SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
Making Everything Talk To Each Other
Your PLCs, SCADA, ERP and shopfloor equipment often speak different languages. We connect them into one integrated system that works as a whole.
Tascomp's engineers bridge the gap between hardware, software and business systems — old and new — so data flows where it's needed, without manual re-entry or workarounds.
EVERYTHING, CONNECTED
A single integration layer, tying your systems together.
System
Whatever's already running on your site, we build the layer that ties it together.
WHAT CAN WE INTEGRATE?
If it holds data or controls a process, we can likely connect it.
CONNECTING THE FACTORY FLOOR TO THE BUSINESS
Manufacturing data is often generated at machine level but needed much further up the organisation. A PLC may know that a machine has stopped. An HMI may display the fault. A production system may need to record the downtime, while the MES updates production status and the ERP system needs the completed quantities.
Systems integration connects these different requirements together. Tascomp can collect data directly from equipment and control systems, process and structure that information, and make it available to the systems and people that need it — a clear connection between what's happening on the factory floor and what's happening within the wider business.
A SINGLE LAYER BETWEEN YOUR SYSTEMS
Individual systems don't all need to communicate directly with one another — Tascomp can provide a central connection point between them, which simplifies the overall architecture and makes it easier to introduce new systems in future.
MAKING DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES WORK TOGETHER
Manufacturing environments rarely consist of equipment from a single supplier or generation. Depending on the application, integration can use technologies and interfaces such as:
The appropriate approach depends on the systems involved, the information that needs to be exchanged, and the requirements of the application.
WHAT CONNECTED SYSTEMS REDUCE
Integration isn't simply about moving data from one system to another — the real value comes from making that information useful. By connecting systems together, information moves through the business automatically, reducing:
Interested In Learning More?
Systems integration doesn't necessarily mean replacing your existing infrastructure — in many cases, the most effective solution is to connect and make better use of what you already have. Get in touch to talk through the systems you need connected — we'll help you work out what an integrated setup could look like for your operation.
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