Discover how Petro-SIM® and CHIPS enable model-driven EPC delivery. Learn how digital twins reduce rework, improve schedule certainty, and accelerate FEED and detailed design across energy projects.
Webinar Overview:
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) projects are facing growing complexity, tighter schedules, and increasing cost pressure. To remain competitive, EPC organizations need digital engineering tools that reduce uncertainty, improve collaboration, and enable faster, more confident decision-making.
In this webinar, Wajid, Rodolfo and Eric will demonstrate how Petro-SIM® and the Flexible CHIPS package enable a model-driven engineering approach for EPC workflows. By embedding high-fidelity digital twins early in FEED and carrying them through detailed design, EPC teams can reduce rework, align engineering disciplines, and improve overall project predictability.
What will you learn?
Who should attend?
This webinar is ideal for professionals working in:
Why Attend?
EPCs that successfully adopt digital twins gain measurable improvements in project certainty, engineering efficiency, and client confidence. This webinar provides practical insights and live demonstrations showing how KBC’s digital engineering solutions are delivering real value across complex energy projects.
Presenters
Wajid Shaik - Senior Sales Executive, KBC
With over 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, Wajid focuses on helping EPCs and owner-operators improve project performance through simulation and digital technologies.
Eric Murray - Senior Sales Representative, KBC
Eric has more than 25 years of experience across computer technology and the oil and gas sector. He works with clients to drive value through KBC’s simulation and technology solutions.
Rodolfo Tellez-Schmill - Technical Presales Senior Consultant, KBC
Rodolfo has over 25 years of experience in process engineering, optimization, control, and simulation. He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Calgary and is a Professional Engineer in Alberta, Canada.