TrendMiner partners with eschbach to integrate TrendMiner and Shiftconnector products
September 13, 2019– TrendMiner, a Software AG company providing self-service industrial analytics, and eschbach, a provider of digital plant process management (PPM) solutions, announced that they will partner globally to integrate their flagship products,TrendMiner and Shiftconnector.
All relevant manufacturing data will be available on-demand, creating a continuous flow of information. TrendMiner’s analytics capabilities help to predict process deviations. Shiftconnector brings these process deviations into a control room where shift personnel will contextualize these deviations as well as add additional information regarding why the deviation occurred. This important context data is then returned to TrendMiner as a starting point for further operational improvements.
With the Shiftconnector solution, customers can meet their production and operational challenges while arming themselves to address the challenges of plant and process automation. The integration allows stakeholders in the control room and shift teams to make analytics-driven decisions, while process and asset experts can benefit from contextual information. Additionally, the integration will also increase cross departmental collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Both companies will be previewing the integrated solution at OSIsoft PI World, September 16-29 in Gothenburg, Sweden. TrendMiner will be at booth number 01 and eschbach at booth 17.
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