Quick action shortens the duration of a production problem and yet few companies’ measure and track the response times of their organization.

This blog is this first of the PSC Best Practices Blog Series, it introduces the importance of planning and scheduling and how difficult it can be to come up with the best decision.

Effective KPIs and KPI hierarchies are one of 6 Keys to Improving Operational Effectiveness. A properly designed hierarchy of KPIs, aligned throughout the layers of the organization, will ensure that performance of lower level KPIs will produce corresponding improvements in the highest level KPIs.

Both EPCs and owner-operators need to look at better estimating business processes and systems. That spreadsheet approaches are a major project risk and bottleneck.

Real equipment data can enrich the accuracy of your process model, allowing you to make decisions more confidently. By accessing API and ANSI pump manufacturer data with the new Sulzer Select Application, you can support process optimization projects, FEED studies and various “What If” scenarios without leaving Aspen HYSYS® or Aspen Plus®.

Repeatable designs are used increasingly in the process industry to minimize capital costs and reduce project risk and uncertainty. Using the highly integrated aspenONE® Engineering suite, engineering teams can easily capture best practice designs, and rapidly reuse them on new projects.

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

You’re speaking and we’re listening! During this first-ever “Viewer’s Choice” Webinar, we’ll cover topics submitted by you, the viewer, and answer some of the most frequently asked relief-sizing questions. Join us to see how AspenTech’s relief-sizing software solutions can remove bottlenecks in your projects and save you valuable engineering hours. During this webinar, view live, technical demonstrations addressing relief-sizing situations you encounter in your safety analysis workflow, and participate in an extended question and answer session.

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Adaptive Process Control is primarily recognized for streamlining APC maintenance, however it is also very useful in new controller development. Eni shares their story on how they used Adaptive Process Control to build new APC applications faster and more efficiently than traditional methods, allowing them to achieve stable behavior in the presence of large model mismatch. "Seed" models were used to rapidly deploy controllers and accrue benefits immediately, all while minimizing disruption to operations.