Integrated Engineering & Design
AVEVA’s Integrated Engineering and Design (IE&D) solution helps you control and accelerate the iterative design and engineering process within one integrated set of products.
Owner Operators, EPC contractors and Shipyards can improve process efficiency by aligning data capture and easily communicating change, allowing engineers from different disciplines to collaborate in real-time on site and from anywhere in the world.
Engineering data is at the heart of every major capital project. A data-centric approach is key to ensuring your global engineering teams communicate and collaborate effectively.

Going Beyond Project Delivery
Building a high-quality asset begins with good design, but good design combined with integrated engineering data leads to optimal procurement decisions, efficient construction, seamless handover and low operational risks.
Our solution for Integrated Engineering and Design is not just about delivering your project. Instead, our Digital Asset allows you to manage your asset's life cycle from handover, throughout project management, and all the way to decommissioning.
No matter what stage your project is at, including asset modification and revamp, our solution can be introduced and start improving efficiency.

Understanding Your Challenges...
Enforcing Standardisation
Discipline that aids creativity
- Design is iterative rather than linear, with multiple teams involved. All collaborators need to have complete visibility of change.
- Unnecessary design iterations, rework, errors from poor revision control and cost escalations can be caused by disconnected engineering teams.
Increased Project Risk
Inaccurate decision making
- Data can be difficult to share across global collaborators, suppliers can send data in different formats making it hard to compare and invalid data can cause inaccurate decision making – all threatening the deadline.
- No clear visibility of current statuses and progress against plan, and inability to guarantee that engineering and design information is robustly controlled and rapidly communicated, to enable quicker response to unexpected circumstances such as changes of scope.