Recap of Siveco projects launched in 2014, focus on multisite process plants
For this first newsletter after the Chinese New Year, we would like to recap some key projects launched during 2014, with a focus on process plants: power generation, waste and water, chemicals and oil and gas. Siveco China has developed specific expertise delivering CMMS-based maintenance improvement projects for large multisite organizations that have their regional headquarters in China and sites all over the Asian region.
read moreEntering new markets with partners: experience of Korea
In this article, we would like to share how we successfully grow our business in new markets, countries without local Siveco office, by working alongside EPC companies. The experience of Siveco in the Korean market is a perfect illustration of this model, which we hope will encourage partners in other countries.
read moreEntering North African markets with Korean EPCs
Korean engineering and construction companies have recently won major contracts for the delivery of gas turbine power plants in Algeria, on the northern coast of Africa. Thanks to its very strong presence in Africa, Siveco is uniquely positioned to assist Asian engineering companies involved in such projects. EPCs often find themselves at a loss when it comes to delivering the turnkey CMMS required by the plant owner as part of the construction project, as the needs of overseas greenfield projects differ markedly from those of domestic...
read moreTechnology-enabled technicians vs the intelligent plant, the Chinese view
This article is a based on a presentation given by Siveco China’s GM Bruno Lhopiteau at the 6th Process Industry Engineering & Maintenance Congress in Shanghai on September 6-7.
read moreRe-entering the energy market
As some of our readers know, while I first came to China in the late 90s to work on a paper mill project in Suzhou, the rest of my career (after I moved here permanently in 1999, until the end of 2004, when we started the Siveco business) was dedicated to power utilities.
read moreStatus of “Enterprise Asset Management” (EAM) in the Chinese market
This article is based on an interview of our GM Bruno Lhopiteau, a leading figure in the Chinese utility maintenance market, by magazine Control Engineering China, in which Bruno shares his experience in the power industry and explains its relevance to other process plants.
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