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September, 2025

The 2nd Largest Nuclear Power Plant in US Selects NextAxiom

NextAxiom has partnered with the nation’s second-largest nuclear plant to deploy its Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP), advancing digital work package capabilities and streamlining plant operations.

September, 2025

APS Palo Verde to Host 2025 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference on Digital Modernization Through Computer Guided Work

The 2025 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference, hosted by APS and Palo Verde at the Wigwam Arizona Resort, will take place December 2–5. Centered on the theme “Intelligent Operations through Digitalization,” the event will highlight how digital tools and AI are transforming nuclear operations. Now in its fourth year, the conference brings together nuclear operators, SMR manufacturers, and DOE labs to share insights, explore innovations, and develop strategies for safer, more efficient, and cost-effective operations.

The 2025 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference will be held December 2–5, 2025, hosted by APS and the Palo Verde Generating Station at the Wigwam Arizona Resort & Golf Course. This year’s theme, “Intelligent Operations through Digitalization” will showcase how advanced digital tools are reshaping nuclear operations and fueling AI to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance safety.

Now in its fourth year, this industry-driven conference serves as a collaborative forum where commercial nuclear operators, SMR manufacturers, and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) laboratories come together to share knowledge, exchange lessons learned and identify opportunities to accelerate digital transformation. The event is designed to generate actionable recommendations addressing the industry’s most pressing priorities: operating safely while increasing capacity and reducing costs.

Attendees will gain firsthand insights into the benefits, business justifications, and real-world results from organizations already implementing computer-guided work solutions. Designed as a true “meeting of the minds,” the conference will foster open dialogue and collaboration across the industry to drive innovation.

Training Opportunities

On Friday, December 5, optional hands-on training sessions will be offered, with two specialized tracks:

Dynamic Instruction Authoring
hyperService no-code Development

These sessions provide participants with practical experience to strengthen their expertise in applying digital modernization technologies.

Who Should Attend?

Because digital modernization touches nearly every aspect of operations, from frontline maintenance to back-office functions, the conference is open to professionals across all roles, including engineers, operations managers, IT specialists, and senior decision-makers responsible for improving performance and efficiency.

Registration Details

Dates: December 2–5, 2025
Location: Wigwam Arizona Resort & Golf Course
Registration: Register online here. Early registration is encouraged, as space is limited.

The agenda will feature presentations, user panels, and interactive discussions, offering attendees a chance to explore the practical applications of computer-guided work and collaborate on innovative approaches for the next phase of digital modernization.

View the full agenda here.

September, 2025

NextAxiom Attends Inaugural NECX Nuclear Industry Conference in Atlanta, GA

At the NECX 2025 Conference, NextAxiom showcased its latest automation technologies for the nuclear industry, including live demos and the debut of its new Dynamic Operating Model—designed to enforce compliance and guide fully digital operations. The company also highlighted its proven Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP), already in use at commercial nuclear plants and DOE sites, supporting safer, more efficient, and digitally driven performance.

July, 2025

NSE Site Goes Live with Integrated Smart Electronic Procedures powered by NextAxiom

A major National Security Enterprise site has implemented NextAxiom’s Dynamic Instructions, replacing paper-based processes with smart electronic procedures. This milestone advances the site's digital transformation, improving safety, efficiency, and data accuracy, and includes licensing of all DWEP product lines for broader operational modernization.

June, 2025

A Global Leader in Offshore Energy Solution concludes Successful Digital Field Worker POC with NextAxiom

A global offshore energy leader has completed a successful proof of concept using NextAxiom’s Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) to advance its Digital Field Worker vision. Aimed at improving safety and efficiency in hazardous offshore environments, the initiative marks a key step toward full digitalization of paper-based procedures, with a production rollout planned for late 2025.

February, 2025

Major U.S. Nuclear Fleet selects NextAxiom DWEP to deliver Connected Worker Vision

A major U.S. commercial nuclear fleet has adopted NextAxiom’s Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) to digitalize business processes and unify data access across systems. With real-time, mobile access to guided procedures and work instructions, field workers can operate more safely and efficiently. The no-code platform reduces errors, boosts compliance, and supports the fleet’s broader digital transformation and commitment to operational excellence.

January, 2025

NNSA Nuclear Site Launches Site-Wide PoC with NextAxiom to Advance Digital Operations

A U.S. NNSA site has launched a year-long Proof of Concept to accelerate digital transformation, led by its Operational Technology team. The initiative explores NextAxiom’s Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) and Dynamic Instructions for guided procedures and digital workflows. Early pilots, including at a nuclear materials manufacturing unit, demonstrate seamless no-code integration and support broader modernization efforts across critical nuclear operations.

December, 2024

NextAxiom and a DOE Nuclear Laboratory Leverage DWEP to Advance Workflow Modernization

NextAxiom partnered with a U.S. Department of Energy nuclear lab to automate complex workflows using its Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP). The collaboration focused on streamlining publication reviews, engineering modifications, and modernizing mobile work platforms. By integrating dynamic, computer-guided workflows with existing systems, the project improved efficiency, reduced errors, and enhanced both research and operational processes.

December, 2024

Another Nuclear Plant Embarks on Modernization Program using NextAxiom Dynamic Instructions After Extending Operating License

A nuclear facility set for decommissioning has extended its operations thanks to State reinvestment and a major digital modernization effort. Central to this transformation is NextAxiom’s Dynamic Instructions, which replace paper procedures with intelligent, computer-guided workflows. Integrated with the plant’s SAP EAM system, the solution enhances maintenance, streamlines compliance, and boosts efficiency—supporting the facility’s long-term role in delivering reliable, carbon-free energy.

November, 2024

NextAxiom and Idaho National Laboratory collaborate to define Virtual Resource Management Framework for AI

Idaho National Laboratory and NextAxiom Technology, Inc. have successfully completed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA)

October, 2024

Former DOE National Technical Director joins NextAxiom as Director of Client Services

NextAxiom has appointed Craig Primer, former National Technical Director for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Nuclear Plant Modernization Program, as Director of Client Services.

October, 2024

Another Leading SMR Vendor selects NextAxiom for Computer Based Procedure (CBP) System

NextAxiom has been selected by one of the world’s leading manufacturers of Small Modular Reactor for its Computer Based Procedure system.

NextAxiom, a pioneer in Dynamic Work Execution software, announced today that it has been selected by one of the world’s leading manufacturers of Small Modular Reactor (SMR) for its Computer Based Procedure (CBP) system.

NextAxiom Dynamic Instructions is designed to replace traditional paper-based procedures with a dynamic, computer-guided system for operations. The platform provides step-by-step guidance to operators, automates data collection, and offers real-time insights into work execution. This streamlines processes, reduces the potential for human error, and provides a rich data set for continuous improvement and AI.

The new agreement highlights the intensifying race to develop and deploy cost-effective SMR technology. Several companies are making rapid progress, driven by rising demand for carbon-free power created by tech companies building energy-intensive AI data centers. Recent announcements from tech giants like Google and Equinix have underscored the critical need for next-generation nuclear energy to meet future power demands.

For SMR vendors, speed to market is critical. At the same time, for operators, cost effective, efficient operations of the SMR is the true key to their success. By partnering with NextAxiom, leading SMR vendors and operators can benefit from a solution that is already proven within the nuclear sector.

