One governed data layer for your whole operation.
A Unified Namespace is a common namespace for all operating data. Each source publishes its information once, already governed and with context, and each system subscribes to what it needs.
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- Publish once
- Subscribe to what you need
- Data with context and quality
Without a Unified Namespace
Sound familiar?
- 01Multiple point-to-point integrations and higher cost
- 02Different interpretations of the same data
- 03Lack of traceability
- 04More time to get to analytics and AI
With a Unified Namespace
Data is born governed, with operational context, quality and traceability. One data point for many consumers: dashboards, historians, applications and models read the same data with the same meaning.
From raw data to governed data
The sensor is the same. What changes is what the data carries.
Data travels without structure, governance or context. Each system interprets and handles it differently.
How the data arrives
- Sensorraw signal
- Technical taga code only its creator understands
- Value and timeno unit, quality or origin
Fragmented consumption
- Dashboardlocal interpretation
- Data lakedifferent normalizations
- Reportsinconsistent units
- Models / analyticscleansing in every project
- Multiple integrations and higher cost
- Different interpretations of the same data
- Lack of traceability
- Longer time to analytics and AI
Data is born governed, with operational context, quality and traceability. One source, for many consumers.
How the data arrives
- Sensorraw signal
- Edgecontext and quality
- Unified Namespacepublished once
What the data carries
- Locationwhere it is in the plant
- Meaningwhat it measures
- Unit and rangehow to read it
- Qualitywhether it is reliable
- Traceabilitywhere it comes from
Dashboards, historians, applications and models consume the same governed data, without point-to-point integrations.
What you gain
Five advantages of a common space
- 01
Decoupling
Adding a model, a dashboard or an application is a subscription, without touching the sources.
- 02
A single source of truth
The meaning of each variable is defined once for the whole organization.
- 03
Quality and traceability
Every data point travels with its quality status and origin.
- 04
Scalability
From one line to a site and from a site to the whole company, with the same structure.
- 05
Foundation for the twin and AI
The current state of the operation is available in real time, ready for the models.
How it connects to the digital twin
With a common space, every new model or dashboard is a subscription, not a new integration project.
Edge Computing adds context and quality to data at the plant before it is published. Explore the Journey to Digital Twin too.
Start governing your operating data.
With an assessment we define how to integrate your sources on top of each plant's installed base.
Request an assessmentFrequently asked questions
What is a Unified Namespace?
A common namespace where each source publishes its data once, organized according to the plant structure and accompanied by its context, and where each system subscribes to what it needs. It replaces point-to-point integrations.
Does it work in the cloud or on-premises?
Both, or in a hybrid model. The solution adapts to each client's infrastructure and data governance.
Do we need to change instrumentation or the control system?
The architecture builds on the installed base. We start with an assessment to define the safest way to connect each plant.
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