OSIsoft Collaborates with Amazon Web Services to Accelerate Industrial Analytics PI integrator for Business Analytics to increase customer value by bridging the operational technology and information technology (OT-IT) gap. General 2018-04-24 OSIsoft LLC, a leader in operational intelligence, today anno ...

Today's industry is a connected world of suppliers, regulators, service providers and vendors. Our opportunity is to go beyond the enterprise and connect operations, data and people across industrial value chains for new insights, new efficiencies, and even new digital businesses. Hear how SPS collects data from multiple power generation companies then analyzes this data for industry-wide performance benchmarking and new levels of efficiencies.
Year: 2018

OSIsoft, a global leader in operational intelligence, has announced that its largest conference, PI World, will include a half-day Diversity & Inclusion Forum on April 23, 2018 at the Parc 55 Hotel in San Francisco. SAP, a PI World gold sponsor, will co-sponsor the Diversity & Inclusion Forum.

Access Data whenever, wherever you need it with PI Vision. This webinar covers our latest release of PI Vision to get you updated on the fastest, easiest way to visualize your PI System data. In this session, we'll be covering:Latest Features & Highlights of PI VisionConversion of PI Process Book Displays to PI Vision DisplaysLive DemoPI Vision Extensibility ...
Year: 2018

As the oil and gas industry becomes increasingly digitised, torrents of data are being unleashed that can easily overwhelm companies if not properly managed. The deluge of new data raises important questions. How should it be organised? Can it be presented in a meaningful way? Who should have access to it? In addition, at any modern-day oil and gas operation, three big changes are taking place that one should consider when looking for the best approach to the digital transformation: the accelerating growth of data generated by assets; the increasing importance of emerging technologies, such as Internet of Things (IoT), cloud and data analytics; and a growing appetite for collecting and leveraging data from an increasing number of groups and specializations. Together, these drivers are making oil and gas operators focus on designing a centralized strategy for managing their operational data as they pursue “intelligent information” – rather than merely collecting volumes of data that will languish unused in data swamps.
Year: 2018