Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) firms are under increasing pressure to deliver projects faster, at lower cost and with greater confidence amid volatile market conditions and growing project complexity.

As industrial organizations accelerate AI, advanced analytics and digital transformation initiatives, traditional point-to-point data architectures are becoming a major barrier to innovation.

Explore real-world results from YPFB Andina and AspenTech, demonstrating how an integrated, asset-wide approach can uncover hidden production opportunities and improve economic performance—without relying solely on new capital investment.

Industrial leaders understand that AI success depends on more than algorithms, it requires a strong, connected data foundation. While purpose-built Industrial AI can deliver value on its own, organizations that effectively manage and contextualize data are better positioned to scale impact and sustain competitive advantage.

A leading Canadian mining company modernized its maintenance approach by implementing Aspen Mtell®, replacing a time-based preventive strategy with a prescriptive maintenance solution powered by AI. This resulted in fewer breakdowns, stronger collaboration and smarter operations.

To run an ethylene plant longer, safer and greener, digitalization plays a pivotal role. In today's unfavorable market conditions, digital solutions are needed to improve the overall profitability and sustainability of operations.

Natural gas is uniquely positioned as a transition fuel to support an affordable and secure energy transformation through displacement of coal power electricity generation and supplementing renewable electricity.

Upgrading automation, digital and data infrastructure has become essential for chemical companies seeking long-term growth and competitiveness.

Descubra cómo la empresa australiana de minería de oro, Evolution Mining, implementó con éxito una solución de mantenimiento prescriptivo en su operación de Mungari.

This paper explains how AspenTech and Microsoft are collaborating to design a quantum chemistry workflow.