Manufacturers routinely lose margin due to the gap between what is planned, what is scheduled, and what actually happens on the plant floor.

In a world where supply chains, energy costs, feedstock availability and project economics can shift overnight, industrial leaders need the agility to act with confidence.

Refineries are facing increasing crude market volatility, tighter margins and greater operational complexity.

This layered application automates crude receipt, tank transfer and CDU feed scheduling—replacing manual workflows with fast, constraint-aware optimization to maximize refining margins.

Natively embedded in Aspen Unified Scheduling, Multi-Blend Optimization (MBO) optimizes blend recipes and executable schedules in a single, real-time environment to maximize refinery margins.

Explore how Aspen Unified Movements (AUM) can transform your movement and inventory management. This infographic outlines the key operational challenges and their business impacts, such as inefficiencies and margin leakage. AUM offers a comprehensive solution with real-time monitoring, precise inventory accuracy and streamlined data flow, minimizing losses and enhancing decision-making. Unlock the full potential of your operations with AUM's intuitive interface and powerful visualization tools. Discover how you can bring accuracy and efficiency to your business.

In the race to outperform the competition, refineries and petrochemical plants frequently face production efficiency gaps that can eat into operating margin—and profits. Aspen Unified PIMS™ (AUP) can improve productivity to help close these gaps. View this video to learn how AUP leverages advanced visualization tools, modern workflows and a web-based interface to help you operate more efficiently and improve margins, while reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.

Energy and chemical companies continue to look for new ways to improve operational efficiency, enhance collaboration and boost profitability. However, many still rely on manual tools like Excel for scheduling, which often leads to lower margins, inefficiencies and inaccuracies.

Energy and chemical companies continue to look for new ways to improve operational efficiency, enhance collaboration and boost profitability. However, many still rely on manual tools like Excel for scheduling, which often leads to lower margins, inefficiencies and inaccuracies.

Better Together: S&P Global, AspenTech and AWS Are Transforming Decision Making for Refineries