Join us for a live webinar or at an industry conference in 2024.
Operations Calling is Tulip’s annual conference that celebrates and supports the people at the forefront of the industry's transformation.
Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals and learn from industry experts. Sessions will cover a range of topics impacting the future of frontline operations, including citizen development, composable architecture, and driving innovation with an open ecosystem approach.
See a custom demonstration of the Intelligence Hub in the exhibition hall and then meet HighByte's John Harrington on October 8 for the panel discussion “Human-Centric Data: The Key to UNS Optimization.” John will join fellow ecosystem product leaders to discuss the advantages of transitioning from inflexible data structures to a human-centric approach. Attendees will learn how to bridge the gap in their operational data, providing a more accurate reflection of operational reality.
Join us for a 55-minute live webcast hosted by IIoT World, featuring operational leaders from Lindt, HighByte, and Snowflake. This session will delve into the people, processes, and technology driving successful digital transformation in manufacturing. You’ll learn how to move from ideation to execution in a decentralized organization, build effective RFPs and project timelines, and leverage Industrial DataOps and the Cloud for scalable solutions.
Jessica Valli, Digital Transformation Program Manager at Lindt & Sprüngli, will share her journey from RFP to global rollout of digitalization projects. Discover how modern architectural design patterns and technologies—from the Edge to the Cloud—are essential for scaling digitalization efforts across decentralized organizations like Lindt.
Join us at The IX Event 2024 at the InterContinental Hotel on Boston Harbor, where top Operations and business executives from the world's leading manufacturers will gather under the theme "Pathfinders: Leadership, Strategy, and Culture at the World’s Most Productive Companies." This event is the premier conference for COOs and global manufacturing leaders, focused on benchmarking strategies and driving the future of industry through leadership, strategy, and culture. HighByte is excited to once again sponsor this transformative event.
Don’t miss the roundtable "A User-Centric Approach to Building the Industrial Data Fabric" at 10:00 AM ET on October 30. In this session, HighByte customer Jordan Croteau, Senior Director of Manufacturing and Facilities Systems at Moderna, will discuss practical applications of the Industrial Data Fabric approach and share his perspective on the people and process capabilities required to implement this architecture Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of how to design a robust data architecture that supports modern industrial operations.IIoT World Sustainability and Artificial Intelligence Day is a one-day virtual event featuring subject matter experts from leading manufacturing, technology, and analyst firms. The panel sessions explored how the convergence of IIoT and AI is driving environmental impact and innovation across the industrial landscape.
If you missed the panel “Transforming Manufacturing: The Role of Data and IIoT in Achieving Sustainability," you can now watch it on-demand. In this session, HighByte's Torey Penrod-Cambra joined Brian Rosema from LEC and Luciano Narcisi from ARC Advisory Group for a discussion on sustainable practices that leverage data, connectivity, and automation to transform manufacturing. The discussion also covered how manufacturers implement circular economy principles by using data to improve recycling processes and resource reuse. Watch the recording to gain valuable insights into overcoming data silos and ensuring seamless connectivity across diverse manufacturing systems, paving the way for smarter, more sustainable operations.
From around the globe, industry professionals are gathering at IMTS in Chicago to discover the latest innovations changing our future through advanced and traditional manufacturing, robotics, automation, and digital transformation. IMTS is where the creators, the builders, sellers, and drivers of manufacturing technology come to connect, be inspired, and find solutions.
We are pleased to join our partner Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Booth #236217 located in North Building, Level 3. Stop by our booth to see live demonstrations of the Intelligence Hub or have a seat in the AWS Theatre to catch John Harrington present, "How Siemens Gamesa standardizes data across the enterprise with HighByte and AWS." This case study explains how Siemens Gamesa, part of Siemens Energy, is building a successful Unified Namespace (UNS) architecture that improves alignment between people, process, and technology across the enterprise.
On Wednesday, September 11, we invite you to register for the Women in Manufacturing Lunch and Panel hosted by AWS in South Hall Room S404D. HighByte's Torey Penrod-Cambra will join a panel of inspiring women leaders to share their insights on "Leading With Confidence to Advance Your Career." Complimentary passes are available.
