AspenTech announces training in sustainability technology
Aspen Technology has announced the details of what it says is an industry-first Sustainability Training Program for customers and partners. The training, aimed at all experience levels, consists of 18 classes designed to expand users’ expertise on how to accelerate progress on critical sustainability pathways with digital technology.
“Our customers are facing the dual challenge of meeting the increasing demand for resources from a growing population, while addressing sustainability goals. This, coupled with generational workforce changes, has made operational excellence and continuous education incredibly important for capital-intensive industries,” said David Reumuth, Senior Director, Customer Support and Training, AspenTech. “AspenTech’s Sustainability Training Program is empowering a new generation of industry users to grow their practical knowledge of digital solutions that are making an impact on sustainability. The program is aligned with key sustainability technology pathways that are putting our customers and partners in the best position to mitigate their environmental impact and meet the dual challenge.”
AspenTech’s Sustainability Training Program includes practical examples from AspenTech’s 60 sustainability models. AspenTech sustainability models are used by capital-intensive industries to make progress towards their near- and long-term sustainability initiatives, like managing emissions and developing carbon capture technologies.
Participants start with a flexible, self-paced e-learning program that fits their schedule. This is followed by a combination of expert-led training that can be customised per company and small group coaching sessions to improve the proficiency of complex industrial concepts.
Once the training is complete, AspenTech said it continues to partner with participants to help them track organisational competencies across operating facilities and their enterprise to ensure company-wide, long-term value.
Interested parties can register for the AspenTech University Sustainability Curriculum here.
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