Regional optimization silos
Each geography developed and operated separate tools, limiting collaboration and creating redundant effort.
A multinational chemical company had developed production-optimization algorithms, but they were being run locally on staff laptops with limited computational power and duplicated solver investments across regions. NoèmeX created a centralized optimization platform, consolidated real-time and historical industrial data, analyzed resource usage and introduced a governed shared-resource model for global algorithm deployment.
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Each geography developed and operated separate tools, limiting collaboration and creating redundant effort.
Locally run algorithms constrained speed, scalability and the ability to optimize production in real time.
Regions were acquiring separate solver resources that were often underutilized outside local peak periods.
SCADA, historian, PI and other systems were not integrated into one governed data foundation for optimization.
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Created a scalable environment where engineers across regions could deploy algorithms and share computational resources.
Integrated real-time and historical data from SCADA, enterprise historian and other systems into a common architecture.
Parsed server logs and built BI views of actual resource utilization to support an evidence-based shared-resource model.
Established feature prioritization, financial review, cost-sharing and reusable algorithm deployment across geographies.
SCADA · Enterprise Historian · Plant Information (PI) · Optimization solvers · Server logs · Internal systems
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Solver and infrastructure costs were reduced by more than 70% through centralized sharing and better utilization.
Engineers could deploy and test optimization algorithms across plants rather than operating them only on local laptops.
Integrated real-time data supported quicker adjustments to demand, energy costs and operating schedules.
The platform created a reusable foundation for production forecasting, optimization and cross-region collaboration.
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