Day Prior - Sunday, January 22, 2006 | ||
Daratech Registration 4:00PM - 7:00PM |
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AVEVA Reception 5:00PM - 8:00PM First Floor Atrium Area |
Day One - Monday, January 23, 2006 | ||
| Conference Registration - Atrium Lobby 6:00AM - 8:00AM | ||
| Breakfast - Atrium Lobby 7:00AM - 8:00AM | ||
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Morning Session 8:00am - 11:30am | ||
Sustaining Competitive Advantage in Today's EnvironmentPeople, processes, technologies — these are the ingredients that, when coupled with a good business model, create competitive enterprises. Mostly, we are focused on the details of schedule compression, cost reduction, safety, business- and engineering-process enhancements, six-sigma quality, and the opportunities created by the rising price of oil and other energy sources and forget the human aspects of business without which all would be pointless or lost. This session presents Daratech's latest research on the psychology of process change and its impact on the deployment of new technologies. SPEAKER | ||
Keynotes — Visionary Insights from Industry Thought LeadersExplore how the world's leading OO and EPC firms are harnessing the power of technology to streamline plant operations, reduce costs, combat security risks and make better business decisions. This session will highlight how an increased focus on strategy and innovation can position your company as a dominant force in the marketplace. SPEAKER | ||
Previews of Solution Providers' Breakout SessionsCo-Sponsors will preview their breakout presentations. These breakouts will feature new technologies, early looks at new releases, and demonstrations of the latest products. This session is designed to help you decide how to allocate your time during the breakouts. | ||
Breakout Session 11:30AM - Noon |
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Luncheon Noon - 1:00PM |
AVEVA Luncheon: Noon - 1:00PM Wedgwood Room |
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Breakout Session 1:00PM - 3:30PM |
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Afternoon Session 3:30PM - 6:00PM |
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ASSET LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT |
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FIATECH Interoperation InitiativeHear directly from FIATECH about this project, intended to fine-tune life cycle management across the industry and allow organizations to look at interoperation from a business perspective. Learn about the initiative and how it can save your company millions. SPEAKER Interoperability — Is it Really Possible?Lack of interoperation between IT systems is a major challenge. This session will focus on critical interoperability issues, approaches to overcoming obstacles and what users want from solution providers. SPEAKERS CTO Panel DiscussionHear from leading supplier Chief Technology Officers about their initiatives to overcoming interoperation obstacles. MODERATORS PANELISTS |
Trends In Instrumentation and Real-Time OperationsSPEAKER |
How to Execute Very Large High-Definition Survey Plant ProjectsSPEAKER Automating Maintenance with CMMSLearn how Computerized Maintenance Management Systems can provide complete control of the preventative maintenance process and how CMMS provides immediate access to critical maintenance information. SPEAKER World-Class Lifecycle Information ManagementSo much data - over a possible 50-year lifespan. How do leading companies ensure the availability of all information required for efficient decision making in operation and maintenance? Learn the processes and tools used to link asset data, plant control and maintenance management systems. SPEAKERS Virtual Operator Training and Assessment Reduces Time to First OilSPEAKER |
Bentley's Fourth Annual ENR Awards Dinner 6:00PM - 8:00PM Wedgwood Room
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Day Two - Tuesday, January 24, 2006 | ||
| Conference Registration - Atrium Lobby 6:00AM - 8:00AM | ||
| Breakfast - Atrium Lobby 7:00AM - 8:00AM | ||
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Morning Session 8:00AM - 11:30AM | ||
Keynotes — Leveraging Information Technology to Create Value and Drive GrowthOne of the biggest challenges for OOs and EPCs is the ability to do more with less — cutting costs, intelligent collaboration — both internally and externally, and securing your IT infrastructure. This session provides insights into business metrics and justifications, people issues, and the underlying strategic implications for OOs, EPCs and IT solution providers. SPEAKERS |
Working Group: Adopting ISO 15926 in the Power Industry8:00AM - 10:30AM SESSION LEADER |
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CEO Debate: Vision, Policy, RealityGregory S. Bentley, Chief Executive Officer, Bentley Systems, Incorporated |
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Breakout Session 11:30AM - Noon |
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Luncheon Noon - 1:00PM |
Intergraph Luncheon: Noon - 1:00PM Wedgwood Room |
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Breakout Session 1:00PM - 2:30PM |
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Afternoon Session 2:30PM - 6:00PM |
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ASSET LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT |
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MAINTENANCE
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Implementing a Successful Multi-Contractor StrategyFew projects today are single-contractor. What are the challenges and barriers to implementing and managing a data centric design environment with multiple contractors? Learn how to unlock hidden ROI by leveraging project data. SPEAKER Convergence Towards Global and Integrated Work Processes: Opportunities, Challenges and Success CriteriaDiscuss benefits and challenges around the global retooling of Air Product’s integrated engineering work processes and the related implementation of a new set of COTS software. The presentation will in detail explore the fragile balance between work process requirements, technology options and change management needs. Being driven by the corporate SAP implementation, the objectives of Air Product’s Project Phoenix were to replace front-end engineering work processes and IT tools as well as to standardize globally on best practices. Although there have obviously been challenges associated with engaging several hundred impacted individuals and