Industry
IT infrastructure for industrial companies
Plant and office have different needs. We design the corporate network, the servers and continuity knowing that production cannot be stopped at will.
The starting point
On a shop floor, new equipment coexists with old systems that cannot be updated because they are tied to a machine. Any change to the network or the servers has to account for that reality and for the windows in which work is possible.
What we usually find
- A flat network where office IT and production equipment share one segment.
- Industrial PCs on legacy systems that depend on the machine manufacturer.
- ERP and MES that must stay available across shifts.
- Work limited to scheduled shutdowns.
Which companies it fits
Manufacturers, workshops, process plants and companies with automated warehouses that need a stable IT base without interfering with machinery.
We review network, servers and plant dependencies and propose a plan that fits your shift pattern.
Request a site visitWhat the solution includes
Plant network
Managed switching, reviewed cabling and segmentation between office IT and production.
Servers for ERP and MES
A platform sized for management and production applications, with monitoring.
Shift-aware continuity
Backup and recovery designed around the production calendar.
Coordination with machinery vendors
Direct contact with manufacturers when a system depends on their support.
How it is deployed
- 1Site visit and survey of network, cabinets and systems.
- 2Classification of IT equipment and production-linked equipment.
- 3Proposal for segmentation and server architecture.
- 4Execution in windows agreed with production.
- 5Continuous monitoring and periodic reviews.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you manage PLC, HMI or SCADA?
- We do not program them or replace the integrator. We handle IT infrastructure and the network, coordinating with whoever maintains those systems.
- Can segmentation be done without stopping the plant?
- In many cases yes, in phases and within agreed windows. It is planned with production before any work starts.
- What about machines on legacy systems?
- They are isolated and their communications controlled when they cannot be updated because they depend on the machine manufacturer.
- Do you provide on-site work?
- Yes, subject to coverage and contracted terms; the first response is remote.
Request a site visit
We review network, servers and plant dependencies and propose a plan that fits your shift pattern.
Request a site visit