IT for industrial companies
A sustainable IT basis for networked industry.
Enterprise-wide applications, locations and technical dependencies need common guidelines. We support architecture, integration and the management of your IT modernization.
What we move forward together
The right start is a manageable process with clear participants. We record the initial situation, check technical dependencies and develop a feasible next step.
Application landscape
Dependencies, life cycles and responsibilities are organized.
Standards for locations
Network, workplace and operational requirements become comparable.
Modernization portfolio
Projects are prioritized according to benefits, dependencies and available capacities.
From the initial situation to the viable project
Understanding the starting point
The department and IT clarify goals, existing systems, participants and dependencies. This creates a common picture of the need for action.
Concretizing implementation
We structure work packages, responsibilities and acceptance criteria. Risks and open decisions become visible at an early stage.
Passing Results
Documentation, knowledge transfer and preparation for operation are part of the agreed project scope. We check progress against jointly defined criteria.
What you'll get for the next steps
- A coordinated professional and technical vision
- Prioritized work packages with responsibilities
- Verifiable criteria for introduction and handover
Ways to get started
IT and data-flow assessment
Map a production-related information flow with applications, interfaces and responsibilities. Translate digital opportunities and prerequisites into practical steps.
Discuss the scope: IT and data-flow assessmentIntegration and data pilot
Trial an agreed data flow between existing systems. Check business mapping, technical boundaries and error handling against concrete results.
Discuss the scope: Integration and data pilotExpansion across sites
Prepare proven components for further locations. Coordinate rollout, local requirements, documentation and handovers with the responsible teams.
Discuss the scope: Expansion across sitesFrequently asked questions
How do we start working with production-related data?
We select a specific question and identify available data sources, interfaces and owners. First, we clarify which data may be read and how it should be interpreted. This forms the basis of a bounded pilot.
How are changes to operating equipment bounded?
Affected components, permitted access and approvals are defined with the responsible equipment and operations teams. Test environments, maintenance windows and fallback measures reflect the specific project. Changes follow the agreed responsibilities.
Can ERP, engineering and production data be connected?
We examine available interfaces, data models and business mappings. A selected information flow shows which integration is useful and where gaps remain. Data ownership and error handling are explicitly considered.
How can several sites be introduced gradually?
A representative site provides a starting point for common requirements and local differences. This leads to reusable components and an agreed rollout plan. Exceptions, access and operational responsibilities remain clear for each location.
Which results support an investment decision?
A documented starting position, technically assessed options and a bounded pilot provide orientation. Effort, dependencies and unresolved prerequisites are identified. Further development is decided using business results and agreed criteria.
Let's discuss your project.
Describe your goal and the current starting point. Together we clarify which expertise and which next step make sense.
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