AVEVA Asia Pacific

AVEVA is a global leader in engineering and industrial software, providing a comprehensive portfolio of software solutions that support the entire asset lifecycle. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, but it operates worldwide, including the Asia Pacific region.

Overview of AVEVA

  • Foundation: Originally founded in 1967 as the CADCentre, it has evolved considerably over the years.
  • Core Areas: Their core solutions cover engineering design, asset performance management (APM), operations, monitoring, and control.
  • Industries Served: AVEVA serves a variety of industries including oil and gas, power, maritime, chemicals, mining, and manufacturing.

AVEVA Asia Pacific

In the Asia Pacific region, AVEVA is dedicated to helping companies enhance operational efficiency, sustainability, and maximize the value of their information and data. This regional arm of the company addresses the unique needs of Asian markets by providing localized support and solutions.

Below are some key aspects of AVEVA's operations in Asia Pacific:

Regional Offices

  • Presence: AVEVA has a wide presence across the Asia Pacific region, with offices in major countries including China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, and Southeast Asian nations like Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.

Solutions and Services

  • Engineering & Design: Tools for 3D design, process simulation, electrical and instrumentation, and information management.
  • Asset Performance Management (APM): Solutions designed to improve asset reliability and performance, using advanced analytics and machine learning.
  • Operations: Software to enhance operational efficiency and control, such as SCADA and human-machine interface (HMI) solutions, and manufacturing execution systems (MES).
  • Monitoring and Control: Real-time monitoring solutions to help companies maintain continuous production and avoid downtime.

Support and Training

AVEVA offers extensive customer support and training programs tailored to the needs of the Asia Pacific region. This includes:

  • Technical Support: Round-the-clock technical assistance to ensure minimal disruption.
  • Training Programs: Comprehensive training sessions and certification programs tailored to various levels of expertise.

Market Adaptation

AVEVA in the Asia Pacific region takes into account local regulations, business practices, and industry needs. They adapt their global solutions to fit regional requirements, ensuring they are compliant and relevant to local markets.

Strategic Partnerships

To enhance its offerings, AVEVA often forms strategic alliances with local and international companies. These partnerships extend their technological capabilities and market reach, ensuring they remain leaders in industrial software solutions.

Impact and Innovation

AVEVA has been instrumental in driving digital transformation across industries in the Asia Pacific. Their software helps organizations optimize their operations, improve sustainability, and achieve greater levels of efficiency and productivity.

Recent Developments

With a strong emphasis on innovation, AVEVA continues to evolve its solutions to incorporate the latest technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT). They are committed to helping businesses transition to Industry 4.0 and beyond.

Conclusion

AVEVA Asia Pacific is a crucial part of the company’s global operations, providing robust software solutions to help industries in the region thrive in a competitive and rapidly changing environment. Through localized support, strategic partnerships, and continuous innovation, AVEVA ensures its clients in the Asia Pacific are well-equipped to face the challenges of the modern industrial landscape.

Products

VANTAGE, the collective name for AVEVA`s four-family plant lifecycle product suite, offers proven, integrated and versatile solutions for engineering IT.

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