High quality standards and production goals are driving the need for reliable and readily available data in the Food & Beverage industry. But with so much data being recorded from various sources within your enterprise, is your data being used to its full potential? Without the proper digital tools in place, plants may invest in large CAPEX projects prematurely, or lose valuable time reviewing data rather than reacting to it.

Did you know that up to 73% of data within an enterprise goes unused? With so many connected devices and processes, it’s critical for companies to more easily capture, view and share this data across functional areas.

エネルギー産業や化学企業が経済の脱炭素化やネットゼロカーボン目標に向けて取り組んでいる中、炭素回収技術の状況は進化しています。

This article, featured in The Chemical Engineer, discusses why operators often struggle to know where to begin to digitally transform. AspenTech's Paige Morse outlines how many operations, particularly in specialties, have become increasingly complex as customers demand higher levels of performance and quality and a greater range of options from producers. Operators realize they need to diversify product lines to meet these increasingly sophisticated needs. Download this article to learn more.

After an electrical storm stopped gas production at one of its plants, SABIC executives and reliability engineers turned to Aspen Fidelis Reliability to calculate the probability of it—or a similarly debilitating event—happening again. Read this article from Plant Services to learn more.

Industrial organizations are sitting on a decades-old, massive double-edged sword: their data. Until now.

In today’s market, thriving in the mining industry means exploring new strategies for growth in the digital transformation era. Mining executives are seeking leading experts to help mitigate risk and lower cost. The Northern Miner recently sat down with AspenTech to discuss best practices of how a true machine learning solution has the power to transform mining.

Sustainability is emerging as a critical business topic, as companies focus resources toward lowering emissions, waste and energy use in their production process. In this article, Paige Morse, Chemicals Industry Marketing Director, shares how sustainability affects four key areas within a processing plant and how digital transformation supports sustainability efforts through efficiency improvements.

“We have been able to generate a lot of value at our plants: minimizing changeovers, reducing inventory because of a better sequence plan, and gaining better visibility” – William Duty, Director of Momentive’s Supply Chain Center of Excellence

To be a leading 'player' today's specialty chemicals environment, overcoming these challenges is crucial to staying competitive and ensuring the entire supply chain is optimized.