07/23/2012 | Editor: Dominik Stephan

A new business paper by engineering software company Aveva presents the design efficiency factors influencing the future of plant design software: Optimising design efficiency, Aveva argues, is one essential step in moving closer to the ultimate goal of maximum project performance.
Cambridge/United Kingdom – “We understand the uniqueness of the markets we serve”, said Dave Wheeldon, CTO & Head of Engineering & Design Systems, AVEVA. “You can't produce plants in volume in the same way that they do in the manufacturing industry. It’s not about economies of scale; you must optimise each bespoke process.
The new business paper shall give industry customers insight in design processes to help EPCs reduce project costs while improving quality according to Aveva's vision for ‘The Future of Plant Design’, company speakers announced.
“As major capital projects are increasing in size and complexity, the market is embracing joint ventures and sub-contractors to manage risk. This places the project team under enormous pressure to deliver work that is coordinated and meets contract obligations to avoid high penalty clauses. We have seen how improved design efficiency provides an essential and significant contribution to the supply chain.”
Focusing on six key areas, including openness, integration and compliance, the paper highlights what the company anticipates will be the main factors driving plant design efficiency. You can download the new business paper on the ‘The Future of Plant Design’ web site.
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