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Vendor Viewpoint
VENDOR VIEWPOINT

Industrial DataOps: The Missing Link for Industry 4.0

Author: Tony Paine, HighByte Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Introduction

I’ve been developing solutions for the industrial automation industry for the past 25 years. In the last few years, I’ve witnessed the industry experience a dramatic step-change due to the rising adoption of Industry 4.0. However, I’ve also witnessed companies continue to struggle with the move from pilot to production due to gaps in their data infrastructure. As founder and CEO of HighByte, I’m on a mission to provide the critical infrastructure that bridges the gap between the collection of raw industrial data and the many disparate applications that need to make use of refined industrial information. I believe Industrial DataOps is the missing link for achieving the intended scale, speed, and impact of Industry 4.0 for modern manufacturers.
How to make industrial data fit for purpose
HOW TO MAKE INDUSTRIAL DATA FIT FOR PURPOSE

Seven steps as a practical guide to data management

Author: John Harrington, HighByte Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer

Intoduction

It seems to me that most of the manufacturers I talk to are drowning in data, and yet they are struggling to make it useful. A modern industrial facility can easily produce one terabyte of data each day. With a wave of new technologies for artificial intelligence and machine learning—on top of real-time dashboards and augmented reality—we should see huge gains in productivity. Unplanned maintenance of assets and production lines should be a thing of the past.

Improve industrial data integration with ETL software
IMPROVE INDUSTRIAL DATA INTEGRATION WITH ETL SOFTWARE

Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) software can help improve data gathering for Operations Technology (OT) applications, but there are major challenges with data integration that companies need to overcome.

Author: John Harrington, HighByte Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer

Introduction

Most people are familiar with Industrie 4.0, Smart Manufacturing, and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). These terms are used to describe the tremendous changes in operations technology brought on by a surge in underlying technologies including cloud, big data, smart sensors, single board solid state computers, wireless networks, analytics, application development platforms, and mobile devices.

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