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AppScape launches Asia-Pacific Operations
Santa Clara, California Jan 15, 2013: — AppScape Inc., a leading enterprise software solutions provider, has announced AppScape® Energy Resource Management Suite to address energy management needs of Energy Intensive industries in Asia.
Leading Enterprise Energy Management Solutions provider announces operations in India, China and Japan.
Santa Clara, CA Jan 15, 2013. AppScape Inc., a leading enterprise software solutions provider, has announced AppScape® Energy Resource Management Suite to address energy management needs of Energy Intensive industries in Asia. AppScape has entered into agreements to deliver their comprehensive Energy Resource Management Suite for large scale Agriculture, Ferro-Alloys and Power companies in Asia.
“Escalating Energy costs and intermittent supply are key drivers for implementing our ERM Suite across industries in Asia. AppScape’s ERM Suite will result in a substantial Energy savings, ” says Dan Javan, EVP of Sales and Business Development for AppScape.
Real Time Visibility for Energy Consumption
AppScape provides a comprehensive suite with multiple options for data collection in real-time, configurable alerts and workflows, advanced analytics with pre-built industry KPIs. The solution also comes with standard APIs to facilitate integration with leading Enterprise Resource Planning and Manufacturing Execution Systems to provide real-time measurement, monitoring, management and analysis.
About AppScape
AppScape Inc., headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., provides a comprehensive, integrated solution for effective management of energy performance and carbon footprint. AppScape offers a flexible, highly scalable, rapidly deployable energy resource management solution for global customers with a tight integration to their backend enterprise systems.
AppScape is a trademark of AppScape, Inc. Other company or product names have been used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
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