Watch this panel discussion with HighByte Chief Product Office John Harrington and industry leaders from McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, HiveMQ, and EMQ Technologies for an in-depth discussion on the essentials of UNS, its unique advantages, and how it outperforms traditional systems by ensuring real-time operational visibility.
In this 55-minute live webcast, HighByte’s Torey Penrod-Cambra moderates a discussion between Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle and Product Manager Jeffrey Schroeder. Viewers will learn best practices for building a highly performant UNS with common industry protocols and a DataOps approach.
The webcast includes quick demos of new features in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 3.4 and Q&A.
HighByte Office Hours are recommended for manufacturing IT professionals, data engineers, and system architects at industrial companies.
Agenda
In this 55-minute webcast, HighByte’s Torey Penrod-Cambra moderates a discussion between Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle and Product Manager Jeffrey Schroeder with participation from event attendees. Viewers will learn how to confidentially leverage HighByte Intelligence Hub with Snowflake and AWS cloud services to put their unified namespace (UNS) data to work.
The webcast includes quick demos of new features in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 3.3 and Q&A.
HighByte Office Hours are recommended for manufacturing IT professionals, data engineers, and system architects at industrial companies.
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IIoT World Manufacturing & Supply Chain Day brought together a global audience to explore the most innovative real-world use cases of Edge & Cloud Computing, Analytics, AI, ML, and AR in Manufacturing & Supply Chain.
HighByte Chief Product Officer John Harrington joined leaders from HiveMQ and Mackenzie Advisory & Coaching for the panel discussion “Standards and Interoperability: Addressing the challenges related to standardization, interoperability, and integration of diverse IIoT devices.” The session provided insights into practical solutions, protocols, and methodologies that facilitate a cohesive ecosystem, enabling diverse devices to communicate effectively and operate in unison. Watch the recording to learn how to pave the way for a more interconnected and efficient industrial landscape.
As manufacturers gather increasing amounts of data from their operations, Industrial DataOps has become an essential tool for using that data to improve efficiency, increase security, and reduce costs. New research reveals that high-performing companies are ahead in their digital transformation journey and making greater investments in DataOps technology compared to their peers.
But what exactly is DataOps, and how are manufacturers applying this technology in the real world to outperform their competition?
Join leaders from HighByte and Deloitte as they break down these questions and more during this special State of the Market webinar hosted by IndustryWeek. The panelists share and discuss new research data from 158 manufacturing professionals across operations, engineering, and IT to help viewers understand:
When IT and OT can break down siloes between their teams and systems, critical data is liberated, decisions are made faster and with greater accuracy, and critical changes to business operations accelerate. No one knows that better than Zach Etier, Sr. Principal Systems Architect at Northrop Grumman. Working across IT and OT for one of the world's largest defense companies gives him unique insights into best practices and how to keep everyone working toward the same goals.
Join Zach and HighByte Chief Product Officer John Harrington for a discussion on applying Industrial DataOps best practices to help bridge the OT-IT gap and deliver ready-to-use industrial data to business users. The panel covers topics ranging from system integration, enterprise architecture design patterns, CI/CD processes, data engineering, and data governance.
By watching this recording, you will gather practical advice on how to architect their digital infrastructure for multi-site system deployments and analytics, including:
In this 45-minute live broadcast, HighByte’s Torey Penrod-Cambra moderates a discussion between Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle and Product Manager Jeffrey Schroeder. The team discusses the UNS and demonstrates how quick and easy it to build a UNS in HighByte Intelligence Hub using the embedded MQTT broker, new UNS client for visualization, and the Intelligence Hub’s core data engineering capabilities. HighByte CTO Aron Semle also demonstrates the new Pipelines builder with powerful event stream processing.
The broadcast includes quick demos of new features in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 3.2 and a Q&A.