For advanced reactors, the digitalization provided by a CBP system is not just an efficiency gain – it is a critical safety and operational advantage. The system offers several key benefits:

Enhanced Human Performance: Computer-guided instructions are designed with human factors in mind, ensuring clarity and minimizing the risk of procedural deviations.
Built-in Compliance: The platform automatically captures and verifies performance data at a granular level, dramatically reducing the cost and effort of compliance verification and reporting.
Operational Optimization: The rich data collected during work execution feeds into process improvement and re-engineering efforts, enabling nuclear operators to continuously improve safety and reduce operational costs.
Seamless Integration: The NextAxiom platform integrates with other enterprise systems, such as enterprise asset management and work scheduling applications, to ensure a seamless flow of information.

The integration of CBP technology is an essential step toward creating highly automated, resilient, and safe SMR plants. By embracing this technology early in the design phase, this SMR vendor is laying the groundwork for more efficient operations and faster commercialization. With growing demand for clean energy, this partnership represents a significant step forward for the future of nuclear power.

June, 2024

Southern Nuclear Hosts 2024 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group (NNUG) Conference

Southern Nuclear hosts the Annual NNUG Conference in Birmingham, Alabama

April, 2024

A leading AMR Vendor Selects NextAxiom Technology for Computer Based Procedure (CBP) System

Leading US Based Advanced Modular Reactor Manufacturer has selected the NextAxiom Dynamic Instructions product line for its Computer-Based Procedure system

December, 2023

NextAxiom Completes Third Major Nuclear Records Automation Project in 2023

NextAxiom achieved three major nuclear records automation projects in 2023, enhancing record-keeping accuracy and reducing costs through code-free hyperService Platform

August, 2023

NextAxiom Sponsors and Train Attendees at the 47th Annual NIRMA Symposium

NextAxiom continued as a sponsor for NIRMA’s annual symposium

June, 2023

NextAxiom Authors the Dynamic Procedure Writers Manual for the Procedure Professionals Association

NextAxiom authors a Dynamic Procedure Writers Guide for the Procedure Professionals Association

June, 2023

Southern Nuclear Hosts 2023 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference

Nuclear Utilities gather to collaborate on how to use computer-guided work to modernize plant maintenance and operations

June, 2023

A Gateway to Artificial Intelligence for the Nuclear Industry

Craig Primer and Ash Massoudi Co-Author Article in Nuclear News Magazine about AI in the Nuclear Industry

San Francisco, CA (June 2023)

Craig Primer, Idaho National Laboratory Plant Modernization Lead for the LWRS Program, and Ash Massoudi, CEO of NextAxiom (NxA) co-authored a forward-looking article in Nuclear News magazine on how new technology will enable artificial intelligence applications within the nuclear industry.

The Idaho National Laboratory Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program and NextAxiom are collaborating to define an open specification for a Virtual Resource Management Framework (VRMF). VRMF will enable the widescale adoption of AI within the nuclear industry. The VRMF design and its open specification will leverage the many AI/ML research initiatives within the LWRS Program, such as remote monitoring, anomaly detection, computer vision, and NLP applications, together with NextAxiom’s expertise in innovative software design and development, such as computer-guided work and silo-free applications.

The VRMF acts as a gateway, seamlessly connecting people to the appropriate plant resources and business processes to successfully complete their work. By integrating AI/ML applications that continuously monitor and automatically alert the organization of conditions that need action, employees can focus their time on meaningful activities while leveraging the Virtual Assistant in their everyday tasks.

The article noted that at the heart of VRMF lies the concept of a Virtual Resource. A Virtual Resource represents the information, actions, and AI focused on a particular concept or domain. A Virtual Resource can represent physical objects such as circulating water pump 1-01, a class of objects such as motor-operated valves, or an intangible resource such as an operational risk assessor. A Virtual Resource Manager (VRM) manages Virtual Resources and seamlessly integrates all static and streamed information related to the plant resource. VRM continuously monitors and automatically initiates relevant actions based on business rules and their associated AI analytics.

All Virtual Resources have access to plant information systems, while the VRMF provides a unified gateway for domain-specific AI to plug in and seamlessly access Virtual Resource information and actions. The VRMF specification provides for a built-in user experience that allows access to any Virtual Resource. The User Experience (UX) of the VRM mobile app includes visualization of Virtual Resource information, voice commands into Virtual Resource actions, Virtual Resource event notifications, information trending, and a context-aware Virtual Assistant. In this way, on the backend, the VRMF acts as an agile point of access to all plant information systems across resources, business processes, and AI solutions while on the front-end the Virtual Assistant provides employees with an intuitive interface to all Virtual Resources.

For more information about VRM, contact NextAxiom at: info@nextaxiom.com

April 2023

A Major US Nuclear Utility Selected NextAxiom’s Dynamic Forms Tool to Augment Dynamic Instructions Execution

NextAxiom’s Dynamic Forms chosen by major US Nuclear Utility in an effort to streamline work

January 2023

Los Alamos National Laboratory Selects Dynamic Instructions to Enhance Mobile Work Management

NextAxiom’s Dynamic Instructions to compliment Mobile Work Package at LANL

November, 2022

Computer-Guided Work a New Driver for Compliance and Cost Reductions in Nuclear

Ash Massoudi authors article in Nov 2022 issue of Nuclear News Magazine about Computer Guided Work for the Nuclear Industry

November 1, 2022

Computer-Guided Work a New Driver for Compliance & Cost Reductions in Nuclear

Applying computer guidance to work changes the economics of work by contextualizing data, where contextualized data becomes information and information becomes actionable.

San Francisco, CA (November 1, 2022) — Media Release Nuclear News Wire
Computer-Guided Work

When it comes to computer-guided navigation, we look to our GPS app for seamless guidance. It provides granular, step-by-step directions while it tracks our position and progress towards our destination. It superimposes relevant information such as the location of restaurants and the lowest price gas stations on route. One of these days, it will even read us the menu of a selected restaurant on our path while placing an order as we drive towards it.

Can computers guide us during the performance of our daily work in a similar fashion? Can they provide us with relevant information and access to otherwise siloed data and functions in the context of the task at hand?

They can do all of that and much more. Consider the following nuclear outage scenario: In the middle of a refueling outage, John is inspecting a snubber as he is performing a procedure that is being guided by a computer program on a tablet. On step 26, he chooses the radio button signifying an UNSAT inspection. He adds some comments, takes a photo of the snubber, annotates the problem area and attaches it to the step. The moment he marks step 26 as complete, a seamless and real-time cascade of notifications, automations, events and actions follow.

Barbara, the outage manager in the OCC, is notified since she had subscribed to all UNSAT inspection events at the beginning of the outage. With a simple click on the notification in her Work Monitoring Dashboard, the Computer-Guided Procedure that John is performing opens on step 26, and Barbara examines the attached photos.

