daratechPLANT2004
Presentations - Day Three

Plant

January 19 - 21, 2004 • Wyndham Greenspoint Hotel, Houston, Texas, USA

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Day Three Session 3A1: Plant Security: Time Bomb? Session 3A2: Data-Centric versus Document Centric Work Process and Technology Management Session WS3A2: Advances in Intelligent P&ID’s Session 3a3: Owner/Operator Priorities and Issues Session 3a4: Conference Wrap-Up
Session 3A1: Plant Security: Time Bomb? According to a recent 60 Minutes report, plant security is woefully inadequate. This session will explore the engineering and IT dimension of emerging plant security best practices that might be implemented to avert a terrorist catastrophe.
	Plant Security: Time Bomb? (1.70MB PDF File) Alain Hubrecht, President & CEO, VR Context
Session 3A2: Data-Centric versus Document Centric Work Process and Technology Management The benefits of data-centric work processes is that they are very efficient in propagating changes and promoting and optimizing concurrent engineering, which can result in significant project schedule compression. The problem is it is difficult to maintain audit trails, revision control, and information necessary for regulatory compliance—areas in which document-centric systems excel. This session will explore the benefits and drawbacks of each of these systems and their workarounds. Discover which system is best for you.
	Data Centric Plant Applications, Enterprise Content Management, Records Management (830KB PDF File) J. Steven Morgan, Manager, EDM Integration, Duke Energy Corporation
	Data-Set Centric Approach in EPC (612KB PDF File) Shuji Nagano, General Manager, Project IT Development Office, Chiyoda Corporation for Yoshiro Shirasaki, Senior Executive Officer, Technology & Operation Support, Chiyoda Corporation
	Data versus Document Centric Work Processes (1.54MB PDF File) Abstract Darrell Delahoussaye, Portfolio Manager, EPC Systems, Petroleum & Chemical IS Manager, IS&T, Bechtel Corporation
Session WS3A2: Advances in Intelligent P&ID’s This session will explore advances in intelligent piping and instrumentation diagram software applications for the plant and project lifecycle. The concept of intelligent P&ID has been gaining momentum as a way to enable more informed technical and business decisions while increasing the value of engineering information.
	The Case for Intelligent P&ID's (17KB PDF File) Stephen T. Halderman, Business Solutions Lead, Maintenance & Operations, Lyondell Chemical Company/Equistar Chemicals
Session 3A3: Owner/Operator Priorities and Issues What are owner-operator priorities and issues in the petrochemical, power, chemical and offshore industries?What are the practices that enable some EPCs to successfully meet these goals and what needs are not being met? This panel and Q&A session will present the views of senior owner/operator executives, and engage the audience in a discussion sure to yield insights and strategies for future success.
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Session 3A4: Conference Wrap-Up This session will sum up the conference. A panel of Daratech analysts will share their views on what was learned at daratechPLANT2004, identify issues that have come into clearer focus, and raise questions that deserve further investigation or have become even more clouded in controversy. Panelists will also comment on questions and issues that in their opinion were not adequately addressed by the conference, and share their views on these questions.
	Executive Summary: Conference Wrap-Up
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