Industrial Internet of Things

Make your processes and products smarter with IIoT

By connecting machines, installations or delivered products to the Internet of Things, you collect valuable data that helps you make better decisions, produce more efficiently and intervene proactively. You not only increase your own operational efficiency, but also customer satisfaction thanks to smart, data-driven insights.

  • Product data also for those who are not PLM experts
  • Take only what you need
  • Combine information from multiple sources

From monitoring to new production insights

Smart products and connected machines are the key to a more efficient production process and new business opportunities. With Industrial IoT, you can monitor and optimise your production in real time. At the same time, connecting products provides valuable usage data, allowing you to enhance customer focus, maintenance and services. Discover how IoT technology accelerates your processes and makes your products smarter.

It is great to work with a partner who thinks along with us and pushes us forward without taking full control of the project. Thanks to the IIoT tools provided by Savaco, it became feasible to read many more PLCs much faster. We would not have dared to consider this before. It helps us work more efficiently, which is good for our productivity and ultimately leads to greater customer satisfaction.

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Bert Seurynck
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IIoT solutions tailored to your company

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Data connectivity and IIoT in your factory: the technology is ready, are you?

The Internet of Things and data connectivity are not new. Yet many manufacturing companies still seem hesitant when it comes to data capture in production. In this infographic, we take a closer look at the current state of the technology, how you can use data in your factory, and what you can do with it.

Frequently asked questions about IIoT

What is the difference between IoT and IIoT?

Both IoT and IIoT revolve around connecting physical devices to the internet to collect and share data. IoT usually involves consumer devices such as smart thermostats or wearables that make daily life more convenient. IIoT focuses on applications in manufacturing environments and industry. Think of machines, sensors and equipment that continuously exchange data to monitor, automate and improve processes. While IoT is about user convenience, IIoT emphasises reliability, scalability and accurate real-time data for more efficient operations.

What are the biggest risks of IIoT?

Security is an important consideration. IIoT applications are vulnerable to cyberattacks such as device hacking, data interception or impersonation of trusted devices. Physical theft of devices can also pose a risk if they contain sensitive information.

What are the challenges in setting up IIoT?

One of the biggest challenges is determining which data you need and ensuring it is collected accurately and reliably. Scalability (growing with your production) and sufficient resources (such as time, budget or expertise) can also be stumbling blocks.

Is IIoT safe?

Yes, provided you focus on a good security approach. By using strong passwords, multi-factor authentication and encrypted communication, you can already strongly protect your network. Close unused ports, limit user rights to what is truly necessary and ensure your firmware is updated on time. Biometric security, voice recognition and regular security audits also contribute to a robust IIoT environment. A secure implementation also begins with a strict development process and clear security standards.

What role does IT play in IIoT?

IT plays a key role in ensuring the reliable and safe operation of IIoT solutions. Think of providing stable networks, sufficient bandwidth and a scalable infrastructure. Trusted IT practices such as centralised security, monitoring and network management are also essential to prevent malfunctions, downtime or security risks in industrial environments. By integrating IT and OT intelligently, you make your IIoT environment stronger and future-proof.

What is an IIoT architecture?

An IIoT architecture describes how industrial IoT systems are structured and interconnected. Sensors, edge devices, networks, gateways and cloud platforms work together to collect, process and utilise data. Edge computing enables fast processing close to the source, while cloud computing allows for advanced insights and analytics. IoT protocols and platforms manage data flows, visualisation and integration with AI. A good architecture thus forms the backbone of a reliable and scalable IIoT solution.

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