In addition to the notification, when John completed step 26, a snubber evaluation and repair work order managed by a Computer- Guided Workflow was automatically generated and the first step of the workflow was assigned to Clint, John’s supervisor. Clint launches the workflow from his Computer- Guided Work Portal to assess the impact of the associated work order on the outage schedule. He launches a Computer-Guided Form, attached to the first workflow step, that checks multiple backend systems. The dynamic information in the form indicates that one of the required parts is not in inventory as it was allocated to another procedure; however, it also indicates that the allocated part was released by the computer-guidance system because the associated steps using the part were N/A’ed for that procedure. Clint, on-the-fly, inserts a new workflow step after step 1 to arrange for the transfer of the part to the location of the new snubber work order and assigns that step to James. James is notified that he has urgent work waiting for him in his work portal. Barbara is also notified of the additional work.

Computer guidance is applicable beyond maintenance and operations; every employee in the workforce can benefit from computer- guided work with seamless access to relevant information when performing any business process.

Improved Safety & Compliance

Most of us are old enough to remember using a paper map to navigate in an unfamiliar city. Looking back, it was time-consuming and often daunting. In the same way a GPS app eliminates the cognitive burden of following a printed map, step-by-step computer guidance of work reduces the cognitive load on the workforce and thereby improves both safety and work productivity.

Because all aspects of work are now guided by a computer program, the software automates and enforces context-sensitive rules, increasing compliance and improving safety while slashing the cost of assurance. But perhaps the biggest consequence of a software program shadowing all aspects of processes= and work performance at a step-wise level, is the capture and generation of new “performance data”.

Granular Performance Data Guiding Process Transformation

Because work is digitally guided at a granular step-level, the software automatically captures and records detailed information about the state of performance. Information such as the specific performer, data captured by the performer, step cycle times, notification events, delays, holds, the amount of rework in a process workflow and total labor is immediately made available to the entire enterprise.

In a continuous improvement cycle, the captured data can be automatically trended and visualized. The deviations in performance can be easily identified and analyzed. This provides systematic visibility into process inefficiencies guiding an iterative, digital transformation from paper-centric to computer- guided and operationally integrated processes.

Applying computer guidance to work changes the economics of work by contextualizing data, where contextualized data becomes information and information becomes actionable.

Step-Level Automation and Integration in a Seamless Digital Environment

When computer-guidance is natively coupled with the seamless flow of information, it creates unparalleled efficiencies. Flowing relevant and context-sensitive information from systems of record into a step during performance can help the performer make better decisions to both improve safety and create efficiencies. Also, the ability to dispatch actions on backend business applications, at a step-level, can improve process efficiency and reduce cycle times through automation.

Nuclear Industry at the Helm of Technology for Integrated Operations

Perhaps the idea, motivation, and the technology for dynamic work execution through Computer-Guided Work would not have existed if it were not for the research performed by scientists at Idaho National Laboratory, in collaboration with the commercial nuclear industry, around Computer-based Procedures (CBP). Computer-Guided Work technology is a generalization of CBP at the business process level, combined with innovations in seamless information flow. This combination results in the most cost-effective way to achieve integrated operations.

Today, because of the need for cost reductions without compromising safety, the nuclear industry is paving the way for the adoption of Computer-Guided Work. It is an innovation that not only reduces operational costs and enforces corporate governance, but also holds the key to digital transformation — a transformation from paper-centric processes to computer-guided and integrated operations across all industries.

October 2022

US Department of Energy Site Order Dynamic Instruction and Dynamic Workflows for Computer-Guided Work

Two US DOE sites ordered DWEP products to support smart procedures and more

April 12, 2022

NextAxiom Releases Dynamic Workflows to Significantly Improve Operational Efficiency for Nuclear Operators

Through this dynamic technology, nuclear plants realize reduced labor costs and time spent per process, enhanced data, predictive insights, automated and actionable intelligence, and more

San Francisco, CA (April 12, 2022) — Media Release Business News Wire
NextAxiom Releases Dynamic Workflows to Significantly Improve Operational Efficiency for Nuclear Operators
Through this dynamic technology, nuclear plants realize reduced labor costs and time spent per process, enhanced data, predictive insights, automated and actionable intelligence, and more

NextAxiom, the creator of technology enabling digitalization of all work performed within an organization, today announced the launch of its Dynamic Workflows product line which is the latest addition to its Digital Work Execution Platform (DWEP). The DWEP is a key digital technology for business transformation that supports improved operational performance and decreased costs, making nuclear power safer, more sustainable, and ultimately expanding the industry’s ability to increase carbon-free energy contributions.

Through its DWEP, NextAxiom is the first company to make Digitalized Work a reality. The DWEP product suite, which now includes Dynamic Workflows in addition to Dynamic Forms and Instructions product-lines, allows nuclear operators to decrease cost and improve operations in the following areas:

Compliance: DWEP slashes the cost of compliance verification and reporting through the automatic digital capture of performance data at the most granular levels of regulated work performance.
Operations & Maintenance: while providing step-level, computer-guidance to employees during the performance of now digitalized business processes and tasks, DWEP significantly improves the efficiency of work by streamlining work activities and enforces compliance to increase safety.
Refueling Outages: work execution integrated at a step-level into enterprise applications such as work scheduling and asset management during refueling outages streamlines work and enables nuclear operators to reduce refueling outage time which can cost upwards of a million of dollars per day in lost revenue during an outage.

DWEP replaces manual processes, instructions and procedures used during work – historically contained in PDFs and recorded on static forms – with computer-guided and dynamic means of work execution automatically capturing performance data. DWEP enables employees to make better decisions by arming them with relevant information at the most granular levels of work execution. Additionally, the deep insight gained from the analysis of the performance data generated during computer-guidance of work can be used in process improvement and re-engineering efforts to further increase the efficiency of operations and reduce costs wherever work is performed.

"Harnessing nuclear power currently requires hundreds of employees per plant to execute complex, highly regulated processes and procedures guided by documents often hundreds of pages long. As a result, the costs associated with achieving regulatory compliance can account for about 50% of non-fuel plant expenses and significantly contribute to why nuclear is one of the most expensive types of energy to produce," said Ash Massoudi, CEO and co-founder of NextAxiom.

Nuclear power currently provides more than half of the United States’ 100% clean electricity, and the Biden-Harris Administration has identified it as a vital resource to achieve net-zero emissions economy-wide by 2050. Yet over the past decade, a dozen commercial reactors – more than 10% of the country’s nuclear infrastructure – were shut down due to shifting energy markets and other economic factors.

"For over 15 years, NextAxiom has helped nuclear operators streamline and integrate operations. We’re thrilled to now offer them access to the Digital Work Execution Platform, a game-changing technology to further the support for industry’s viability and allow operators to expand the carbon-free energy contributions,” Massoudi continued.

To learn more about NextAxiom’s Digital Work Execution Platform, please visit: https://nextaxiom.com/dwep.

About NextAxiom

NextAxiom is a proven leader in nuclear with over 15 years of experience enabling nuclear operators to streamline operations, and expand the industry’s carbon-free energy contributions. This experience has culminated in the Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) to further the operational sustainability of nuclear power. To learn more about how NextAxiom makes Digitalized Work a reality and transforms how all work is performed across an organization, go to https://nextaxiom.com/.

