About Axia

Founded in 2006, Axia Software Corporation specializes in developing enterprise Asset Investment Planning (AIP) software that dynamically optimizes capital investment decisions as it provides organization-wide transparency and aligns engineering imperatives with corporate objectives. The company’s REVEAL AIP Suite is backed by more than 25 person years of development, much of which was performed in a stealth mode prior to its formal 2008 launch at into the electrical utility industry at the DistribuTECH trade show.

Axia was the first AIP enterprise software company to deliver a fully featured dashboard solution that with a single implementation engages C-level, engineering and asset managers to collectively and effectively optimize capital investment decisions. Axia’s REVEAL AIP software was pilot tested and proved effective at Toronto Hydro-Electric System Ltd., thereby raising the bar for all companies promising AIP software solutions. As more and more asset intensive industries seek fully featured AIP software tools with a friendly, intuitive user interface, Axia stands ready to apply the full power of the REVEAL Suite as well as its domain/industry expertise to meet their needs responsively.

Axia’s Mission

Axia is committed to delivering enterprise-class decision-support software solutions that bridge the gap between corporate and technical groups to optimize asset investment planning.  The company aims to fulfill this mission by:

  • Providing innovative software solutions that empower corporate decision makers
  • Linking corporate goals and objectives to the critical decisions made by asset managers and engineers
  • Developing investment management methodologies that support asset investment planning best practices
  • Leveraging leading edge technologies to provide an exceptional framework for managing investment decisions
  • Promoting industry advancement in the area of environmentally sustainable business solutions
  • Successfully assisting asset owners to sustain and grow their critical Infrastructure