In this 45-minute broadcast, HighByte’s Torey Penrod-Cambra moderates an interactive discussion between Chief Product Officer John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle with participation from event attendees. The team discusses the role DataOps plays in addressing data accessibility, governance, and scalability requirements for industrial companies.
This broadcast includes quick demos of new features in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 3.1 and a Q&A.
IIoT World Manufacturing Days brought together Industrial IoT (IIoT) subject matters experts from all over the world to share insights on IIoT & AI technologies with 6,000+ expected attendees.
HighByte Chief Product Officer John Harrington and other leaders from Schneider Electric, EMQ, and EY joined together for "The importance of having a good data strategy." This session explored the critical components of an effective data strategy and best practices for developing and implementing a data strategy that aligns with business objectives. The panel explained how IoT data infrastructure affects data quality, how engineers can get started on improving data quality, and how to better express the ROI when we talk about data.
In this 50-minute panel session, Ryan Martin, Research Director at ABI Research moderates an interactive discussion between Alcon Data Analytics Manager John Patanian, Catalent Plant Data and Analytics Global Lead Chris Demers, and HighByte Chief Product Officer John Harrington, highlighting:
In this broadcast, Torey Penrod-Cambra moderates an interactive panel discussion between Chief Product Officer John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle. The team discusses key trends that are shifting the way industrial companies think about their system architectures and data governance. Together, they explore:
This broadcast includes quick demos of new features in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 3.0 and a Q&A.
Are you struggling to merge machine data with other systems, like ERP or CMMS? Are you looking for integration solutions that are scalable, flexible, and cost-effective?
You are not alone. Many manufacturers find it difficult to manage and merge transactional data with other systems. Thankfully, modern software solutions like HighByte Intelligence Hub can address this challenge by aggregating, merging, and modeling plant floor data so it can be leveraged by business users throughout the company and its supply chain.
In this 45-minute session, Ectobox IoT Engineer Frank Galuska, HighByte Solutions Engineer Kurt Peterson, and David Schultz from G5 Consulting & Engineering Services take a deep dive into how to leverage HighByte Intelligence Hub with other tools from Inductive Automation and Canary Labs to create a complete solution for digital transformation.
By watching this webinar, you will learn:
Cloud services have become a key component of digital transformation because of their ability to store, process, and analyze large amounts of data in a centralized location. However, integrating industrial data with enterprise systems in the Cloud has proved to be challenging for many industrials. Bridging the OT-IT gap requires a solution that can merge real-time, transactional, and time-series data into a single payload, model and contextualize this data, exchange information with Cloud services, and deliver an agile architecture. Bridging the OT-IT gap requires an Edge-native DataOps approach.
In this 35-minute episode, HighByte's John Harrington and Rajesh Gomatam Ph.D., Principal Partner Solutions at AWS, discuss how to collect and transform industrial data from various sources, including AVEVA PI System, and prepare the data for analytics on AWS. John shares 4 real-world use cases of industrial companies leveraging DataOps at the Edge to achieve multi-system integration, high-resolution data analytics, multi-site monitoring, and Cloud-to-Edge execution. Viewers will gain an understanding of data modeling and architectural best practices through these 4 use cases.
HighByte Intelligence Hub version 2.5 is packed with new features that improve system connectivity, monitoring, and management— enabling IT organizations to rapidly deploy Industrial DataOps within their existing IT infrastructure. Version 2.5 offers better support for Microsoft Azure with a new IoT Edge connector, support for IoT Central, and the ability to import DTDL models from Azure Digital Twins. The release also includes support for Active Directory, data source monitoring and alarming, flow performance metrics, and more.
In this 20-minute video, HighByte CTO Aron Semle demonstrates the new support for Azure IoT Central by walking through a use case that collects OPC UA data, models the data using the Microsoft DTDL standard, and then flows the modeled data into Azure IoT Central. Along the way, he shares how to remove unwanted data from payloads, define system variables, view flow statistics, and create alarm conditions. Aron closes with a quick demo of how to import third-party libraries and decode the binary using Sparkplug Payload.
