The organic factory
The direct bridge between your teams, your machines and your business.
The IT anatomy of your sovereign factory
To want every piece of software to talk to all the others is a technological illusion. The secret of a profitable digital architecture lies within the smart airtightness of your systems.
Multi-platform topology
We orchestrate the strict convergence of your three vital organs via robust APIs. The transactional skeleton, the cyber-physical core, and the non-structured data platform communicate without ever crossing or polluting their respective data.
- Integration through secure APIs
- Absolute airtightness of data silos
- Zero inter-system friction
IoT bridge and inter-operability
Industrial IoT should not be a silo. We configure data pipelines to route machine signals towards the right actors: automated alerts to your internal partners or secure flows towards extranet clients.
- Conditional data pipelines
GMAO Triggers for predictive maintenance
Extranet clients for your Smart Factory
Modeling of hybrid data
We reconcile management and the physical. Our architecture unifies the representation of time-series, transactional data, and non-structured flows to generate governance and absolutely precise performance indicators.
Time-Series and Transactional SQL joins
OEE modeling / TRS in real time
Raw data contextualization
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Avoid the technical suicide of the "all-in-one"
To force terabytes of dynamic data in a transactional ERP is an architectural suicide. The illusion of the "all-in-one" paralyzes the agility of SMBs.
Our dogma: strict segregation. The cyber-physical platform withstands high frequency, whereas the ERP locks in management. We link these two organs through synchronous pipelines for a 100% evolutive and unbreakable architecture.
Align IT with your financial objectives
"Isolated production data is a cost. Connected to your ERP, it becomes a financial asset. We build the architecture which transforms every manufactured item into an indicator of net profitability, without any duplicates."
Thomas Winter
Chief Commercial Officer