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Aging infrastructure combined with increasing customer expectations and demand growth are causing a real threat to our networks. Some assets in our networks could be considered critical: because of number of customers they serve, because of the type of customers (schools, hospitals, etc.), because of their age or because they affect resilience.

In this era of amazing new technologies, there are still some organizations out there, forgetting at times the important asset management step of defining critical assets. But most utilities and municipalities cannot afford to visit and assess every foot of their entire system. To learn about some quick tips on prioritizing critical assets read this blog...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its mark on the water industry. It is powering intelligent operations using machine learning to optimize resource use and operational budgets for organizations, as well as delivering truly intelligent built water systems.

Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is developing at a rapid pace and is gradually starting to transform the petrochemical industry. With machinery becoming increasingly advanced, the industry can benefit greatly from the use of sophisticated AI technology in terms of both operational performance and cost reduction.

Over the last century, petrochemical refining has developed considerably as an industry. Modern facilities are now advanced, machine-intensive ecosystems that bring heavy machinery and computer technology to those who need to operate them.

Which one is more of a priority, a Digital Twin or an Asset Management Plan? The answer is, they are both equally as important. Implementing a Digital Twin (DT) is about transformative digital technology and building an Asset Management Plan (AMP) is more of a journey in business discipline. To learn more on how to improve your workflow, read this blog...