Resilience of critical infrastructure
We account for downtime cost and the resilience requirements of key nodes already at the architecture stage.
Industry Profile
Industrial Facilities
We assemble the IT and engineering contour of industrial sites taking into account continuous processes, resilience requirements, access zones, and gradual digitalization.
Typical industry tasks
Typical tasks and facility constraints
We highlight scenarios that actually affect architecture instead of those that only sound good in a presentation.
Control of production and auxiliary zones
We design control of production and supporting areas with the facility’s operating mode in mind.
Access segmentation and security
We separate access, networks, and critical contours to reduce risks for production and data.
Preparing the base for process automation
We create a foundation for step-by-step digitalization and automation of production processes.
Solutions we implement
Solutions most often required by this type of facility
The combination depends on site maturity, but the logic is always the same: core infrastructure, manageability, and readiness for growth.
Networks, server contour, and redundancy
We select the solution for the facility’s actual operating mode and the associated maintenance model.
Structured cabling, server nodes, video surveillance, and access control
We select the solution for the facility’s actual operating mode and the associated maintenance model.
Cybersecurity and operational control
We select the solution for the facility’s actual operating mode and the associated maintenance model.
Proprietary software and integrations
We select the solution for the facility’s actual operating mode and the associated maintenance model.
What matters most
What matters most for this type of facility
In production, downtime is expensive, gaps between IT and engineering contours are costly, and any solution that cannot be properly supported after launch becomes a burden.
Therefore, we adapt architecture, access rules, redundancy, coverage, support, and digital modules to the site’s real constraints instead of copying a solution from someone else’s facility.
Typical project scenarios
Typical engagement scenarios
Below are the scenarios with which clients from this industry most often come to us.
Modernization of an operating workshop
Updating the network, servers, and security systems without destroying current processes.
A new production area
Preparing the IT and engineering base for launching equipment and work zones.
Improving resilience
Redundancy, separation of contours, and removal of critical single points of failure.
Preparation for digitalization
Data collection, integrations, and creation of the base for further automation.
Need a project for the “Industrial Facilities” sector?
Describe the scale of the facility, the project stage, and the pain points. We will suggest which contours are better designed together from the start.