OT/IT convergence · without breaking either
OT engineers don’t trust IT. IT doesn’t understand OT. We sit in the middle with a Purdue-model boundary that respects both.
ISA-95 · IEC 62443A plant doesn’t care about your software stack. It cares about uptime, yield and the next shift. We sit on the OT/IT boundary — wiring sensors, MES, ERP and vision systems into a single live picture of the floor, then layering ML that earns its keep in fewer breakdowns.
Not a digital-twin slide. Not a dashboard. Not a six-month BI engagement. A working answer to “why is line 3 down?” — before the shift supervisor has to walk over and ask.
Lost annually to unplanned downtime in industrial manufacturing. Most of it is preventable with signals the plant already produces.
Of factory data never leaves the PLC. Stranded on OT networks that don’t talk to IT — and were never meant to.
World-class is 85%. The gap is rarely a machine problem. It’s a visibility problem.
Average age of MES installs still running production. We don’t replace them — we connect them.
Every plant has the same handful of issues, named slightly differently. Here’s the version we hear from operations on day one.
OT engineers don’t trust IT. IT doesn’t understand OT. We sit in the middle with a Purdue-model boundary that respects both.
ISA-95 · IEC 62443A failed bearing is a $4,000 part. The shift it takes down is a $400,000 day. Predictive is no longer optional.
Vibration + acoustic MLManual QC samples 5% of output. Computer vision can inspect 100% — without slowing the line.
Edge inferenceSAP says one thing, the floor says another, the shipping label says a third. Finance reconciles by hand.
Event-driven syncCBAM, SECR, CSRD. Scope 1/2/3 data with audit-grade lineage — directly from the meters, not a spreadsheet.
CSRD · Scope 1/2/3The shift supervisor who knew the line retires. The runbook lived in their head. Now it doesn’t.
AR + tribal-knowledge AIWe meet the plant where it is — Modbus, OPC-UA, EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, MQTT — and bring the cloud to the shop floor rather than vice versa.
OPC-UA / MQTT ingestion from PLCs, drives, robots and edge gateways. A live, queryable twin of the line that runs alongside the physical one.
Vibration, current, acoustic and thermal signatures fed into failure-mode models. Bearings, motors, gearboxes — caught 18–72 hours ahead.
Camera-based defect detection at line speed. Pull bad parts before they leave the cell — and feed the upstream process the signal to self-correct.
SAP, Oracle, Plex and homegrown MES all speak different dialects. We translate, reconcile and expose a clean event stream that finance, planning and ops can all trust.
Real-time OEE per asset, shift, product, operator — drilled down to the six big losses. No more weekly reports that arrive a week late.
Meter-grade Scope 1/2/3 with audit lineage. CBAM reporting, embedded-carbon per SKU, real-time efficiency scorecards.
The same event — a sensor reading, a quality reject, a planned downtime — flows through six clean stops on its way to becoming a shift supervisor’s next move.
Discrete and process, continuous and batch — from auto-tier suppliers and electronics fabs to food, pharma and specialty chemicals.
Three plants, eleven thousand SKUs, and an OEE figure nobody believed. We instrumented the lines, layered vibration-based predictive maintenance and brought the MES feed into the same dashboard. Bearing-fault prediction saved one weekend in quarter one — and the financial case was closed.
Industrial cyber is the new audit frontier. We build to IEC 62443 segmentation from day one, never bridge OT to IT without a documented boundary.
A 60-minute working session with a senior engineer and an OT lead. We’ll walk one of your lines (virtually, if needed), pull the data you already have, and show you the three quickest wins.