March 1 2022

Major US Nuclear Utility Selects NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform to Digitalize Work

A top-tier, US-based nuclear Utility selected the NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) software to assist in its aggressive pursuit to significantly reduce O&M cost

March 2022

Nuclear Industry Peers Reunite in Las Vegas This Week to Collaborate on Work Digitalization at the Dynamic Work Execution Symposium Hosted by NextAxiom

This year’s Symposium is a forum to learn from those paving the way for the continued viability of nuclear power through work digitalization

San Francisco, CA (March 2022)-Nuclear Industry Peers Reunite in Las Vegas This Week to Collaborate on Work Digitalization at the Dynamic Work Execution Symposium Hosted by NextAxiom
San Francisco, CA (March, 2022) – NextAxiom, the creator of technology enabling digitalization of all work performed within an organization, will host the inaugural Dynamic Work Execution Symposium at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas from March 31-April 1.
The majority of Symposium participants will be from the nuclear industry, where modernization of plant operations is business critical and application of the significant advancements to maximize the operational efficiencies and reduce costs through technology is driving change. Attendees, spanning Department of Energy researchers to heads of business and IT from some of the country’s largest nuclear operators, will gather to collaborate on how technology is being used to ensure the continued viability of nuclear power through the digitalization of work with computer-guided instructions, forms, and workflows.
Presenters from nuclear organizations will share first-hand experiences on the benefits, business justification, and lessons learned from the implementation of innovative technologies – such as Dynamic Instructions (formerly known as Computer based Procedures) and Integrated Smart Forms – to help guide attendees forward and make work digitalization a reality across the entire industry.
Session topics include:

Innovation and Digital Transformation for Sustainable Operations
End State and Business Case for Work Digitalization
Implementation Experiences: multiple utilities will discuss their Business Cases, Implementation Approaches, Lessons Learned and Next Steps
Panel discussion on Approaches, Options and Trade-Offs
Transitioning from Paper-Centric to a Digitalized Paradigm
The Scope and Components of Dynamic Work Digitalization
The Scope and Components of Dynamic Work Digitalization

“Collaboration is strong within the nuclear industry and learning from each other is essential as we collectively work to solve challenges that hold the sector back from its full potential,” said Ash Massoudi, CEO and co-founder of NextAxiom. “We are excited to be able to finally gather again in-person and continue propelling the industry forward so nuclear can expand its role in the clean energy mix as a viable and reliable source of power.”
The intention for this year’s Symposium is to serve as the charter for a Special Interest Group (SIG) focused on Dynamic Work Execution that is managed by the Nuclear Industry Peers themselves. A leading nuclear energy facility operator has already signed on to host the 2023 Dynamic Work Execution Symposium.
To learn more and register for the 2022 Symposium, please visit here soon as space is limited: https://nextaxiom.com/symposium

About NextAxiom
NextAxiom is a proven leader in nuclear with over a decade of experience enabling operators to increase profitability, streamline operations, and expand the industry’s carbon-free energy contributions. Its flagship software technology, the Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP), transforms nuclear plant paper and legacy processes into digitalized work processes to support improved performance, decrease production costs, and make nuclear power more profitable to produce. With DWEP, nuclear plants realize reduced labor costs and time spent per process, enhanced data, predictive insights, automated and actionable intelligence, and more. To learn more about how NextAxiom makes Digitalized Work a reality and transforms how all work is performed, go to https://nextaxiom.com/

November 2020

Canada’s Largest Utility Selects the NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform Software

Canada’s largest Utility is taking the next step in its transformation to a digital workforce with the digitalization of their maintenance and operations procedures.

June 2020

Another Major US Nuclear Utility Selects NextAxiom’s PDF Workflow Tool a product-line of DWEP

A major US Nuclear Utility is implementing the NextAxiom Dynamic Workflow and PDF Markup Tool, a product-line within the NextAxiom Digital Work Execution Platform (DWEP) Suite

April 2020

Top Tier US Utility Selects NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform Software

One of the largest and most innovative US Utilities selected the NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform (DWEP) software to pave the way for large scale digitalization of their maintenance and operation work

February, 2020

NextAxiom to sponsor MAXIMO Utility Working Group and NITSL Conferences in 2020

NextAxiom Sponsor at the MAXIMO Utility Working Group
NextAxiom is a major sponsor at the MAXIMO Utility Working Group being held April 20-22, 2020 in Birmingham, Alabama. The user conference will focus on discussing “New Decade, A New Beginning: Forging the Road Ahead for Maximo as an Enterprise Platform”. Southern Company is the commercial Utility host of the conference and is a NextAxiom customer that recently implemented an electronic work package solution for its nuclear plants.

The MAXIMO Utility Working Group (MUWG) is an industry group representing over 200 utility companies, counties and cities throughout the US, Canada, the Caribbean, China, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Finland, Germany, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Russia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Philippines, Malaysia, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Columbia, Peru, Uruguay, Brazil, Equator and Argentina that exchange information related to the implementation and application of the MAXIMO asset management system.

July 13-16, 2020-NextAxiom Sponsor at the 2020 NITSL Conference
For the fifth consecutive year, NextAxiom will participate and sponsor the annual NITSL conference being held in Baltimore, Maryland. One of the highlighted solutions NextAxiom will present at NITSL is the Dynamic Work Instruction Platform that incorporates human performance improvement features into fully electronic work procedures and processes for nuclear.

About NITSL
The Nuclear Information Technology Strategic Leadership (NITSL) group is a nuclear industry group of all nuclear generation utilities that exchange information related to information technology management and quality issues. NITSL is an organization that brings together the leaders in the nuclear utility industry and regulatory agencies to address the issues involved with information technology used in nuclear-powered utilities.

December 2019

NextAxiom and INL Conclude CRADA

November 2019

Dynamic Instructions Symposium

NextAxiom Sponsors 2019 Dynamic Instructions Symposium

October 2018

NextAxiom^® Partnered with ABB Enterprise Software for Major DOE Integration

NextAxiom^® partnered with ABB to design and build a full integrated solution for equipment reliability at Los Alamos National Lab.

July 2018

DOE’s Idaho National Lab and NextAxiom^® ink Agreement for Advanced Interactive Procedures

The US Department of Energy (DOE) awarded Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC (BEA), the management and operating contractor of Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and NextAxiom^® Technology, Inc. a contract to develop and commercialize a computer-based, interactive procedure platform.

July 2018

NextAxiom^® Hosts Second DOE Electronic Work Package Summit in San Francisco

Building on the success of the first DOE Electronic Work Package (eWP) Summit held atop the Transamerica, NextAxiom^® will host its second Summit at the same location focused on the future direction of Electronic Work Packages and new developments that will drive further safety and efficiency.

April 2018

NextAxiom^® Announces Seamless Digital Middleware Enabled Smart Forms

NextAxiom^® announces the capability to turn any paper-form into a smart, fillable form that is integrated in real-time with on-premise and cloud-based enterprise applications through an agile microservices layer.

NextAxiom^® announces the capability to turn any paper-form into a smart, fillable form that is integrated in real-time with on-premise and cloud-based enterprise applications through an agile microservices layer. This new capability is being demonstrated at the ABB Digital Transformation Summit held in Orlando, FL in April 2018. The smart forms paper elimination capability allows hyperService^® Platform customers to effortlessly convert paper forms into smart forms that are directly integrated with the backend enterprise applications. hyperService^® enabled smart forms not only eliminate all paper related costs such as paper, ink, printer, storage and other handling costs but also eliminates the cost to key data into ERP, EAM and other enterprise applications by clerks. Furthermore, hyperService^® enabled smart forms significantly reduce data entry errors through automatic integration and enhance the user experience through features such as context-based, automatic data population and spell-check. Perhaps the most significant aspect of using the hyperService^® enabled smart forms is that they require virtually no change management costs for eliminating paper forms since smart forms look identical to their paper-based predecessors, eliminating the need for retraining the workforce. The hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, is the key enabler for a Seamless Digital Transformation to help meet the challenge of enterprise mobility, integration and automation.

