A digital twin enables you to continuously monitor and analyze the performance of plant assets and increase equipment availability and reliability while reducing the cost of operations and maintenance. (Source: Bentley Systems)
Revolutionary Technologies

Digital Transformation is Here to Stay

Improving productivity, flexibility, and speed in operations as well as processes is the goal which every industry player strives to achieve and digital transformation offers just that. With its many efficient and problem-solving technologies, the industry is slowly beginning to realize the plus points and necessity of this much needed transformation. After all, everyone wants to stay ahead in the game and nobody wants to be left out.

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With the new version 3.1 of its Simatic PCS neo web-based process control system, Siemens shows how the challenges of long life cycles will be mastered in the future. (Source: Siemens)
Web-based Process Control System

The Next Step Towards the Control System of the Future

Extremely long life cycles are typical for many plants in the process industry. With the new version 3.1 of Simatic PCS neo, Siemens has completely rethought the plant life cycles in the process industry and, in addition to a variety of new functions, the completely web-based process control system shows how the challenges of long life cycles will be mastered in the future. Users of all process technology sectors already benefit from it today.

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Nov can view any object within their model and view the information for additional context with Plantsight. (Source: National Oilwell Varco)
Next-Gen Solutions

Revolutionizing Upstream Design Processes with Digital Twins

Ensuring the design team and stakeholders work together is crucial at the start on any large capital project. Collaboration is essential when it comes to working with many different groups, partners, subcontractors, and inter-departmental personnel, as they work with multiple information sources and make numerous design changes as part of the review process. Failure in any of these work processes can result in costly mistakes once handover is complete as the project moves into construction – and even more so as it moves into operations.

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