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Expert Perspective in Guiding RD&D for Complex Systems 

AristoSys, is an energy technology consulting firm that partners with technology development firms, federal agencies, academic institutions, and other thought leaders to aid in timely commercialization of solutions that make a positive impact on the world.

The firm is the vision of Michael Matuszewski who served the U.S. Department of Energy as the manager of the agency’s Carbon Capture Technology Research Program. In this role, he was responsible for more than $640 million in R&D project value related to technology commercialization, carbon capture, and climate change.

Today’s technology commercialization activities require collaboration among multi-disciplinary teams with a focus on systems-level financial metrics. Michael has assembled a team of experts across multiple disciplines and across process hierarchies to help clients holistically achieve their technical, commercial or policy objectives.

To help ensure that each team can focus on its unique area of expertise, AristoSys serves as a bridge to seamlessly connect each team’s efforts from the laboratory scale to the commercial and market scale. AristoSys provides projections with full perspective on technology performance in the appropriate technical, economic, market and regulatory settings.

AristoSys specializes in integrating technical, economic, regulatory and research, design and development (RD&D) efforts within the appropriate computational context to help formulate the most impactful development pathways to commercialization.

The firm’s novel multi-tier optimization approach helps to ensure the successful commercialization of technologies by creating
an optimized plan for implementation, which maximizes the client’s quantitative and qualitative metrics for success.

By taking advantage of our expertise, clients save time and money because their technologies and products are ready to enter
the market fully optimized and on aggressive timelines with risk fully quantified and mitigated.