Industrie 4.0

Digitalization is the driver of innovation in petroleum and renewables projects. As illustrated below, it can apply in three different areas of the company:

Where digitization will always be the first required step to enter the digital world, the digitalization is an already advanced stage of the digital transformation

Software-as-a-Service (shorten as SaaS) is a distribution model for softwares, for which the producer offers clients the opportunity to use the solution he is fully hosting, from the servers to the application.

Industrie 4.0 Smart Platform® is an intuitive tool to guide you on your digital transition and to create new offers and new business models from your best Uses Cases.

A Proof of Concept, or mostly referred as “PoC”, is the earliest step of development of any Use Case within digital organisation. The PoC ambition is not to overwhelm the total Use Case but to prove the efficiency of the selected solution to tackle it. The PoC targets to explore the resolution of a pain point in a short time with little expense.

Digital Twin is a virtual model of a real process, object or service. The contrast between Digital & Physical Twins highlights deviations between predicted and real scenarios allowing to optimize the execution, operation and return of experience.

Definition RAMI 4.0, or Reference Architectural Model Industrie 4.0, is a three-dimensional map showing how to approach the issue of Industrie 4.0 in a structured manner. RAMI 4.0 is a unified model for all the components that ensures all the participants involved in a Industrie 4.0 ecosystem to share data & information efficiently. RAMI 4.0 […]

Industrie 4.0 is the name of the German Futur of Manufacturing Program, launched by Angela Merkel at Hannover Fair in 2014.
The objectives of this digital program are to maintain the position of the German Industry despite the competition of actors like China, and to strengthen their economy in light of the 2008 financial crisis.