Oil & Gas / Process
Telemetry from remote and distributed assets brought into a secure supervisory layer with alarms, trends and reporting, while control stays on the segmented OT network.
Distributed assets and process plants need two things at once: engineers who can see everything remotely, and control networks that stay isolated. We design for both, with read-only monitoring paths and clearly bounded control changes.
The same connected-systems discipline we apply to revenue, applied to plants, stations, fleets and venues: every stage reads from the same data model.
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Field I/O, historians, telematics and manual readings land in one data model.
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Live values, status and KPIs at plant, station and unit level.
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Rules with duration, quality and cooldown route to the right person.
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Operators and engineers respond with context, on screen or on mobile.
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History, comparisons and audit trails for management and compliance.
Supervisory control and operator screens for plants, stations and units: live values, alarms, trends and history in one place operators actually use.
Controller logic, panel integration and commissioning that connects field I/O to the supervisory layer without vendor lock-in.
Sensors and telematics streamed to a secure cloud layer, then rendered as executive dashboards, mobile apps and personal alerts.
Plant data connected to reporting, ERP and analytics through historians and read-only adapters, with the OT network kept isolated.
Delivered systems with the same data-to-decision pattern. Clients are not named.
Monitoring reads through edge gateways or historians into a separate layer; nothing on the internet side can write to a controller. Any control change is a scoped, on-site, change-controlled piece of work.
Usually we work with it. Most projects integrate an existing SCADA or historian into a modern supervisory and reporting layer, and only replace components that are unsupported or unsafe. Replacement is a scoped decision, not a default.
Control networks stay segmented. We read from historians or edge gateways through read-only adapters, publish to a separate cloud layer, and never expose PLCs or SCADA servers directly to the internet. Access is role-based and logged.
Yes, with different views. Operators get HMI screens, alarms and trends; executives get regional and asset KPIs, history and personal alerts on mobile. Both read the same data model, so the numbers agree.
Modbus TCP/RTU, OPC UA, MQTT, common PLC vendor protocols, and historians such as PI and SQL-based time-series stores. Where a protocol is proprietary we work through the vendor's supported interface rather than reverse-engineering it.
Fifteen minutes on what you run today, what is missing above it, and whether a build makes sense. No proposal until we have seen your system.
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