The prevailing sentiment is that COVID-19 shock will be transitory and that the economy, energy demand and prices will adjust. So far, the crisis has left us with more questions than answers.

As APM and other transformative technologies gain traction in our industries, it’s important to share examples of success and dispel any remaining myths around AI. Steve Hillock shares his POV here.

Solutions that address the challenge of the circular economy exact particular demands for the chemical industry. Products and processes must be redesigned to cut emissions and waste and extend material use systems.

For food & beverage producers technological innovation and digitalization are key to improved product quality, meeting food safety requirements and reducing unplanned downtime.

There is a growing need for complex industries to quickly implement AI solutions to prepare for a less skilled workforce. But not all AI is created equal. Having the “right” AI is essential to success.

At AspenTech, we continue to hear that the need for Industrial AI has never been more urgent. Fred Bastien from Aspen’s AIoT team agrees. Read on.

Heath Stephens will be speaking at OPTIMIZE 2021 as part of the APM Track. He shares his own story and some insights in this blog.

Technology changes, the shift to a remote working environment and a year filled with much uncertainty have stress-tested paradigms of conventional estimate generation.

APM technology, predictive and prescriptive analytics, and AI play a large role for the food and beverage processing industry, driving positive results and sustained growth.

COVID-19 has pressed the green accelerator as part of its impact on oil and gas producers. Technology will open new frontiers to enable the industry to emerge leaner, stronger and greener.