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte product leaders introduce new capabilities in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 2.4. Version 2.4 enables users to scale data integration projects faster with less effort across a wider range of connections. More data, less clicks.
By watching this webinar, you will learn how to:
In this 45-minute webinar, Novotek Chief Innovation Officer Veronika Grozdanovska and HighByte Chief Product Officer John Harrington discuss the current state of analytics in manufacturing and why many CIOs are struggling to get usable industrial data to drive analytics for line of business users. They present a practical 7-step guide that begins with articulating an analytics use case and concludes with managing and monitoring data pipeline flow.
By watching this recording, you will learn how to:
In the past, manufacturing plants were built with the minimum requirements for safe and efficient operation. The data produced and consumed was well-known and well-defined. Today, many new sources of data are coming online as part of industry digital transformation journey efforts. There is now an even greater need for an efficient and scalable way to support the plethora of data points, along with an ever-increasing list of acronyms to define in the technology bag of IoT, IIoT, OPC, MQTT and the like. In this webinar, an unbiased look is taken at various options available to end users seeking secure, standards-based technology to support their IIoT architecture. Prominent industry expert speakers from various technology and business areas discuss the latest advancements in the interoperability arena. Each demonstrate how open-system architectures such as OPC UA and MQTT enable secure and timely sharing of data within control systems, across networks and across an entire enterprise.
Topics of discussion include:
In the past, manufacturing plants were built with the minimum requirements for safe and efficient operation. The data produced and consumed was well-known and well-defined. Today, many new sources of data are coming online as part of industry digital transformation journey efforts. There is now an even greater need for an efficient and scalable way to support the plethora of data points, along with an ever-increasing list of acronyms to define in the technology bag of IoT, IIoT, OPC, MQTT and the like. In this webinar, an unbiased look is taken at various options available to end users seeking secure, standards-based technology to support their IIoT architecture. Prominent industry expert speakers from various technology and business areas discuss the latest advancements in the interoperability arena. Each demonstrate how open-system architectures such as OPC UA and MQTT enable secure and timely sharing of data within control systems, across networks and across an entire enterprise.
Topics of discussion include:
In the past, manufacturing plants were built with the minimum requirements for safe and efficient operation. The data produced and consumed was well-known and well-defined. Today, many new sources of data are coming online as part of industry digital transformation journey efforts. There is now an even greater need for an efficient and scalable way to support the plethora of data points, along with an ever-increasing list of acronyms to define in the technology bag of IoT, IIoT, OPC, MQTT and the like. In this webinar, an unbiased look is taken at various options available to end users seeking secure, standards-based technology to support their IIoT architecture. Prominent industry expert speakers from various technology and business areas discuss the latest advancements in the interoperability arena. Each demonstrate how open-system architectures such as OPC UA and MQTT enable secure and timely sharing of data within control systems, across networks and across an entire enterprise.
Topics of discussion include:
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte Chief Business Officer John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle introduce you to the new capabilities in HighByte Intelligence Hub version 2.2. Version 2.2 makes it easier than ever to leverage historical data for analytics. For batch and process manufacturers, this means getting more value out of the extensive investments you’ve already made in process historians like OSIsoft PI System.
By watching this webinar, you will:
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte Chief Business Officer John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle introduce you to the company’s release of HighByte Intelligence Hub version 2.1. Version 2.1 introduces new high-availability features including application redundancy and redundant MQTT brokers, ensuring the reliable collection, modeling, and delivery of data in critical environments. This release also expands connectivity and includes several enhancements that make it easier to configure and support large data modeling and integration projects.
By watching this webinar, you will:
In this 1-hour webinar, HighByte Chief Business Office John Harrington and HiveMQ Head of Marketing Ian Skerrett demonstrate a practical and efficient way to build an enterprise-grade UNS using HiveMQ as the MQTT broker and HighByte Intelligence Hub as the gateway. When combined, these technologies deliver a complete, easy to deploy, accessible, and structured solution to power your Smart Factory.
