On January 8, Yokogawa announced that it will cooperate with Microsoft, FogHorn Systems, Bayshore Networks and Telit IoT Platforms LLC to use their technology for the Industrial Internet of Things ( IIoT) Build a new service architecture. In this architecture, Yokogawa will reform its business model, expand its business scope, and help customers run their businesses more efficiently.
Overview of cooperation The advancement of network technology, the cost reduction of large-capacity data communications, and the transfer of enterprise information systems to the cloud, etc., all of these technologies have provided conditions for the actual use of IIoT technology. However, the use of IIoT technology also faces many technical challenges in terms of sensing, automation and safety. At the same time, the establishment of such systems and application development will inevitably require high costs. Yokogawa owns expertise in a wide range of fields from sensor technology to control logic and application technology to help customers solve the problems they face and provide customers with integrated solutions ranging from sensing to control and cloud computing to the customer.
All four companies have key components of the IIoT architecture technology, Plug and Play*1 sensors, Sensing Cloud and Auto-Configuration*2, Database Cloud, and Historical Database (Data Storage) Cloud. For the integration of these technologies, Yokogawa Motors decided to collaborate with the four companies to develop the IIoT framework for business process applications.
This work will be centered on Yokogawa's California Infrastructure Development Office established in November 2016. Yokogawa's IIoT architecture will include Microsoft Azure's IoT suite cloud, FogHorn's fog computing software, Bay's OSI reference model*4's seven*3 layer security technology, and Telit's embedded sensor communications module.
For this business cooperation, Yokogawa’s Executive Director and Minister of Marketing, Abe Warner commented as follows:
Yokogawa has established a long-term business framework to develop a vision: “Create new value through Process Co-Innovation and create a better future with customersâ€. The development of the IIoT architecture will completely change Yokogawa's method of information transmission in the area of ​​inspection and equipment management. Through cooperation with four companies, Yokogawa will quickly establish the IIoT architecture. Under the corporate brand slogan of "Together to Create Tomorrow," Yokogawa will seek to expand this partnership with leaders in various industries.
(Original title: Yokogawa cooperates with four major companies to develop the IIoT architecture and flexibly uses IIoT to help customers run their business more efficiently)
Overview of cooperation The advancement of network technology, the cost reduction of large-capacity data communications, and the transfer of enterprise information systems to the cloud, etc., all of these technologies have provided conditions for the actual use of IIoT technology. However, the use of IIoT technology also faces many technical challenges in terms of sensing, automation and safety. At the same time, the establishment of such systems and application development will inevitably require high costs. Yokogawa owns expertise in a wide range of fields from sensor technology to control logic and application technology to help customers solve the problems they face and provide customers with integrated solutions ranging from sensing to control and cloud computing to the customer.
All four companies have key components of the IIoT architecture technology, Plug and Play*1 sensors, Sensing Cloud and Auto-Configuration*2, Database Cloud, and Historical Database (Data Storage) Cloud. For the integration of these technologies, Yokogawa Motors decided to collaborate with the four companies to develop the IIoT framework for business process applications.
This work will be centered on Yokogawa's California Infrastructure Development Office established in November 2016. Yokogawa's IIoT architecture will include Microsoft Azure's IoT suite cloud, FogHorn's fog computing software, Bay's OSI reference model*4's seven*3 layer security technology, and Telit's embedded sensor communications module.
For this business cooperation, Yokogawa’s Executive Director and Minister of Marketing, Abe Warner commented as follows:
Yokogawa has established a long-term business framework to develop a vision: “Create new value through Process Co-Innovation and create a better future with customersâ€. The development of the IIoT architecture will completely change Yokogawa's method of information transmission in the area of ​​inspection and equipment management. Through cooperation with four companies, Yokogawa will quickly establish the IIoT architecture. Under the corporate brand slogan of "Together to Create Tomorrow," Yokogawa will seek to expand this partnership with leaders in various industries.
(Original title: Yokogawa cooperates with four major companies to develop the IIoT architecture and flexibly uses IIoT to help customers run their business more efficiently)
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