Choose a better way to manage your information...


Do you work in a world where data is often incomplete or inconsistent? A world of “unknown unknowns?” A world where design and production teams struggle to synchronise their data and activities?


All compounded by your reliance on rigid, inflexible Lifecycle Management technologies?


There is another way...


AVEVA NET’s specialist Information Management capabilities bridge the design, engineering, production and operations phases of both Marine and Offshore Oil & Gas industries, managing your information to help you:


Contact us to learn more!


Email us at marketing.contact@aveva.com, quoting reference ANAD09, or find your regional contact on our website at www.aveva.com/contact. Visit www.aveva.com/avevanet or take a look at our AVEVA NET Shipbuilding microsite at www.aveva.com/aveva_net/marine.


Head office: High Cross


Madingley Road Cambridge CB3 0HB UK


z Integrate design and production applications z Proactively control and manage the change lifecycle


z Reduce faults and expensive rework z Reduce project lead-time z Minimise financial and schedule risks z See clear project progress against plan, including KPIs z Collaborate reliably with international teams, subcontractors, owners and classification agencies z Refit and repair more easily


AVEVA NET can manage data and documents of any type and make them accessible and useful, regardless of the source application, to your entire team, across the entire lifecycle.


Choose a better way. Choose AVEVA NET - the brand for Information Management.


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