Hydrogen and carbon capture have become focal points as energy and chemical companies look to reduce emissions and achieve net-zero carbon targets. But what’s the best approach?

Join Frédéric Bastien, VP of AIoT Technology & Product Management, and Adi Pendyala, Senior Director of AIoT Product Marketing, both with AspenTech®, as they explain how the AIoT Hub enables data integration and mobility from sensors, historians and other data sources across the enterprise – from the edge to the cloud - to accelerate the delivery of enterprise-wide visualizations, actionable insights and AI-enabled applications for capital-intensive industries, like yours.

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.

Did you know that up to 73% of data within an enterprise goes unused? With so many connected devices and processes, it’s critical for companies to more easily capture, view and share this data across functional areas.

Industrial organizations are sitting on a decades-old, massive double-edged sword: their data. Until now.

As energy companies shift to a new normal due to the pandemic, the energy transition continues to gain strong momentum. Industry leaders are focused on meeting aggressive sustainability targets and are making investments in digitalization to accelerate innovation.

The impact of COVID-19 has accelerated digitalisation for the process industry. In this exclusive interview with Pipeline Oil & Gas News, Antonio Pietri, President and CEO of AspenTech®, discusses how this acceleration of digitalisation will lead to the creation of a Self-Optimizing Plant.

Industrial organizations require historical and real-time data for AI and analytics on the cloud to keep the business running efficiently.

The Aspen AIoT Hub has earned a 2021 AI Award from the Business Intelligence Group! The award recognizes our powerful Industrial AI solution.

Will your current technology help you achieve a zero-carbon future? As industry leaders look for ways to reduce their carbon footprint, there are strategies energy companies can employ now to reduce their carbon intensity.