AVEVA (Cambridge, U.K.; www.aveva.com) announced a significant addition to its comprehensive Asset Performance Management (APM) portfolio with the acquisition of the software assets of MaxGrip, subject to approval from MaxGrip's shareholders. MaxGrip, an AVEVA partner since 2017, is a pioneer in optimizing asset performance with Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) solutions.
MaxGrip's software and extensive asset library enables customers to define and implement comprehensive RCM strategies based on asset criticality and risk. The libraries encompass over 900 critical asset types with failure causes and conditions and proven maintenance remediations. This represents rich experience in end markets that map closely to the sectors AVEVA serves, with implementations in the oil and gas, chemicals, infrastructure, utilities, food & beverage and water & wastewater industries.
The combination of AVEVA's portfolio with the capabilities of MaxGrip enables customers to realize high levels of reliability, availability, safety and efficiency in the operations of their capital assets and closes the loop on managing fault scenarios with prescribed remediation actions based on best practices, moving from reactive and predictive maintenance to prescriptive maintenance.
"AVEVA has leveraged the digital twin and advanced asset visualization capabilities to completely change the way people, processes and technology interact," said Kim Custeau, Vice President, Asset Performance Management at AVEVA. "Combining our strengths in engineering and real-time data coupled with the power of MaxGrip software will enable customers to design for reliability, in a way that no other solution in the industry can offer today."
"We have worked for many years together with AVEVA to bring innovative APM technology into customers' operational facilities where they quickly realise quantifiable business value.", said Jakob Boelens, CEO of MaxGrip.