About ABB

ABB (ABBN: SIX Swiss Ex) is a pioneering technology leader in power grids, electrification products, industrial automation and robotics and motion, serving customers in utilities, industry and transport & infrastructure globally. Continuing a history of innovation spanning more than 130 years, ABB today is writing the future of industrial digitalization with two clear value propositions: bringing electricity from any power plant to any plug and automating industries from natural resources to finished products. As title partner in ABB Formula E, the fully electric international FIA motorsport class, ABB is pushing the boundaries of e-mobility to contribute to a sustainable future. ABB operates in more than 100 countries with about 147,000 employees.

January 2018

Exelon Chooses NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform for Mobility Solutions

Exelon Generation, Mobile Center of Excellence, evaluated its technology options and chose to use the NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, for development of mobility solutions because it provided the easiest access to the backend information systems.

December 2017

NextAxiom^® Hosts First DOE Electronic Work Package Summit

Atop the iconic Transamerica Pyramid building in San Francisco, NextAxiom^® hosted the first annual electronic work package (eWP) summit for its US Department of Energy users.

September 2017

Arizona Public Service Selects NextAxiom^® eWP for Palo Verde Nuclear

Arizona Public Service selected NextAxiom for a multi-year project to implement an end-to-end Electronic Work package (eWP) solution and an Interactive Instruction Platform (IIP) for the Palo Verde Nuclear Station (PVNS).

Arizona Public Service selected NextAxiom^{^®} for a multi-year project to implement an end-to-end Electronic Work package (eWP) solution and an Interactive Instruction Platform (IIP) for the Palo Verde Nuclear Station (PVNS).

The first phase of the implementation will be "paper elimination" using the NextAxiom^® eWP product. The expected outcome of this phase is to replace the current paper-based process for maintenance work packages with a mobile software solution that runs on tablets. During the second phase of the implementation, APS and NextAxiom^® will be leading the industry with the first implementation of an interactive digital instruction platform.

NextAxiom^® will build an interactive instruction platform (IIP) for use in the second phase of the project which builds on the "paper elimination" of eWP solution by adding optimal computer-human interactions while craft workers perform maintenance work. This second phase implements work instructions and procedures in an interactive format to reduce human-error while performing sensitive tasks and for enhanced data collection and real-time work monitoring. The outcome of this phase will be an advanced interactive process using IIP that improves worker safety, performance and procedure adherence and capitalizes on advanced reporting and data analytic capabilities.

Both, NextAxiom^® eWP and IIP, embed and leverage the seamless digital environment enabled by the hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform.

About Arizona Public Service (APS)

APS serves about 2.7 million people in 11 of Arizona’s 15 counties, and is the Southwest’s foremost producer of clean, safe and reliable electricity. Using a balanced energy mix that is nearly 50 percent carbon-free, APS has one of the country’s cleanest energy portfolios, including both Palo Verde Generating Station and renewable energy. The company is also a proven leader in introducing technology and services that offer customers choice and control over their energy consumption. With headquarters in Phoenix, APS is the principal subsidiary of Pinnacle West Capital Corp. (NYSE: PNW).

June 2017

Palo Verde Nuclear Station Selects NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform for Mobility and Integration

The NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, which is being used by nuclear and other utilities to integrate across diverse applications and create new mobility solutions was selected by Palo Verde Nuclear Station (PVNS) to enable a seamless digital environment.

April 2017

NextAxiom^® Demonstrates a Seamless Digital Environment Use Case

NextAxiom^® partnered with Idaho National Laboratory and Arizona Public Service on a use case of the hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, for enabling a Seamless Digital Environment.

NextAxiom^® partnered with Idaho National Laboratory and Arizona Public Service on a use case of the hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, for enabling a Seamless Digital Environment. Prior to the demonstration of the use case, systems for detecting equipment anomalies were based on time-series process data and these systems were expensive and labor-intensive to maintain. This project used machine learning to analyze and learn the interdependencies between thousands of plant, system and component parameters. The Seamless Digital Environment enabled with NextAxiom^® software then continually monitored these data inputs in order to detect and alert on incremental changes in plant performance for human analysis. The system coupled this analytic engine with an integrated dashboard that provides work history, design change modifications, current scheduled work information, Corrective Action Program information and Equipment Reliability program information for the affected components and systems.

About Palo Verde Generating Station

Palo Verde Generating Station has been the nation’s largest power producer of any kind for 25 years - all of it clean and carbon-free. As the heart of the APS generation fleet, it provides the foundation for the reliable service our customers know they can count on.

The plant is a critical asset to the Southwest, generating more than 32 million megawatt-hours annually - enough power for more than 4 million people.

About INL Research Lab

As the leading laboratory for the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy (DOE-NE), INL host the nation’s critical nuclear energy research infrastructure. The supplements this core mission with expertise in national security and advanced energy technologies. INL is distinct within the U.S. national laboratory complex for its strong focus on engineering and applied science which helps reduce the risks associated with deploying new concepts for large scale real-world use.

March 2017

Southern Nuclear Implements NextAxiom^® Electronic Work Package (eWP)

The implementation of NextAxiom^® eWP began at Southern Nuclear which operates a total of six reactor units for Alabama Power and Georgia Power at the Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant near Dothan, Ala.

January 2017

Idaho National Lab Nuclear Research Facilities Selects NextAxiom^® eWP

After observing the successful electronic work package (eWP) implementation at US Department of Energy sites at Los Alamos National Lab and Savannah River Site, INL selected NextAxiom^® to provide its DOE version of eWP for the INL nuclear research facilities.

December 2016

UK, EDF Energy Selects NextAxiom^® as Enterprise Integration Platform

EDF Energy, Nuclear Generation (GenIS) awarded NextAxiom^® a contract for a Nuclear Fleet license for the hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, to fulfill its need for a Strategic Integration Platform (SIP) that provides GenIS with an Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and mobility capability and subsequently the capability to support the business the opportunity to make tangible improvements to its operations through a Seamless Digital Environment enabled through hyperServices^®.

November 2016

Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with INL

Idaho National Lab (INL) and NextAxio^® entered into a CRADA with a goal to optimize the Computer-Based Procedures (CBP) system that was a result of research and field studies from 2014-2016.

May 6, 2016

New Business Unit Optimizes EAM Investments with Mobility Solutions

In response to increasing customer demand for mobile and more streamlined workforce solutions, NextAxiom^® is announcing the formation of eWorkMobility as a new strategic business unit of the Company.

January 2016

NextAxiom^® is Platinum Sponsor for 2016 ABB Software Conference

NextAxiom^® will be the Platinum Sponsor for the upcoming annual ABB Enterprise Software user group meeting to be held in May 2016 in Atlanta, Georgia.

