2021 - AVEVA PI World - Engineering
AVEVA Project Execution & Engineering Information Management
The model data that is created in the engineering phase of the capital project informs the construction planning and procurement activities required to execute the project. All of this engineering and execution data is then aggregated and handed over to the owner operator/client at the end of the project to create the Engineering Information core of the digital twin. Join AVEVA's Lee Tedstone, VP of Project Procurement, Construction and Execution, and Steve Parvin, VP of Information Engineering, to hear the latest capabilities, roadmaps, and customer successes for AVEVA's Project Execution and Engineering Information solutions and how they leverage shared data and integrated workflows to enable low-risk, on-time and on-budget capital projects, while empowering the most efficient, sustainable plant operations enabled by a fully-detailed digital twin.
Industry
Chemicals, Oil Gas and Energy, Power and Utilities
Company
AVEVA
Speaker
Lee Tedstone
Lee Tedstone is Global Vice President leading the Procurement and Construction business at AVEVA. He holds an Master s Degree in Engineering from Queens University in Belfast, N. Ireland and has been involved in numerous engineering and capital projects over the past 20 years in executive leadership, sales and marketing, strategy, and technical roles. Lee is responsible for defining the Procure, Construct and Handover Portfolio strategy to help EPC s and Owners in the industrial plant and marine sectors to drive efficiency through use of technology in the capital project part of the Asset Lifecycle. Lee is a passionate technologist currently focused on its practical application for finding project efficiencies, and leads a team directly involved in technology utilization on over 70 projects globally for both major owners and contractors alike.
Company
AVEVA
Speaker
Steve Parvin
Steve Parvin a qualified Chemical Engineer with an Executive Masters in Enterprise Management, who gained his first experience working with Engineering Data on an old chemical plant in the role of a plant support engineer. Here he provided assistance with process re-sitings, HAZOP support and a variety of other engineering calculations. Steve has more than 19 years of experience in Engineering Information Management, spending much of this time working as a consultant alongside large Owner Operators and EPCs. Having been involved with Greenfield and Brownfield projects globally, across many industry sectors and lifecycle phases Steve developed a good understanding of the common information management challenges which are likely to present themselves and the most practical solutions available.
Session Code
UC21NA-D1EN040