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AVEVA completes portfolio integration following acquisition

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18 months on from completing its combination with Schneider Electric’s industrial software business, AVEVA is positioned to comprehensively address the end-to-end digital transformation imperatives with an integrated portfolio of solutions that deliver efficiency, unlock value and empower people across the lifecycle of capital assets and operational value chains.

AVEVA’s integrated portfolio capability harnesses the power of technologies such as artificial intelligence, extended reality (XR), digital twin and cloud computing, coupled with the rich functionality of its industry leading applications. This capability enables companies to realise capital project efficiency, edge to enterprise visualisation, optimised value chains, safe and reliable operations, and a workforce empowered with actionable decision support. AVEVA’s portfolio integration over the 18 months since the merger was based on its customer engagements across the oil and gas, chemicals, food and beverage, power, mining and smart infrastructure markets. AVEVA’s portfolio capability has been validated with real-life digital transformation imperatives across these segments and have already delivered measurable value.

“With over 16 000 customers and over 100 000 sites that deploy our technology, AVEVA’s experience and portfolio is already proven,” commented Craig Hayman, CEO AVEVA. “In addition to growth across all regions and product categories our strong sales performance led to in promotion to the FTSE 100 earlier this year. We continue to innovate our technology in collaboration with our customers to increase agility, enable them to pursue new market segments, to reduce costs and improve profitability of their businesses.”

For greenfield and brownfield capital projects, AVEVA provides a unified engineering environment with common information that can be used across all stages of the capital project and between owner operators and engineering contractors, from conceptual design to handover. This increases collaboration across all stages of the project and breaks down silos between specialised engineering disciplines and project stages in a new and unique way, so that customers can reduce risk and deliver on time and budget, cutting total installed cost by up to 15% saving hundreds of millions of dollars.

Once plants are in operation, AVEVA’s portfolio enables enterprise-wide visualisation of engineering, operations and maintenance information in real-time through the AVEVA Unified Operations Center to increase visibility and enhance decision making across the enterprise. AVEVA’s value chain optimisation solutions, enables customers to eliminate information silos and integrate critical business processes across the operational value chain, unlocking hidden value and improving profitability.

The company’s asset performance portfolio leverages existing data and applies advanced predictive and prescriptive analytics based on highly validated models of assets to help workers anticipate, spot and respond to operational problems, before they occur. Coupled with mixed reality enabled mobile workforce technology, customers can now reduce unplanned downtime, improve workforce safety and reduce business risk.

“Manufacturers today seek to invest in solutions that are ‘Digital Thread Capable’, helping with the transformation of industrial products, operations, value chains, and aftermarket services that are enabled through the expanded use of sensors, digitisation, networking, and information systems,” according to Craig Resnick, Vice President, ARC Advisory Group. AVEVA is able to deliver to the market a comprehensive range of solutions that others in the industry have to partner to achieve.”

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