Equipment that keeps running, on a network of its own.
Control and monitoring for equipment that has to keep running, with the production network properly isolated from the corporate one. Your control plane does not inherit the office's threat model.
Industrial environments have safety, regulatory, and uptime requirements that consumer-IT vendors don't take seriously. We design with those constraints first: air-gapped where it matters, segmented where it doesn't, and documented at a level that survives the operator turnover that eventually happens.
- ✓Robotic process automation (RPA) for back-office workflows that crossed the line from "manual" to "a person's full-time job"
- ✓PLC programming + SCADA integration with proper version control and rollback
- ✓OT/IT segmentation — production network properly isolated from the corporate domain
- ✓Predictive-maintenance instrumentation: sensors, time-series data, alert routing
- ✓IoT integration with vendor-locked-down devices, where the only sane path is custom
- ✓Workflow optimization audits — find the part of the process that's costing 4x what it should
Manufacturers, logistics operators, lab facilities, and field-service organizations whose ops floor still runs on a 12-year-old WindowsCE box that nobody wants to touch.
A 40-person specialty manufacturer was losing ~3 hours/day to a manual inventory reconciliation between the floor and ERP. We built a barcode-scan pipeline with offline tolerance + nightly reconciliation. Reconciliation now takes 15 minutes; gap-closing time fell from days to hours.
Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed in writing — see how we work.