December 2015

NextAxiom^® Attends NEWPER Electronic Work Package Workshop

NextAxiom^® was a key participant in the Nuclear Electronic Work Packages - Enterprise Requirements (NEWPER) workshop, December 8-10, 2015 in Avondale, AZ.

July 2015

NextAxiom^® Sponsors at 2015 NITSL Conference

NextAxiom^® participated in the 2015 Nuclear Information Technology Strategic Leadership (NITSL) annual meeting as a vendor sponsor to promote the exchange of information related to IT management and quality issues.

May 2015

NXA at the 2015 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference

NextAxiom^® is participating in the 2015 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference being held on May 5-7, 2015 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

March 4, 2015

NXA Presentation at APW 2015 in Houston, TX

Sandy Zylka, NextAxiom^® VP of Products and Technology conducts an informational session focused on how to move customizations out of Asset Suite and associated applications in order to streamline upgrades.

January 15, 2015

T&D World magazine hosts webinar for Smart Grid

On Thursday January 15, 2015, Transmission & Distribution World magazine hosted a Webinar covering the successful Smart Grid implementation at the City of Fort Collins.

September 2014

T&D World Magazine Highlights NextAxiom^® Solution for Smart Grid

T&D World Magazine created an “Experience Station” Website to assist municipal and public Utilities sharing best practices and lessons learned during the Smart Grid implementation at the City of Fort Collins, Colorado.

August 2014

NextAxiom^® Sponsors Executive Roundtable for Mobile Work Management

Senior executives from leading utilities in North America are participating in a series of three business roundtables sponsored by NextAxiom^®.

July 2014

Los Alamos National Labs Selects NextAxiom^® for Mobile Work Management

After observing the successful mobile work package implementation at the Savannah River DOE Site, Los Alamos National Labs selected NextAxiom^® to provide its Mobile Work Package (MWP) solution.

June 2014

Duke Energy Taps NextAxiom^® for Performance Improvement Initiative

NextAxiom^® Technology was selected to provide a major new automation solution for a critical Duke Energy business Performance Improvement initiative.

March 2014

NextAxiom^® CEO Leads Two MeetTheBoss TV Roundtables

NextAxiom^® CEO, Ash Massoudi, will lead two executive roundtables on MeetTheBoss TV focused on unlocking the functionality in silos of information and applications.

Dec 18, 2013

DOE’s Mobile Work Package for Utilities Exclusively Available from NextAxiom^®

NextAxiom^® Technology, Inc., a software and solutions provider that enables silo-free automation, today announced the general availability of the first-ever Mobile Work Package (MWP) designed for the rigors of the nuclear industry.

NextAxiom^® Technology, Inc., a software and solutions provider that enables silo-free automation, today announced the general availability of the first-ever Mobile Work Package (MWP) designed for the rigors of the nuclear industry. Jointly developed with Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS), under contract with the U.S. Department of Energy, MWP has been successfully in production at SRNS, and is now available as a packaged application to other utilities under exclusive licensing from NextAxiom^®.

In today’s highly regulated environment, MWP uses the innovative hyperService® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, and mobile devices to eliminate the need for paper documents while it improves workforce efficiency and safety with real-time information. The first MWP rollout at a single site with SRNS saw a $2.7 million annual cost savings and the payback period was under one year.

“The Mobile Work Package has been such a success at SRNS that we wanted to share it with others in the nuclear industry,” said Peggy Davis, Senior Vice President of Support Services for SRNS. “We are encouraged that through this transfer of technology, others may be able to benefit from the government’s investment and the excellent work that’s been done on this application.”

“From a worker perspective, it’s very effective,” said Janis Love Piper, a first line maintenance supervisor for SRNS. “You don’t spend a lot of time chasing down documents; since it’s electronic, someone can look at the work package from a job site miles away. They don’t have to come back to a central facility if they need more prints or procedures, they just need access to a docking system or wireless connectivity somewhere and they can have what they need in a matter of minutes.”

MWP automates the entire paper-intensive process for work orders and associated maintenance processes. MWP allows planners, mechanics and maintenance managers to focus on the job at hand regardless of the underlying applications or the status of network connectivity. It is all managed seamlessly and is ready to support new functionality as these devices become even more capable and pervasive throughout the utility industry.

“The MWP application is a great example of what can be accomplished when the technical barriers of complexity are dropped,” said Ash Massoudi, CEO of NextAxiom^®. “The silo-free environment created when using the hyperService^® Platform fueled a significant business innovation, like MWP, from an idea to production in just a few months.”

About SRNS

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, is a Fluor led company whose members are Fluor Federal Services, Newport News Nuclear and Honeywell, responsible for the management and operations of the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site, including the Savannah River National Laboratory, located near Aiken, South Carolina.

June 2013

Ventyx World User Conference

NextAxiom^® was a Gold Sponsor for the June 2013 Ventyx World user conference in San Francisco where over 1,000 major asset-intensive customers convened to focus on state-of-the-art technology solutions.

NextAxiom^® was a Gold Sponsor for the June 2013 Ventyx World user conference in San Francisco where over 1,000 major asset-intensive customers convened to focus on state-of-the-art technology solutions. A number of these Ventyx customers presented how they tackled and solved some of their most challenging automation issues to improve workforce efficiency and enhance plant reliability and safety with solutions created by NextAxiom^® that utilized its hyperService^® Platform, the world’s most adavce microservices platform

Solutions highlighted included:

Mobility - Paperless Work Package (PWP)

The field craft workforce greatly improved efficiency by eliminating paper-based processes
PWP uses mobile devices and pen computing to process work both on and off line
One DOE site achieved first year savings of $2.5 million

Action Tracking - Condition Reporting (CR)

The NextAxiom^® CR Solution is fully integrated with the Ventyx Asset Suite assuring a single database of record
CR panels are streamlined so infrequent users have reduced the time of data input and training by 80%+
CR automates the full process from initiation to management review and reporting
5000 users - 98.7% User satisfaction

Primavera-Scheduling

Robust bi-directional scheduling solution with 90+ integration points
Single solution for scheduled, user initiated or event driven execution
Proven performance and scalability ensure adherence to operational imperatives
Running in production for five years with virtually no downtime

Work Management Workflows

Preconfigured workflows and/or a services library that addresses the #1 request from Ventyx customers – a simplified user interface that can be quickly adapted for mobility
Workflows to streamline work management, supply chain, energy trading, and action trackin

About Ventyx

Ventyx, an ABB company, is a world-leading supplier of Industrial Enterprise Software for essential industries such as energy, mining and public infrastructure. Ventyx solutions bridge the gap between information technologies (IT) and operational technologies (OT), enabling clients to make faster, better-informed decisions in both daily operations and long-term planning strategies. Some of the world’s largest organizations rely on Ventyx solutions to minimize risk, enhance operational and financial performance, and execute the right strategies for the future.

May 2013

Top Tier Nuclear Utility Consolidates Scheduling Processes Using NextAxiom^®

NextAxiom^® Technology was selected by a top tier US Nuclear Utility Company to provide a major new automation for the scheduling of maintenance crews on very complex projects.

May 2, 2013

GDS International Financial Summit

>May 2, 2013 - NextAxiom® is a Gold Sponsor for the FST Summit held in Denver, CO. The Summit was a three-day event for financial industry IT executives with workshop sessions, one-on-one meetings, and real business discussions on the practical use of information technology and trends.

