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Product category: Manufacturing Information Technology systems
News Release from: Aveva Engineering IT | Subject: Global 2.1 plant project managing software
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 10 July 2002

Taking the headaches from managing plant
projects

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Configured to remove the headache of managing plant design projects in multiple locations, this software enables project leaders to focus on engineering instead of administration.

Cadcentre has announced the launch of its new Global 2.1 software, providing a solution to the problems and logistics of globally executed engineering projects Global 2.1, a component of the VANTAGE engineering IT suite, builds upon the features of its predecessor, PDMS Global, to provide central administration and concurrent distribution to connected engineering offices across the globe

Global removes the headache of managing plant design projects in multiple locations, enabling project leaders to focus on engineering instead of administration.

Many leading companies such as Foster Wheeler, DuPont and Kvaerner have used Global on large-scale engineering initiatives where a holistic view of the project has been the key to success.

3D projects generate huge quantities of data.

Maintaining the integrity of that data across multiple, globally dispersed offices presents a serious problem.

High volumes of data need to be synchronised to achieve successful 24-hour project execution.

Data management tools specifically designed for an engineering environment can help address this and boost the efficiency of the whole operation while reducing costs.

Regardless of their geographical location, Global 2.1 enables design offices, sub-contractors, fabrication yards and suppliers to work with consistent, controlled design data at any time to support a true "virtual office" operation.

Its advanced features deliver increased flexibility across multiple sites, improved error recovery and status information, and allow satellites to be managed from a central hub.

Paul Daynes, Product Manager, Strategic Programmes commented, "The Global 2.1 solution was developed as a result of customer demand for reducing the high administration costs in ensuring data integrity.

Global 2.1 addresses that need directly allowing them to realise the opportunities and savings that exist in global collaborative engineering." VANTAGE, the collective name for Cadcentre's plant lifecycle product suite, represents a solution for sustainable IT development.

Addressing data management, project management, engineering design, visualisation and the business enterprise on a common foundation, the VANTAGE personality carries a positive drive towards a future that harnesses the best of technology without losing sight of the fundamentals of good engineering.

It is developed upon a proven technology foundation that has been deployed on major global projects over the last 20 years.

About Cadcentre - from its history as the market-leading vendor of 3D plant design and visualisation, Cadcentre Ltd has grown its business to offer end-to-end plant lifecycle solutions based on an enterprise-level, integrated suite of engineering IT products.

An AVEVA Group company, Cadcentre is now acknowledged as being the fastest growing of the world's leading lifecycle engineering IT solutions providers within the process and power industries (source: Daratech 2002).

Cadcentre technology has been integral to the engineering process of industrial plants with a value in excess of US$500 billion for over 700 clients world-wide.

Clients include leading plant owner/operators and engineering contractors such as 3M, ALSTOM Power, AMEC, BASF, Daewoo Heavy Industries, DuPont, Electricit? de France, Foster Wheeler, Kellogg Brown and Root, Hitachi, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Krupp Uhde, Kvaerner, Merck, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Petronas Carigali, Samsung Engineering and Shell.

Headquartered in Cambridge, England, Cadcentre currently employs approximately 300 staff world-wide with additional product development offices in Manchester, Sheffield and Portsmouth, England as well as sales and technical support offices across Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific and North America.

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