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Haverly Systems average salary is $39,600, median salary is $39,600 with a salary range from $39,600 to $39,600.
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  • Haverly Systems Inc
  • Industry: Other
  • City: Houston, TX
  • Haverly Systems provides process industries worldwide with a complete line of decision support systems. We provide real solutions to everyday situations, ensuring profitable, low cost operational decisions. Since 1962, our systems have been essential to the optimum operations planning, scheduling, and economic forecasting of our software users. HSI continues to anticipate the needs of the industries we support, through continued development of high quality software. Currently HSI has its major focus on:Refinery and Crude Supply Planning and SchedulingProduct Distribution SchedulingProduct Blending and SchedulingIntegrated Planning, Scheduling, and OptimizationSupply Chain ManagementCrude Assay Data ManagementOMNI Model Management System