In a press release Tuesday, Aveva announced the opening of a new office in Charlotte, NC to support the growing global nuclear energy market.
Aveva specializes in delivering design and information management solutions with strategic value to leading companies in the plant and marine industries.
The office, based on the design of the Ballantyne Corporate Business Park, will focus on sales, support, design-build, handover/commissioning and ongoing operations for the industry.
"This strategic location positions Aveva to add even greater value to our growing client base in the nuclear sector across the entire life cycle of their assets," said Nick Revelas, VP Global Business Development, who will head up the Charlotte operation. “Our Operations Integrity Management strategy helps companies reduce risk, costs and maintain safe and compliant operations”.
Charlotte has become a strategic location to many businesses in the nuclear market. Other companies already in residence include Shaw, AREVA, URS, Mitsubishi, Duke Power and Babcock & Wilcox.
Aveva also recently announced the opening of a new office in Seoul, Korea that incorporates a product training center. This office will host sales, marketing, product support and administration functions for Aveva customers in Korea.
“This new office, in particular the product training center, enables Aveva to offer a better service to our customers”, said EunJoo Park, Senior Executive Vice President of Korea and Japan division. He added that Aveva has had offices in Korea for over ten years, and that lately there has been an increased demand for trained users.
"We are proud to be able to continue to demonstrate and strengthen our support and commitment to the Korean market," he said.
In addition, Aveva also operates the Marine Technology & Service Centre (MTSC) in Busan, Korea.