Case Studies
Read how Oceanagold’s use of Asset Intellect and Alarm Sentinel has resulted in improved operational efficiency, streamlined data management, and enhanced decision-making.
In partnership with GTSGroup, Dimension Software held the Engineering Value from your PI System webinar. Speakers included Mark Faith from AGL, Karl Rickards from Stanwell, and Patrice Taylor from Queensland Alumina Limited.
Hear how Stanwell is using Asset Intellect as a digital shift log and handover system while providing a common platform to centralise and integrate disparate data systems.
Read how specialty minerals company Innophos transformed and unified their OT data management across its North American operations using Asset Intellect.
A long-time PI user, QAL had developed bespoke applications to work in conjunction with PI but with PI ProcessBook and ACE reaching end-of-life, they were now left with the challenge of legacy applications. Read how QAL deployed a foundational platform for redeveloping their legacy applications into a modern environment.
AGL overcame disparate dashboards and ungoverned data to a solution where data was easy to find, easy to use, and most importantly, beneficial for the business.
Download this White Paper or view the video on how Asset Intellect unlocked the value of IoT sensors to enable Fingrid to move to condition-based maintenance.
PI to SAP integration was required by Contact Energy, New Zealand’s electricity generator. This case study outlines how CMMS data was sent from PI to SAP.
Check out how Dimension Software helped Oceana Gold use their SGS lab data with their PI Systems, allowing them to make more informed process decisions.
In this case study, we explore an electricity distribution company that had data validation problems causing issues with subsequent reporting.
Vector Gas, Auckland’s gas and electricity distributor, needed to better manage its transmission and wholesale gas metering data.
This case study outlines Transpower’s need to acquire quick, accurate, fault location data for their 11,803 km of high voltage lines.
