As a corporation grows and expands, an appropriate Capital Investment Planning and Control system to support acquiring additional assets, upgrading technology and equipment, or replacing existing assets, becomes essential to safeguard the company’s capital infrastructure investment as well as continued growth and expansion.
To maximize ROI, project prioritization and cashflow forecasting are the paramount aspects of the planning phase. CIPAce establishes a centralized framework for private organizations to streamline project management processes and consolidate siloed business data and knowledge from various departments/divisions throughout project phases. A CIPAce™ application system that is tailored to a company’s business practices and processes with pre-configured business templates can provide a solid foundation for process standardization and effectiveness across a company. Such a system is typically equipped with powerful configuration tools and can be easily modified and/or expanded to accommodate the company’s growth and changing business needs. The right showcases all corporations we have served, past and present.
GE Betz, Inc.
GE Water & Process Technologies, a unit of GE Infrastructure, is a leading global supplier of water treatment, wastewater treatment and process systems solutions. GE Betz delivers customer value by improving performance and product quality and by reducing operating costs and extending equipment life in a broad range of products and services. These products and services are used to optimize total water/process system performance, safeguard customer assets from corrosion, fouling and scaling, and protect the environment through water and energy conservation. With the Capital Investment Planning and Control system developed and deployed by CIPPlanner team, the company has benefited from the many effective functions built-in the system to manage its primary business in the sale of water treatment chemicals designed to lengthen the lifespan of cooling towers, chillers, boilers, and other water dependent machines.