Launch of a cloud turnkey solution to accelerate manufacturing DX.
Published2020.06.10 16:01Accelerating digital transformation
Launch of FIaaS, a cloud turnkey solution
PTC, Rockwell Automation, and Microsoft today launched Factory Insights as a Service (FIaaS), a cloud turnkey solution for digital transformation in manufacturing.
Factory Insights as a Service Launches [Photo = PTC]
FIaaS is delivered in a turnkey cloud format and supports digital transformation use cases such as ▲real-time production performance monitoring ▲asset monitoring and utilization ▲connected work cells ▲digitally augmented work instructions.
FIaaS consists of key components of PTC and Rockwell Automation's integrated solution, FactoryTalk® InnovationSuite, as well as PTC's ThingWorx®, Kepware®, and Vuforia®.
Designed to optimize OT data generated from Rockwell Automation's automation solution products, FIaaS integrates with Microsoft's Azure IoT Hub, ‘Utilizing cloud, industrial IoT, and edge services such as 'Azure IoT Edge', we support connecting individual sites of manufacturers and implementing projects through corporate networks.
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