System Integration
Break down industrial data silos. We integrate production-floor SCADA databases with modern web systems and sync procurement records directly with ERPs like SAP.
Industrial data usually lives in silos that were never meant to talk to each other: a SCADA historian on the plant floor, an ERP in the front office, and a legacy MES somewhere in between that predates all of it. Bridging them is normally sold as a multi-year, multi-million dollar re-platforming project.
We take a narrower path — building the specific integration layer your systems actually need instead of replacing them. That has meant syncing procurement and equipment-hierarchy data directly with SAP (Parts Registration) so plant staff aren't duplicating entries between a local database and SAP's interface, pulling live SCADA production data into a lightweight dashboard for shift-by-shift plan-vs-actual comparison (MarsSchedule), and — when a legacy system's own technology has been discontinued rather than the system itself — wrapping it in a portable runtime (JavaApplet-Browser) that keeps it running on current hardware without a system-wide replacement.
Related Case Studies
Parts Registration & SAP Integration
Procurement and parts-request platform that digitizes multi-level approval workflows and syncs directly with SAP to keep inventory and equipment hierarchy data consistent, eliminating duplicate entries and manual reprocessing across plants.
JavaApplet MES Portal
Portable desktop browser that keeps the legacy Proficy Portal (GE Digital) MES accessible on modern Windows stations after Java Applet/NPAPI support was dropped by mainstream browsers — no installation, no admin rights, no costly MES replacement.