Aspen Technology, Inc.: Aspen Technology Joins Alliance to End Plastic Waste Aspen Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:AZPN), a global leader in asset optimization software, today announced it has joined the Alliance to End Plastic Waste. AspenTech will work with fellow members to support innovation to build a more sustainable global plastic value chain. From industrial process design to driving greater efficiency in industrial operations, AspenTech solutions help producers reduce waste and emissions from plastic production, and accelerate innovation for recycling process technologies and other new solutions for the circular economy.
The Alliance to End Plastic Waste is an international non-profit organization partnering with government, environmental and economic development NGOs and communities around the world to address the challenge of plastic waste in the environment. Through programs and partnerships, the Alliance focuses on solutions in four strategic areas: infrastructure, innov
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The global data historian market size is expected to grow from USD 1.1 billion in 2020 to USD 1.3 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.0% during the forecast period.
A data historian solution, also referred to as process historian or operational historian, is a software program that deals with time-series data. A time-series database stores data pieces in the order they were received. In other words, a time series database is optimal for retrieving a piece of data that changes over time. Process historians fall under the category of industrial software due to the critical role they play in the success of analysis and decision-making.
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Got cash to invest? Here are 3 ASX shares to buy
Tristan Harrison | December 24, 2020 8:44am |
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There are some ASX shares that look like they could be very interesting to watch over the long-term.
Here are three investment ideas to keep your eyes on:
Audinate is a business that’s liked by listed investment company (LIC)
Climate Capital Ltd (ASX: CAM). Audinate markets the Dante system as a better way to connect AV by replacing point-to-point audio and video connections with easy-to-use, scalable and flexible networking.
Clime liked the recent positive FY21 first quarter trading update from Audinate with monthly revenue trending upwards over the quarter, reaching pre-COVID levels by September. This was better than expected against a forecast of a 38% decline in unit volumes in 2020 which was included in Audinate’s FY20 results presentation in August.
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Here are those interesting stocks:
Pushpay is a payments business which facilitates electronic donations, mostly to large and medium US churches.
Ben Griffiths from fund manager Eley Griffiths said: “Over the last 12 months it has become clear Pushpay is at an inflection point for both cashflow and earnings. Under the stewardship of CEO Bruce Gordon, Pushpay has transitioned from a founder-led investment phase into an optimize/monetization phase. What is more surprising is the very conservative nature of the accounts (a rarity in small cap tech, outside