We aren't a SCADA solution, but we turn your data into actionable results.
The Problem:
SCADA data is silo'd and challenging to interpret, with little follow up and no accountability.
The CloudDISPATCH Difference:
Bring the machine-level data together with Maintenance, Logistics, Employee Skills Training, and Lean methodologies to create a culture of continuous improvement.
CloudDispatch dovetails nicely with SCADA to handle the abnormality management, problem solving, and bigger picture metrics at the Line, Area, and Site level.
Use SCADA Data to Improve Maintenance & Production
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems have stunted usefulness due to a limited machine focus and no accountability and follow up on the potential problems they uncover. L2L's CloudDISPATCH provides the necessary workflows and processes to turn that data into actionable continuous improvement.
It's not enough to just collect data. You need a systematic way to ensure shop floor staff takes the necessary corrective actions to resolve the issues and improve the overall process.
We Play Nice. Really Nice.
Integration is a cinch. And if you don't have SCADA? Let our system pinpoint where SCADA makes sense.
Your current system may...
Cause fingers to be pointed at maintenance
Be outdated
Lack the critical shop floor context to make sense of the data
...but with L2L...
Maintenance teams correctly prioritize problems by overall impact
You receive real-time data via mobile devices
You get a fully integrated digital tracking system
...which ultimately results in...
Increased success while minimizing costs
Better decision-making at every level
Identifying improvements with the most business benefit
Common Areas of SCADA Integration
Product Completions
Scrap Counts
Machine Cycles for Predictive Maintenance
Abnormal Event Escalation
Common Software Integrations
The following is a list of systems we commonly integrate with.
Ignition SCADA by Inductive Automation
InTouch and Systems Platform by Wonderware/Schneider
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