By watching this webinar, you will learn:
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte Chief Business Office John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle introduce you to the company’s major release of HighByte Intelligence Hub version 2.0.
Version 2.0 enables you to centrally manage all of your Intelligence Hub instances, making it easy to remotely configure, compare, and synchronize configurations at enterprise scale. Whether you’re deploying HighByte Intelligence Hub at the Edge to format data for your Unified Namespace (UNS) or deploying HighByte Intelligence Hub in each factory to standardize data sent to the Cloud, version 2.0 makes managing and standardizing data models easier than ever.
By watching this webinar, you will:
Product variability, supply chain complexity, and price volatility are just some of the pressures on modern industrial companies. To address these pressures, companies are increasingly connecting business systems to production equipment to improve production execution, increase business visibility, and optimize decisions. However, connecting business systems to the Edge to accelerate decisions and improve agility has its challenges. It requires companies to modernize their data architectures and technologies for real-time execution and analytics.
In this 1-hour webinar, Kepware Partner Enablement Engineer Kyle Carreau, HighByte Chief Business Office John Harrington, Ectobox CEO and Lead Strategist Kevin Jones, and Ectobox Senior Architect and Software Consultant Tim Burris discuss the importance of data modeling and contextualization and best practices for system integration. Additionally, Kevin and Tim present a production-to-supply chain use case for one of their industrial clients that is modernizing their system architecture with Kepware's KEPServerEX and HighByte Intelligence Hub.
Product variability, supply chain complexity, and price volatility are just some of the pressures on modern industrial companies. To address these pressures, companies are increasingly connecting business systems to production equipment to improve production execution, increase business visibility, and optimize decisions. However, connecting business systems to the Edge to accelerate decisions and improve agility has its challenges. It requires companies to modernize their data architectures and technologies for real-time execution and analytics.
In this 1-hour webinar, Kepware Partner Enablement Engineer Kyle Carreau, HighByte Chief Business Office John Harrington, Ectobox CEO and Lead Strategist Kevin Jones, and Ectobox Senior Architect and Software Consultant Tim Burris discuss the importance of data modeling and contextualization and best practices for system integration. Additionally, Kevin and Tim present a production-to-supply chain use case for one of their industrial clients that is modernizing their system architecture with Kepware's KEPServerEX and HighByte Intelligence Hub.
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte CTO Aron Semle teams up with InfluxData to demonstrate how HighByte Intelligence Hub integrates with InfluxDB for industrial data collection in the Unified Namespace. InfluxDB is an open source time series database designed to handle high write and query loads. Aron provides a brief overview of HighByte and then dives into:
In this 45-minute webinar, HighByte Chief Business Office John Harrington and Chief Technology Officer Aron Semle introduce you to HighByte Intelligence Hub version 1.4 and provide a demonstration of new features and their use cases. You'll see how to push SQL data to a Unified Namespace, process multiple rows of data from SQL queries, leverage MQTT inputs and OPC outputs to efficiently move data from Cloud to Edge, and work with OPC UA arrays and CSV files.
By watching this webinar, you will:
In this 30-minute webinar, HighByte co-founder John Harrington introduces you to Industrial DataOps, a new category of software solutions that offers a simple solution to the complex data architecture problems created by Industry 4.0. He demonstrates how manufacturers are leveraging an Industrial DataOps solution to perform data contextualization and standardization at the Edge and securely flow modeled information to consuming applications running at the Edge, in on-premises data centers, and in the Cloud.
By watching this webinar, you will learn:
1. How an Industrial DataOps solution provides the foundation for a scalable data architecture
2. How to securely connect to your existing operational infrastructure without downtime
3. How to standardize and enrich operational data through models
4. How to merge and publish information to consuming applications—without writing code
Build your new year on a solid foundation with a data architecture that’s ready to scale. In this 45-minute webinar, we introduce HighByte Intelligence Hub version 1.3, an Industrial DataOps solution that’s bridging the data divide between OT and IT applications.
By watching this webinar, you will learn how to:
