A major European refiner implemented Aspen Technology’s reformer inferred property package for control and optimization of their catalytic reformer in two of its refineries. Download this article to learn more about the company's methodology of execution and the benefits derived.

Are you struggling to effectively organize and analyze your data to troubleshoot bad batches? Multivariate analytics will quickly deliver insights that can increase batch quality, yield and throughput. Manufacturers have already realized 10 percent increase in production and 50 percent reduction in quality variability through the use of such tools. Download this paper now to learn how to get truly meaningful insights from your batch process data for optimal plant performance.

Root Cause determines the weaknesses in processes so that the real cause or reason for a failure in a process can be eliminated. RCA looks upward into a process and prioritizes the weaknesses that might contribute to potential failures.

Digital transformation seeks to use technology to achieve your goals: fewer errors, more production, better product quality and improved customer service. The vertical integration of enterprise and IT technologies — also known as "smart manufacturing" or Industry 4.0 — synchronizes commercial systems, such as production orders from the ERP, with manufacturing systems like the DCS, weigh scales or barcode readers. This webinar will show you how can reduce product quality errors, batch cycle times and operating costs

Are you exploring all avenues to enhance operational productivity, efficiency and safety at your plant? Download this article to learn how Statoil introduced one standard solution for storing and presenting process data to achieve cost savings and simplification.

Rob Brooks of Axiall talks about the benefits of a1PE.

Watch a webinar on why asset performance management (APM) is useful for both reducing downtime as well as increasing productivity and profitability.

In this short video featuring Antonio Pietri, CEO Aspen Technology, discusses how the self-optimizing plant will be a self-learning, self-adapting, and self-sustaining operation.

In this podcast, Lee Nichols, Editor-in-Chief of Hydrocarbon Processing and Ron Beck, Marketing Strategy Director at Aspentech discuss HPI's digital transformation journey, the future of the self-optimizing plant and how digital technologies will lead to more efficient operations.

Discover the power and flexibility of Aspen IP.21 with aspenONE Process Explorer and how it allows you to use your existing metadata, while reducing tag consumption.