Emerson Expands Plantweb Digital Ecosystem with AspenTech Asset Optimization Software
Emerson (NYSE: EMR) has announced the evolution of its Plantweb™ digital ecosystem, integrating AspenTech's (NASDAQ: AZPN) asset optimization software. This collaboration aims to enhance industrial automation by enabling manufacturers to optimize operations through advanced software and AI technologies. Emerson's Plantweb ecosystem provides tools for sensing, decision-making, and controlling plant operations, helping companies achieve greater sustainability and productivity. This development positions Emerson as a leader in the industrial digital transformation landscape.
- Integration of AspenTech's asset optimization software improves Emerson's digital ecosystem.
- Plantweb enables advanced asset and business optimization, enhancing sustainability and productivity.
- Robust suite of sensors and software supports comprehensive operational capabilities.
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Industry-leading digital automation portfolio connects intelligent field to software-centric evolution of automation architecture
Emerson’s Plantweb digital ecosystem, optimized by
“With the vast amounts of data created by manufacturing, the world’s most essential industries have increasingly demanded robust automation that transcends boundaries to help empower safe, reliable operations across a facility or enterprise,” said
The new Plantweb digital ecosystem, now optimized with
Plantweb powers world-class performance by enabling: sensing and visualization, predictive diagnostics and monitoring, precision control, modeling and AI-powered analytics. These technologies include:
- Sense & Measure: Providing the ability to SEE, sensing and measurement technologies create high-integrity data to drive all decisions. This portfolio helps customers eliminate blind spots in locations and applications previously out of reach, including modern edge computing that enables faster local response. Key capabilities include leak and corrosion detection, tank, safety and equipment monitoring, personnel awareness, process measurements, and liquid and gas analysis.
- Automation Systems & Software: Providing the ability to DECIDE, digital automation systems enable agility through intuitive analytics and improved visibility. Advanced software drives better decisions through on-demand access to expertise, while automated workflows empower personnel to focus on high-value activities rather than low-value tasks. Software includes distributed, batch and advanced control, SCADA and PLCs, safety systems, asset and alarm management, remote monitoring, AI, machine learning and digital twins.
- Act & Control: Providing the confidence to ACT, responsive, precision control helps maximize performance and optimize production to drive operational integrity and protect people, equipment and the environment. Technology capabilities include digital valve control, process isolation, pressure regulation, discrete, motion, fluid and drive control and air handling.
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Industrial Software : Providing the ability to OPTIMIZE across the entire asset lifecycle, modular, AI-based software features performance engineering applications to optimize and create world-class facilities. Manufacturing and supply chain applications maximize operational performance, while asset performance management applications extract the greatest return on investment from equipment and facilities. Industrial software capabilities include capital estimation, facility modeling, economic analysis, reservoir modeling, planning and scheduling, process and dynamic simulation, process knowledge management, supply chain management, process and energy analytics, management execution, electricity grid management, operations and asset performance management and digital twins.
The industry has increasingly realized advanced automation is the greatest strategic lever available to boost operating performance, improve safety and achieve sustainability targets through emissions reduction and greater energy efficiency.
“Plantweb has remained a platform for continuous innovation in the industry since its introduction in 1997, including the world’s first integrated digital safety loop, machinery health monitoring and the pervasive deployment of wireless technologies,” said
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