GE Vernova Recognized for its Asset Integrity and Risk Management Software by Independent Research Firm Verdantix

GE Vernova’s Asset Performance Management (APM) Software has been recognized for its breadth and strength of capabilities in a new report by Verdantix "Smart Innovators: Asset Integrity and Risk Management Software", published in June 2025. This acknowledgment depicts our commitment to delivering proven solutions that help industries manage asset integrity and mitigate risks effectively. In this blog post, we'll dive into the report's findings, explain why we scored as we did, delve into the technical aspects that set us apart, and wrap up with some concluding thoughts.

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Verdantix's research methodology included vendor demos, case studies, expert analysis, and alignment with buyer priorities. The report aims to offer executives and buyers valuable insights into selecting the right asset integrity and risk management solution, while also providing vendors with competitive insights and future trends.

The Verdantix report provided a comprehensive analysis of the asset integrity and risk management software market, evaluating 37 providers across seven key assessment criteria:

As seen in the following table, GE Vernova’s APM offering stood out in the competitive landscape, excelling across all seven key assessment criteria. This recognition reinforces our position as a leader in the space.

GE Vernova’s APM Integrity application is a robust, enterprise-grade solution designed to enhance asset integrity management across various industries, particularly in the Oil & Gas (O&G) sector. The application offers a comprehensive set of tools aligned with key mechanical integrity program needs, including Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), Inspection Management, Thickness Monitoring, and Compliance Management. It integrates mechanical integrity and inspection initiatives across an enterprise, compliant with American Petroleum Institute (API) standards and is designed to support large-scale inspection corrosion and thickness measurement programs. Recent product enhancements include 2D/3D visualization capabilities for better contextual awareness and an Integrity Mobile app to have a smarter means to collect, analyze, and review asset data. The application is built to be scalable, ensuring it can grow with the organization’s needs.

Specific references of GE Vernova’s APM Integrity application in the independent research include:

Did you know? APM Integrity can be used stand-alone or combined with other applications in the broader Asset Performance Management (APM) suite. This integration provides a single-pane-of-glass view of asset health and risk exposure, enhances cross-functional collaboration, and strengthens audit readiness.
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Did you know? IOWs can help monitor corrosion, cracking, and H2S levels within pipelines, wellbores, and processing units in the upstream Oil & Gas industry.
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Did you know? By using the Autonomous Inspection application in conjunction with APM Integrity, users can capture images in the field, detect corrosion occurrences, estimate corrosion severity, and get automated alerts and recommendations.
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Did you know? GE Vernova’s has more than 100 customers in the Oil & Gas, Chemical, and Mining and Metal industries using the APM Integrity application.
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Spending on industrial transformation to increase: The Verdantix 2025 Industrial Transformation Global Survey revealed that 63% of industrial decision-makers plan to increase spending on asset integrity and risk management software. This trend is driven by the need to address aging infrastructure, reduce downtime and maintenance costs, and enhance operational safety. Verdantix forecasts the asset integrity management software market to grow at an 11.8% CAGR between 2022 and 2028, reaching $510 million. This growth is fuelled by the integration of asset integrity management into broader APM solutions.

Innovation: The Verdantix report also highlights several key trends shaping the future of asset integrity and risk management. Real-time data and analytics are becoming essential, with IoT sensors and predictive algorithms enabling proactive maintenance and reducing unexpected failures. Digital twins offer detailed, near real-time views of asset conditions, enhancing visualization and simulation capabilities. Autonomous inspection technologies like drones, robots, and computer vision are automating inspections, improving safety and consistency. Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) is evolving with quantitative and dynamic approaches, providing more accurate risk assessments. Regulatory compliance is driving automated reporting features aligned with global and region-specific standards. Finally, cross-functional collaboration is emphasized, with integrated APM solutions fostering better communication between departments. These trends indicate a future where asset integrity management is more data-driven, automated, and integrated into broader operational strategies.

GE Vernova is leading these innovations, offering solutions that meet current needs and anticipate future challenges.

Being recognized in the Verdantix report underscores GE Vernova's dedication to transformation and excellence in asset integrity and risk management. GE Vernova’s APM Integrity application offers a comprehensive, integrated, and innovative solution for operators in the energy sector. Its capabilities across asset information management, risk analysis, inspection management, integrity analytics, IOWs, and compliance support organizations in effectively managing their assets, reduce downtime, and enhance safety and reliability. The solution’s focus on scalability, flexibility, and advanced technologies like contextual awareness, mobility, and autonomous inspections sets it apart in the market, making it a valuable tool for industries looking to future-ready their asset integrity processes.