Modernizing Data Historians for Smarter Industrial Operations | SPONSORED
A new technical paper is now available, offering critical insights for industries seeking to modernize their data historians and improve overall operational efficiency. This paper explores the evolving role of data historians in the era of Industry 4.0 and how the adoption of modern, cloud-native solutions like InfluxDB can help overcome the limitations of legacy systems.
Common challenges for industries relying on traditional data historians include vendor lock-in, limited scalability, and the inability to integrate data seamlessly across systems. The paper provides detailed guidance on transitioning to open-source, scalable solutions, enabling enhanced real-time data analytics, predictive maintenance, and AI-driven insights. It also highlights the importance of time-stamped data and its role in improving operational efficiency.
Key takeaways include:
- How modernizing your data historian can unlock the potential of time-series data for more accurate predictive maintenance.
- The advantages of cloud-native and open-source platforms, such as InfluxDB, in terms of scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency.
- A roadmap for transitioning from legacy systems to advanced solutions that support AI, digital twins, and more.
This technical paper is a must-read for organizations ready to future-proof their operations by embracing modern data solutions. Download the paper now to explore the full potential of your data historian and optimize your industrial operations.
Sponsored by InfluxData
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