Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Backup & Recovery
Applicable Industries
- Automotive
About The Customer
The customer manufactures automobile filters which are subsequently distributed to spare parts businesses.
The Challenge
Tasks such as manual documentation and the fact that new software and hardware is constantly being integrated to the automation network makes the lives of maintenance staff difficult.
The Solution
Versiondog is an integrated data management system that can detect and document changes made to the production line network. Due to the high number of daily and weekly backups to the network, Versiondog ensures that the most recent software version is always running on every single component in the network, making maintenance work easier.
Data Collected
Backup, Change Management, Downtime, Inventory Levels, Maintenance Requirements
Operational Impact
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