Digital Lifecycle Excellence in Energy & Utilities Industry E-Book

whitePaper | March 23, 2023

Improving productivity while reducing fuel consumption and emissions are high priorities for industrial furnace, oven and dryer manufacturers. Because such equipment often heats in-process materials to very high temperatures

whitePaper | June 16, 2021

As demand continues to surge for many chemical manufacturers, ensuring adequate staffing to meet daily volume targets is a top-of-mind issue for plant managers. Read the guide to discover the best practices of employee scheduling you can leverage to improve the overall effectiveness of labor resources

whitePaper | July 12, 2021

Learn how to apply physical and digital assets to deliver top performance across all categories. Today, modern energy and utility companies are faced with the complex task of getting more value from their physical assets and supporting data to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Using a digital lifecycle excellence approach to organize and consolidate that data will provide opportunities to increase competitiveness across your organization.

whitePaper | February 25, 2023

Monitoring emissions has been a major concern at industrial sites, including those in the chemical process industries (CPI), for the past few decades, but a number of factors are currently aligned that elevate the importance of proper monitoring, and amplify the consequences of failing to do so reliably and accurately.

whitePaper | June 17, 2021

The topic of green chemistry is now also a challenge for contract synthesis suppliers. This is because more and more manufacturers of shampoos, detergents, paints, packaging and other consumer products are becoming increasingly concerned about the ecological footprint of their products. The trend is being fueled by consumers, who are increasingly prepared to spend more money on products that are better for the environment. But the political environment is also exerting major pressure on companies.

whitePaper | September 15, 2022

Crude oil has been used to produce transportation fuel for many decades. But market factors may make it necessary for organizations to consider oil-to-chemical complexes to maintain a competitive edge in today’s global market.