Aug 11, 2012

The State of Cloud Computing - Power Panel

In this Cloud Expo Power Panel moderated by Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan in our Times Square studio, Ash Massoudi, CEO at NextAxiom^® Technology; Henry Fastert, Chief Technologist & Managing Partner at SHI International; Allyson Klein, Director of Leadership Marketing at Intel and Technical Advisor to the Open Data Center Alliance; and Andy Schroepfer, Vice President of Strategy at Rackspace Hosting discuss "The State of Cloud Computing June 2012."

Aug 10, 2012

Applications in the Cloud - Interview

We have a silo-free development, a runtime environment that allows you to build new applications in the cloud," noted Ash Massoudi, CEO of NextAxiom^® Technology, in this interview with Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan at our Times Square Studio in New York City.

Aug 04, 2012

Fuel Your Cloud with Metered, Virtualized Middleware - Webcast

Traditional middleware is not suitable for the Cloud: it’s simply too complex and it does not provide a pay-per-use charge model.

Traditional middleware is not suitable for the Cloud: it’s simply too complex and it does not provide a pay-per-use charge model. In this session we will discuss a new middleware paradigm for developing and integrating applications: metered, virtualized middleware. The virtualized attribute allows you to easily build and run new applications in the cloud reusing existing on-premise application functionality.

The metered attribute has two aspects: it provides a usage-based charge model for the middleware itself and it provides a built-in, metered charge model, much like electricity, for your new applications.

Speaker Bios:
Ash Massoudi is CEO & Co-Founder of NextAxiom^® Technology. He is a proven entrepreneur and a software inventor with the vision to incrementally unify all IT assets unleashing a new wave of business automation. Massoudi founded NextAxiom^® in May 2000 and led the creation of a patented software platform that significantly eases new software development on top of existing application functionality. He played the pivotal role in successfully propelling NextAxiom^® through the concept, R&D production, and customer acquisition stages into its current expansion phase. Before co-founding NextAxiom^®, as Director of Integration Technologies at PeopleSoft, he was responsible for delivering PeopleSoft’s complete suite of integration technologies, including PeopleSoft’s business components and near real-time application messaging solutions, which was deployed at over 4000 customers worldwide. He also managed the assimilation of Advanced Supply Chain Planning products within the PeopleSoft technology platform as a result of PeopleSoft’s $275 Million dollar acquisition of Red Pepper Software.

Sandy is a co-founder of NextAxiom^® and the co-inventor of NextAxiom’s seven patent-pending innovations. She has managed all aspects of the hyperService^® Platform. To stay current with customer needs, and help drive product roadmap decisions, Sandy participates in projects and workshops with NextAxiom^® customers. Prior to NextAxiom^®, Sandy served as Product Manager for PeopleSoft’s Optimization Applications. She led an elite team of PhD’s responsible for delivering PeopleSoft’s Advanced Supply Chain Planning and Optimization products. Prior to that, Sandy held positions as Principal Usability Architect and Senior Optimization Engineer for PeopleSoft. As Senior Supply Chain Consultant for Red Pepper Software, she led supply chain and integration workshops for companies such as Pepsi, Bausch & Lomb, HP, Analog Devices, and 3Com. View the video Presentation here...

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June 22, 2012

Utility Computing in the Utility Industry - 1on1 with BizTechReports

he Utility industry is not necessarily known for being an early adopter of enterprise technology.

June 11-14, 2012

Cloud Computing Expo

NextAxiom^® is a Gold Sponsor at the 10th International Cloud Expo June 11-14, 2012 in New York.

May 28, 2012

Flexibility flourishes in the cloud - KMWorld Article

Although predictions for growth of cloud computing vary depending on how it is defined, experts agree that the market is booming.

May 8-10, 2012

Ventyx MindShare User Conference

NextAxiom^® is the Platinum Sponsor for the May 2012 Mindshare user conference. NextAxiom^® will feature productivity and interface solutions for Ventyx® customers that enhance functionality, performance, and ease of use of their core applications.

Apr 30, 2012

Fuel Your Cloud with Metered, Virtualized Middleware - Cloud Expo Article

Traditional middleware is not suitable for the Cloud; it’s simply too complex and it doesn’t provide a pay-per-use charge model.

April 2012

FOSE Governmental Technology Conference

On April 3-5, as Gold Sponsor at the 2012 FOSE Governmental Technology Conference NextAxiom^® will highlight its hyperService^® platform as the emerging solution for integration and development for governmental projects where SOA is a requirement.

Apr 02, 2012

NextAxiom^® Metered Platform: a hit at FOSE 2012

FOSE, the annual government IT Conference in Washington DC, was the perfect backdrop for the launch of the NextAxiom^® Metered hyperService® Platform for a Silo-Free Enterprise.

Mar 21, 2012

SAIC Selects NextAxiom^® for Managed Smart Grid Offering for Utilities

February 2012 –SAIC chose the NextAxiom hyperService^® Platform and its flexible metered consumption-based licensing model, for its managed service Smart Grid application for municipal utilities.

Feb 27, 2012

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Selects NextAxiom^®

March 2012 –Tri-State selected the NextAxiom hyperService® Platform, the world’s most advanced microservices platform, to transform its legacy systems to a web-based application for its Metering, SCADA, Relay and Change Control Systems.

Feb 05, 2012

City of Fort Collins Selects NextAxiom^® to Power Smart Grid Solution

February 2012 – The City of Fort Collins selected NextAxiom^® Technology, Inc. for its Smart Grid initiative to help drive cross-silo intelligent information flow between CIS, OMS, MDMS, and AMI systems.

Jan 30, 2012

DOE Relies on NextAxiom^® to Power Workforce Mobility Solution

January 2012 –NextAxiom^® now provides the technology foundation for a comprehensive "Paperless Work Package" (PWP) automation solution for a large DOE nuclear services organization at the Savannah River Site in North Carolina.

January 24-26, 2012

DistribuTECH Utility Conference & Exposition

NextAxiom^® participated as an exhibitor at the 2012 DistribuTECH smart grid conference and exposition recently held in San Antonio, TX. DistribuTECH brings together utility professional from around the world focused on Smart Grid.

