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News Release from: Bentley Systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 30 January 2008
Bentley Enterprise License Subscription
Program
Aibel Group joins Bentley's Enterprise License Subscription Program.
Bentley Systems, Incorporated announce that Aibel, a Norway-based leading provider of services, products, and technologies to the global upstream oil and gas industry with 16 offices around the world, has joined Bentley's Enterprise License Subscription (ELS) program Bentley's ELS program grants organizations unlimited access to the entire ELS software portfolio for a fixed annual fee
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 Aug 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Lars Line Vaaland, IS and IT vice president of Aibel, said, "Aibel continues to grow its global engineering business, and in doing this we have a strong focus on using common processes and tools on a global basis.
"Our ELS gives us global access to a broad set of common tools for the design and management of our projects.
All of this helps us build upon our reputation for innovative, flexible engineering practices and increases our ability to develop sustainable designs that meet our clients' needs".
Immediately, Bentley's ELS gives Aibel a quick, cost-effective way to offer its clients technically creative alternatives and sustainable solutions for its projects.
As a strategic benefit, Bentley's ELS helps organizations such as Aibel become more agile.
Project starts can happen faster and teams can reconfigure more quickly for new opportunities.
No-charge pilots allow new technology to be infused into projects more readily.
ELS agreements can include partners, extending the agility and multiplying the benefits in global projects.
About Aibel.
Aibel is a Norway-based leading provider of products and services to the upstream oil and gas industry with 16 offices around the world.
The company provides production facilities, process systems, technology, and products, and, on behalf of its oil company, shipowner and field operator customers, it maintains, operates, and modifies on- and offshore facilities around the world.
Its involvement in a project from day one ensures maximum optimization right along the value chain.
Aibel is a multicultural company with more than 100 years of industry experience in its core business areas and a staff of more than 7,000 professionals.
Its dedication to meeting customer needs is matched only by its commitment to innovation, integrity, safety, and environmental sustainability.
For more information about Aibel, visit www.aibel.com.
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