Air Products has seen between 2% and 5% improvement in plant capacity by using AspenTech solutions, as well as significant improvements to recovery and efficiency. Learn more by watching this video.

Learn from Chevron's experience with Adaptive Process Control and how it can deliver continuous benefts throughtout the entire controller lifecycle.

Maximize production & improve reliability in ever changing upstream conditions. Increase production up to 5%, reduce energy usage & mitigate process upsets with Advanced Process Control Technology designed for upstream processes.

Energy economics are changing. With uncertainty, even volatility surrounding future energy demand, pricing, a circular plastics economy and other market forces, companies need to be prepared to remain profitable. Where does digitalization and AI technology fit into the equation? What are industry leaders doing today to gain a competitive edge? View this on-demand webinar where Hydrocarbon Processing Editor-in-Chief/Associate Publisher Lee Nichols addresses these hot-button topics in a panel discussion with industry experts Carole Nakhle, CEO, Crystol Energy and Ron Beck, Energy Industry Director, AspenTech.

Sustainability is emerging as a critical business topic, as companies focus resources toward lowering emissions, waste and energy use in their production process. In this article, Paige Morse, Chemicals Industry Marketing Director, shares how sustainability affects four key areas within a processing plant and how digital transformation supports sustainability efforts through efficiency improvements.

This podcast is part of a series featured on "In the Oil Patch" with Shale Oil & Gas Business Magazine radio show. In this podcast, Kim Bolado, host with "In the Oil Patch" interviewed Ron Beck, AspenTech Market Strategy Director and Industry expert on how technology can help improve sustainability in the oil and gas industry.

In this brief video, Antonio Pietri discusses the concept of VUCA and what that means for Industry 4.0 and digitalization in the smart enterprise.

In today’s ever-evolving global economy, Energy and Chemical companies need to operate with newfound agility to meet market demand and maximize margins. Aspen DMC3 Adaptive Control now embeds powerful AI Machine Learning algorithms to build seed models by simply mining historical data. View this video and learn how you can coordinate multiple APCs in closed-loop and optimize broad envelopes in real-time to align planning, scheduling, and operation, significantly reducing margin leakage and energy costs.

Aspen DMC3 Builder is a powerful, integrated platform that is used to manage the entire lifecycle of advanced process control (APC) applications. ExxonMobil has found through recent implementations that this tool provides an extremely positive experience for both new and experienced APC engineers and has plans to migrate all controllers across the enterprise. Join ExxonMobil’s APC experts, Dave Hokanson and Philippe D'Hooghe, to learn about the powerful new features within Aspen DMC3 Builder that are the keys to success on those applications.

Braskem is the largest petrochemical company in Latin America, the leading producer of polypropylene in the United States, and the eighth-largest resin producer worldwide. Braskem used Adaptive Process Control within Aspen DMC3 to deploy controllers in just two weeks to start accruing benefits immediately. The benefits included lowered energy usage by 20%, increased production rates and reduced process variability. Download this case study today to learn more about the benefits Braskem realized by using Aspen DMC3 and discover how to achieve these benefits at your organization.