Operational efficiency is shaped by decisions that change faster than the tools used to manage them. When those decisions are made in isolation, their interactions across roles and systems remain hidden, revealing their impact only after value is lost.
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"My organization is hitting a barrier with operational excellence and continuous improvement of safety, reliability and margins, compliance, and workforce competency because we can’t coordinate across teams, systems and processes."

“There are a number of problems I can’t solve with my current tools and modes because they don’t represent the actual plant environment.”

“New data-driven AI models may unlock new problems, but I’m concerned with taking accountability over them, due to their unproven stability, explainability, and controllability.”
What’s missing are coordinated operating strategies. So what is a COS?
Coordinated Operating Strategies (COS) is a framework that connects plant operational decisions and observable outcomes to plant objectives and constraints.
A Coordinated Operating Strategy is a disciplined way to align decisions across roles, systems, and objectives as conditions change - To make decisions better and faster when they matter most.

Safety critical limits are managed through “best efforts + buffers”, because visibility into which parameters influence safety-critical variables and how vulnerable the process is to unobserved disturbances is not share or understood across teams.
The impact of short-term operating choices on long-term asset heath is not made explicit, as degradation mechanisms and remaining useful life are not translated into operationally meaningful signals.
People respond to process upset correctly by pulling back on optimization handles away from constraints, but does not even partially reoptimize the process after post upset stabilization.
Knowledge leaks, through retirement, rotation, requiring long onboarding experiences.
Teams don’t move from reactive operations to automation overnight.
Coordinated Operating Strategies mature over time, as decisions become more deliberate, more shared, and eventually augmented and automated. This turns intent into consistent execution only where it makes sense.
Decisions based on opinions and tribal knowledge
Informal definitions, reactive decisions (e.g. response to alarms)
Decisions driven by formal multi-functional alignment
Operations executes the strategy at any time without the overhead of alignment
Strategy is execution 24/7 through supervised automation
The world of possible changes dramatically for everyone across an organization when improved coordination of operating strategies is possible.

A COS platform makes operational decision-making visible at scale.
It reveals how thousands of daily decisions interact across units, roles, and objectives, allowing leaders to move beyond local optimization and drive consistent, enterprise-level performance.

A COS platform gives process engineers a place to work decisions, not just models.
It allows them to test, compare, and refine operational choices as conditions change, making cross-unit tradeoffs explicit before those decisions are deployed.

A COS platform connects advanced control to the decisions that shape outcomes.
It helps APC engineers understand how control strategies interact with upstream and downstream decisions, ensuring controllers drive global performance rather than isolated optima.
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In this interactive assessment, you will see how coordinated strategy execution can improve plant performance and overcome your operational excellence barrier.
Through a quick walkthrough of real operational scenarios, we will demonstrate how decisions across units and across shifts can be better coordinated to improve performance such as throughput, yields, and energy efficiency.
We will lay out where our technology can complement your existing tools, teams, and processes to deliver meaningful results.