Review the benefits of embracing digital optimization and predictive/prescriptive maintenance in the context of improving mining operations.

This report addresses how industry leaders in the chemical and petro-chemical industries are leveraging digital technology as a key component of the transition to a circular model of production and consumption and as part of an overall path to sustainability of operations. Based on ARC research and analysis, this report also provides recommended action for owner-operators and other technology users.

New open, developer-ready platform connects once disparate energy data sets to applications on an enterprise-grade OSDU™ Data Platform

In the US, around 60% of people are now employed in occupations that did not exist in 1940. Expanding AI could similarly generate new occupations & new industries altogether.

The data generated during conceptual design and FEED are quickly becoming more strategic. From understanding emissions and energy use to layout and project costs, owners and their engineering firms are placing more emphasis on early design choices.

Indian Chemical News - Achieving sustainability with CCUS

Ever-increasing customer expectations in the digital age, especially around speed of delivery, are putting further pressure on pharmaceutical companies to achieve fast time-to-market for new products. Across the industry, there has been a rapid increase in demand for approaches that deliver predictive and prescriptive maintenance for pharma.

Experts from AWS and AspenTech discuss how the next generation data historian is evolving from data storage to industrial data management platform as manufacturers now require more data integration, archiving, asset modeling, visualization and analysis capabilities.

In this podcast, World Refining Association Portfolio Director, Sandil Sanmugam, spoke with AspenTech’s President & CEO Antonio Pietri and Saras SpA CEO & GM Dario Scaffardi, on themes for the upcoming ERTC such as future-proofing refining in uncertain and volatile times, COVID-19, repurposing infrastructure and the long-term role of refining in the energy transition.

These six areas of digital technology, among others, are being used by leaders in the development of carbon capture projects.