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A repeatable model for industrial data intelligence
Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - Gateways
Applicable Industries
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Process Manufacturing
Use Cases
- Edge Computing & Edge Intelligence
The Challenge
Exara’s oil and gas client required a reliable way to gather, store, and process data from sophisticated machine assets in remote oil field sites. These harsh, real world environments present significant challenges for high performance computing devices.
The Customer
Enersize
About The Customer
ionSign's client, Enersize has over 35 years' experience of providing systematic compressed air systems (CAS) energy efficiency optimisation. The Chinese LCD panel manufacturer is one of Enersize's clients.
The Solution
The company anchored a robust data gathering and management infrastructure on Dell Edge Gateway devices for IoT, which are designed to perform well in difficult environments.
Data Collected
Asset Utilization, Machine Utilization Rate
Operational Impact
Quantitative Benefit
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