News & Events

The 2nd Largest Nuclear Power Plant in US Selects NextAxiom

APS Palo Verde to Host 2025 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference on Digital Modernization Through Computer Guided Work

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NextAxiom Attends Inaugural NECX Nuclear Industry Conference in Atlanta, GA

NSE Site Goes Live with Integrated Smart Electronic Procedures powered by NextAxiom

A Global Leader in Offshore Energy Solution concludes Successful Digital Field Worker POC with NextAxiom

Major U.S. Nuclear Fleet selects NextAxiom DWEP to deliver Connected Worker Vision

NNSA Nuclear Site Launches Site-Wide PoC with NextAxiom to Advance Digital Operations

NextAxiom and a DOE Nuclear Laboratory Leverage DWEP to Advance Workflow Modernization

Another Nuclear Plant Embarks on Modernization Program using NextAxiom Dynamic Instructions After Extending Operating License

NextAxiom and Idaho National Laboratory collaborate to define Virtual Resource Management Framework for AI

Former DOE National Technical Director joins NextAxiom as Director of Client Services

Another Leading SMR Vendor selects NextAxiom for Computer Based Procedure (CBP) System

Southern Nuclear Hosts 2024 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group (NNUG) Conference

A leading AMR Vendor Selects NextAxiom Technology for Computer Based Procedure (CBP) System

NextAxiom Completes Third Major Nuclear Records Automation Project in 2023

NextAxiom is a Platinum Sponsorship at the American Nuclear Society Utility Working Conference

NextAxiom Sponsors and Train Attendees at the 47th Annual NIRMA Symposium

NextAxiom Authors the Dynamic Procedure Writers Manual for the Procedure Professionals Association

Southern Nuclear Hosts 2023 NextAxiom Nuclear User Group Conference

A Gateway to Artificial Intelligence for the Nuclear Industry

A Major US Nuclear Utility Selected NextAxiom’s Dynamic Forms Tool to Augment Dynamic Instructions Execution

Los Alamos National Laboratory Selects Dynamic Instructions to Enhance Mobile Work Management

Computer-Guided Work a New Driver for Compliance and Cost Reductions in Nuclear

Computer-Guided Work a New Driver for Compliance & Cost Reductions in Nuclear

US Department of Energy Site Order Dynamic Instruction and Dynamic Workflows for Computer-Guided Work

NextAxiom Releases Dynamic Workflows to Significantly Improve Operational Efficiency for Nuclear Operators

Major US Nuclear Utility Selects NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform to Digitalize Work

Nuclear Industry Peers Reunite in Las Vegas This Week to Collaborate on Work Digitalization at the Dynamic Work Execution Symposium Hosted by NextAxiom

Canada’s Largest Utility Selects the NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform Software

Another Major US Nuclear Utility Selects NextAxiom’s PDF Workflow Tool a product-line of DWEP

Top Tier US Utility Selects NextAxiom Dynamic Work Execution Platform Software

NextAxiom to sponsor MAXIMO Utility Working Group and NITSL Conferences in 2020

NextAxiom and INL Conclude CRADA

Dynamic Instructions Symposium

NextAxiom® is the Platinum Sponsor for the ABB Enterprise Software Conference

NextAxiom® Partnered with ABB Enterprise Software for Major DOE Integration

DOE’s Idaho National Lab and NextAxiom® ink Agreement for Advanced Interactive Procedures

NextAxiom® Hosts Second DOE Electronic Work Package Summit in San Francisco

NextAxiom® Announces Seamless Digital Middleware Enabled Smart Forms

Exelon Chooses NextAxiom® hyperService® Platform for Mobility Solutions

NextAxiom® Hosts First DOE Electronic Work Package Summit

NextAxiom® Sponsor at the 2017 ABB Nuclear Symposium

Arizona Public Service Selects NextAxiom® eWP for Palo Verde Nuclear

NextAxiom® Sponsor at the Annual NITSL Conference

Palo Verde Nuclear Station Selects NextAxiom® hyperService® Platform for Mobility and Integration

NextAxiom® Demonstrates a Seamless Digital Environment Use Case

Southern Nuclear Implements NextAxiom® Electronic Work Package (eWP)

Idaho National Lab Nuclear Research Facilities Selects NextAxiom® eWP

UK, EDF Energy Selects NextAxiom® as Enterprise Integration Platform

Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with INL

NextAxiom® Sponsor at the 2016 NITSL Conference

New Business Unit Optimizes EAM Investments with Mobility Solutions

NextAxiom® is Platinum Sponsor for 2016 ABB Software Conference

NextAxiom® Attends NEWPER Electronic Work Package Workshop

NextAxiom® Sponsors at 2015 NITSL Conference

NXA at the 2015 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference

NXA Presentation at APW 2015 in Houston, TX

T&D World magazine hosts webinar for Smart Grid

T&D World Magazine Highlights NextAxiom® Solution for Smart Grid

NextAxiom® Sponsors Executive Roundtable for Mobile Work Management

Los Alamos National Labs Selects NextAxiom® for Mobile Work Management

Duke Energy Taps NextAxiom® for Performance Improvement Initiative

NextAxiom® CEO Leads Two MeetTheBoss TV Roundtables

DOE’s Mobile Work Package for Utilities Exclusively Available from NextAxiom®

Ventyx World User Conference

Top Tier Nuclear Utility Consolidates Scheduling Processes Using NextAxiom®

GDS International Financial Summit

The State of Cloud Computing - Power Panel

Applications in the Cloud - Interview

Fuel Your Cloud with Metered, Virtualized Middleware - Webcast

Utility Computing in the Utility Industry - 1on1 with BizTechReports

Cloud Computing Expo

Flexibility flourishes in the cloud - KMWorld Article

Ventyx MindShare User Conference

Fuel Your Cloud with Metered, Virtualized Middleware - Cloud Expo Article

FOSE Governmental Technology Conference

NextAxiom^® is the Platinum Sponsor for the ABB Enterprise Software Conference

NextAxiom^® Partnered with ABB Enterprise Software for Major DOE Integration

DOE’s Idaho National Lab and NextAxiom^® ink Agreement for Advanced Interactive Procedures

NextAxiom^® Hosts Second DOE Electronic Work Package Summit in San Francisco

NextAxiom^® Announces Seamless Digital Middleware Enabled Smart Forms

Exelon Chooses NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform for Mobility Solutions

NextAxiom^® Hosts First DOE Electronic Work Package Summit

NextAxiom^® Sponsor at the 2017 ABB Nuclear Symposium

Arizona Public Service Selects NextAxiom^® eWP for Palo Verde Nuclear

NextAxiom^® Sponsor at the Annual NITSL Conference

Palo Verde Nuclear Station Selects NextAxiom^® hyperService^® Platform for Mobility and Integration

NextAxiom^® Demonstrates a Seamless Digital Environment Use Case

Southern Nuclear Implements NextAxiom^® Electronic Work Package (eWP)

Idaho National Lab Nuclear Research Facilities Selects NextAxiom^® eWP

UK, EDF Energy Selects NextAxiom^® as Enterprise Integration Platform

NextAxiom^® Sponsor at the 2016 NITSL Conference

NextAxiom^® is Platinum Sponsor for 2016 ABB Software Conference

NextAxiom^® Attends NEWPER Electronic Work Package Workshop

NextAxiom^® Sponsors at 2015 NITSL Conference

T&D World Magazine Highlights NextAxiom^® Solution for Smart Grid

NextAxiom^® Sponsors Executive Roundtable for Mobile Work Management

Los Alamos National Labs Selects NextAxiom^® for Mobile Work Management

Duke Energy Taps NextAxiom^® for Performance Improvement Initiative

NextAxiom^® CEO Leads Two MeetTheBoss TV Roundtables

DOE’s Mobile Work Package for Utilities Exclusively Available from NextAxiom^®

Top Tier Nuclear Utility Consolidates Scheduling Processes Using NextAxiom^®

NextAxiom^® Metered Platform: a hit at FOSE 2012

SAIC Selects NextAxiom^® for Managed Smart Grid Offering for Utilities

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Selects NextAxiom^®

City of Fort Collins Selects NextAxiom^® to Power Smart Grid Solution

DOE Relies on NextAxiom^® to Power Workforce Mobility Solution