EIC shortlists BMT in annual awards and picks BMT DEEP for enabling Digital Transformation

BMT is shortlisted for the Digital and Collaboration awards at the EIC Global Awards that will be held virtually on 3 December.
BMT are delighted to have been shortlisted as finalists at the respected Energy Industries Council (EIC) Global Awards in the Digital and Collaboration categories. The EIC Global Awards is one of the industry’s premier award ceremonies.
The EIC Awards recognise members’ work to grow and develop their businesses and have identified companies who have successfully adapted and implemented one or more of the eight growth categories in the EIC’s annual ‘Survive & Thrive’ report.
The Digital and Collaboration award categories look to celebrate companies who innovate through the application of digital systems, analytics and technology, and who work collaboratively with partners to enable a joint ‘Survive and Thrive’ strategy. BMT were shortlisted from the work on our BMT DEEP asset monitoring platform. BMT DEEP enables asset managers to make data driven decisions to maximise the value of their asset base while simultaneously helping them to reduce costs and increase efficiency across their major critical infrastructure assets. Our platform stores and processes asset performance data, while our powerful analytic engines provide actionable insight.
Soma Maroju, BMT DEEP’s Technical Lead, said
“it is fantastic receiving this recognition from such a prestigious and internationally-recognised body, and to have made it to the shortlist in multiple categories for BMT DEEP. Thanks must also go to the development team who have worked very hard to progress this product as a real-time information solution, and to our customers, who are a constant source of inspiration.”
The awards ceremony will take place virtually on Thursday 3 December.
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