OT/IT integration
OPC UA, MQTT, PLC integration, edge gateways. Real-time data from the floor without disturbing operations.
We build the IoT pipelines, MES integrations, and supply-chain systems that make modern manufacturing actually modern — without abandoning the equipment your plant has run on for twenty years.
Manufacturing is the industry where physical reality meets digital ambition — and most digital ambitions don't survive contact with the plant floor. We build the IoT, MES, and supply-chain systems that bridge the gap, with respect for the OT environments and the engineers who run them. PLCs, SCADA, OPC UA, MES, and the eight ERPs that show up across a typical manufacturing client.
Each of these is a deliverable category, not a buzzword bullet. We scope, build, and stay accountable for each one.
OPC UA, MQTT, PLC integration, edge gateways. Real-time data from the floor without disturbing operations.
Sensor-driven predictive models, anomaly detection, and the eval discipline to keep them honest.
Overall Equipment Effectiveness dashboards, downtime analysis, and the Andon-style real-time displays.
Wonderware, Rockwell, Siemens MES, and custom MES platforms. Clean integration to ERP and quality systems.
Multi-tier visibility, supplier portals, traceability (FSMA, DSCSA), and demand sensing.
IEC 62443-aligned engineering, network segmentation, and the controls OT auditors look for.
No mystery, no shifting goalposts. Five phases with measurable outcomes per phase.
We meet plant operations and IT/OT teams. We map data flows, control systems, and the integration points without touching live equipment.
Edge gateways, ingestion pipelines, and the cloud foundation. Tested in a sandbox before any plant integration.
One plant first. We prove the value, fix the surprises, and codify the rollout playbook.
Plant-by-plant with localized adaptation. Each plant has its quirks; we adapt without breaking the platform pattern.
24×7 monitoring of data pipelines, with on-call coverage that respects plant operational tempo.
Our engineers respect operational technology. We don't push patches at 2pm on a Tuesday during peak production.
We've walked plants in steel-toes. We design for the technician on the floor, not just the dashboard in the boardroom.
Equipment from 1995 is still running production. We integrate with it without judgment.