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Aveva launches software to support multidisciplinary users

| By Scott Jenkins

Engineering software developer Aveva Group, PLC (Cambridge, U.K.; www.aveva.com) released Aveva Engineering, a new product where the full definition of tagged engineering items (including equipment, lines and others) can be developed by multidisciplinary teams of specialist engineers working concurrently.

Users can benefit from more effective management, control and exploitation of data as well as a reduced impact of change on cost, schedule, quality and risk as changes can be implemented quickly and communicated effectively. A wider range of data inconsistencies can be detected during design enabling increased design quality and reduced risk of costly late design changes and associated rework.

Using a proven and scalable database approach Aveva Engineering delivers the concurrent, multi-discipline, multi-user working environment required across project engineering teams on typical plant and marine projects. Advanced technology allows this process to take place in a manner where each discipline retains full control of its part of the information relating to any item.

With an accessible user interface based on Microsoft Office Fluent, including built in spreadsheet style tools, Aveva Engineering is highly configurable incorporating a powerful programming language (PML) and .NET APIs. This allows customer/industry customisations and automations to be applied quickly and effectively. In-built status control gives engineers better visibility of the quality of information as they work. Compare and update utilities enables data to be compared against information held in other systems and selectively updated as required, making data alignment easier and faster.

The product can be configured to suit a wide range of project, customer and industry requirements within the plant, power and marine industries.  It is built on AVEVA’s proven AVEVA PDMS & Outfitting technology and seamlessly links with AVEVA Global for collaborative multi-site project execution.

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