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AVEVA unveils solution to help Middle East customers capitalise on digital transformation

The command-and-control solution aims to help infrastructure operators and industries like oil and gas and mining. (Image source: AVEVA)

AVEVA, global engineering and industrial software company, has launched a unified operations centre, its command-and-control solution for infrastructure operators such as smart cities and facilities management and for industries like oil and gas and mining

Organisations such as the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), Assmang Proprietary Ltd and the city of Atal Nagar in India have pioneered early versions of this tailored approach and have realised reductions in project implementation times by as much as 60 per cent over the more time-intensive process of integrating bespoke solutions.

The unified operations centre is a central hub that transforms the control room into a collaborative workspace. Functional silos are broken down by contextualising operational and business data to enable teams to make better decisions based on accurate, real-time information.

AVEVA?s unified operations centre, built on AVEVA System Platform, aims to provide faster time-to-value through industry-proven solution templates, reports, dashboards and operational KPIs that unify all available data from operations, process, engineering, maintenance and finance, enabling teams to improve their situational awareness of real-time operations and make better decisions.

?By partnering with leading companies in the process and infrastructure market we have witnessed the operational gains that this ?system of systems? approach can achieve. Now, organisations of any size can benefit by rapidly deploying our industry-proven, template-based solutions to transform their businesses with confidence,? said Rashesh Mody, vice-president of AVEVA?s monitoring and control business.

Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi, senior vice-president, digital at the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) commented, ?ADNOC?s operations across the entire value chain are vast and varied and the Panorama Command Centre gives us unified live data access across all our operations and business units. Modelling, simulations and analytics have also allowed ADNOC to drive greater production efficiencies across the board. AVEVA is a key partner for ADNOC as we continue to adopt the latest technologies and drive our Oil & Gas 4.0 mission to stay ahead of the world?s growing energy demand.?

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