The Convergence of IT, OT, and IoT
💡 The convergence of IT (Information Technology), OT (Operational Technology), and IoT (Internet of Things) systems refers to the integration and merging of these traditionally separate domains into a unified ecosystem. 🔩
IT systems typically focus on data processing, communication, and information management within the enterprise, including technologies like computers, servers, networks, and software applications. ℹ OT systems, on the other hand, are specialized for controlling and monitoring physical processes in industries, such as industrial controllers (PLC, DCS, SCADA), robotics, and facility management systems.
IoT systems consist of interconnected devices embedded with sensors, software, and network connectivity, enabling them to collect and exchange data. 💻 These devices can be found in various settings, including smart homes, manufacturing environments, and transportation systems.
The convergence of these systems involves integrating IT technologies with OT systems and incorporating IoT devices into both domains. This integration enables organizations to leverage the power of data analytics, real-time monitoring, automation, and improved decision-making capabilities across the entire spectrum of operations, from business processes to industrial control systems. The goal is to create a seamless and efficient ecosystem that optimizes processes, enhances productivity, and enables new possibilities in areas such as smart manufacturing, predictive maintenance, and connected services. Some practices:
Operational Technology
Control Systems — Industrial controllers (PLC, DCS & SCADA) 🎛️
Alarm & Facility Management System 🚨🏢
Plant Information 🌱📊
IT Systems
PCs, Servers, Printers 💻🖨️
Website, Application, Data 🌐📱💾
Email 📧
TCP Networks 🌐🔌
Engineering Systems 🔧📐
Industrial IoT
Sensors- Temperature, Pressure 🌡️🔒
Smart Robotics 🤖
Supply Chain Robotics 📦🤖
Airbus ✈️
Internet of Things
Tablets 📱💻
Smartphones 📱📱
Autonomous Vehicles 🚗🤖
Connected Factory 🏭🌐
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