Unplanned downtime
Equipment fails without warning because sensor and maintenance data are collected but never analyzed together.
Manufacturers hold more operational data than almost any other industry and use less of it. We build the data platforms, integrations and analytics that turn machine, quality and supply chain data into decisions.
Equipment fails without warning because sensor and maintenance data are collected but never analyzed together.
Defects are caught at final inspection or by the customer, when the data to predict them existed at the process step that caused them.
Production, planning and engineering systems hold different versions of the same part, order and schedule, and reconciling them is a full-time job.
Supplier delays, inventory positions and logistics status arrive by email and spreadsheet, too late to act on.
Legacy applications and the people who understand them are both nearing end of life, and documentation is thin.
Manufacturing software and data consulting: predictive maintenance, quality analytics, MES and ERP integration, supply chain visibility and cloud modernization. Organized by practice.
No. We work on the software and data side: collecting data from the systems and historians you already have, integrating it, and building the analytics and applications on top. We coordinate with your automation and OT vendors where hardware is involved.
Usually, with preparation. We assess what sensor, maintenance and failure history you have, build a baseline against your current maintenance schedule, and only recommend models that would have prevented real failures in your history.
Through APIs and event-driven integration that keep orders, materials, schedules and quality records consistent between systems, with clear ownership of each data element so the same part is not defined three ways.
Yes. We design hybrid architectures that move data out of plant networks through controlled, one-way paths and keep cloud workloads separate from operational systems, following IEC 62443 principles.
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Margins are tightening, regulators are watching AI closely, and customers expect every interaction to be instant. We help you move faster without adding risk.
Providers, payers, digital health companies and life sciences firms carry the same burden: data trapped in systems that do not interoperate, staff buried in administrative work, and regulators that expect every change to be validated. We build and modernize within those constraints.
Retailers and consumer brands compete on experience, availability and margin at the same time. We build the commerce, integration and forecasting systems that let you do all three.
Your product is the business. We extend your engineering team, scale your platform and build the AI features your customers are asking for, without slowing your release cadence.
Carriers, 3PLs, freight forwarders and shippers run on thin margins and tight windows. We build the platforms that show where everything is, pick the best route and load, and take paperwork off your team.
Tell us about the systems, the data and the rules you work under. We will tell you what is realistic.