getting them supportive of the change, Air Products is expecting increase in productivity and reduction in project cycle time. SPEAKERS Transitioning From Design to Field Construction OperationsThe transformational impact of information technology on engineering and construction has barely begun. Increasing global cost pressures, the commoditization of services and growing demand from owners to deliver project lifecycle information all require an effective utilization of design models and data during construction. This session explores engineering/construction firm partnering on large and small projects to increase return on investment for both owner/operators and EPCs. learn innovative approaches, what is and is not working and hear a view of the future. SPEAKER Mixing Mechanical CAD Models with Plant ModelsSPEAKER Better Decisions Through Data StandardizationISO 15926 specifies the data model that defines a single context for process and equipment engineers, operators, maintenance engineers and others may have of the plant. How will this standard affect you? SPEAKERS PANELISTS |
Applying LADAR Technology to Plant Restoration and RecoveryAfter several years of severe natural disasters striking the Gulf Coast and damaging many offshore plants and refineries fast and efficient recovery and restoration strategies have become imperative to the success of the industry. Hear about the application of LADAR on damage of ChevronTexaco's Petronius Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Platform after Hurricane Ivan and how this technology has helped in the restoration process. Understand the scope of work including dimensional control, 3D modeling, forensic analysis, and the repair engineering design. SPEAKER Mainstreaming Automation: Unifying Instrumentation and Control Across ProjectsInstrumentation and real-time operations solutions are key to achieving lean, agile manufacturing and maximizing uptime. Learn how leading OOs leverage automation.
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Taking Laser Scanning to the Next LevelLaser scanning is used for everything from modeling retrofits to minimizing shutdowns. This session will highlight best practices for integrating laser scanning into existing systems and work processes. SPEAKER Optimizing Profits for a Merchant Generation FleetMerchant power plants are funded by investors and sell electricity in the highly competitive wholesale power market. Since they do not serve specific consumers, consumers are not obligated to pay for the construction, operations or maintenance of the plant. What best practices improve the profitability of a merchant power plant fleet by lowering costs and improving reliability? How can these lessons be applied in your plant? SPEAKER Strategic Use of 3D Visualization for Maintenance Process OptimizationThe presentation summarizes how 3D visualization techniques enable superior lifecycle maintenance work processes and examines key elements required for achieving world-class maintenance performance. Visualization strategies for maintenance work process will be discussed along with how these strategies have the common goal of increasing reliability and plant availability while reducing costs. SPEAKER Exploring Emerging TechnologiesSPEAKERS |
Executive Networking Reception Hosted Exclusively for OOs and EPCs by Bentley and Microsoft 6:00PM - 8:00PM | ||
Day Three - Wednesday, January 25, 2006 | ||
| Breakfast - Atrium Lobby 7:00AM - 8:00AM | ||
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Morning Session 8:00am - 11:30am | ||
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MAINTENANCE
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Optimizing Startup and Life-cycle Performance for New Capital ProjectsHear a structured methodology for assessing, planning, and executing operational and support requirements necessary for the operational life-cycle phase of a new capital asset program. Focus is on operational readiness planning to minimize risks associated with startup and launch, while simultaneously driving operational programs based on best practices to optimize life-cycle asset performance. SPEAKER Technology Optimization in Plant Design and ConstructionDesign re-use, modular design, mass-produced components. Learn about these and other innovative concepts used during plant design and construction. SPEAKER Merger Pain: Managing Engineering Data through Mergers, Acquisitions and Joint VenturesIndustry consolidation means companies must leverage systems and information from many sources. Learn strategies for effective business and IT integration with a focus on asset information management. SPEAKER Mega EPC Projects in Plant Lifecycle EngineeringSPEAKER The EPC-to-OO Handoff — Optimizing the TransitionData transfer from EPC to OO is rarely smooth. How can you plan for win-win situations and optimum plant lifecycle data management? SPEAKERS |
Minimize Downtime with Equipment Reliability Information SystemsReliability improvement programs replace reactive maintenance with planned events. Learn the keys to success and how to leverage this concept to increase uptime. SPEAKER Integrating 2D drawings with Data-Centric SystemsDuring the design stage of mega projects, the contracted engineering firms are in the practice of using intelligent design applications to cut the design cost and to deliver accurate design information in a shortest possible time. At the end of the project, these firms deliver the engineering databases and the 2D drawings to the plant owner for the construction, operation and maintenance of the industrial facility. In the past, however, their has never been a smooth transition of materials during the turnover of these design databases and drawings, and as a result key information is lost and is often not successfully implemented by the owner/operator operations and maintenance deparments. This session addresses transition, integration and implementation challenges of the data-centric systems with 2D engineering drawings and databases. SPEAKER Using Emerging Technologies to Improve Maintenance and ReliabilityHow can you leverage technologies such as RFID to locate equipment, track inventory and assist in preemptive maintenance; or mobile, wireless workflow technology to streamline processes and maximize equipment reliability? This session outlines the business drivers of these new technologies and highlights the costs, savings, pitfalls and keys to success of implementation. | |
Conference Wrap-Up |
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