Manufacturing & Industrial
Plant, ERP and product data connected without a web of point links.
Plants, ERP and product data usually grew up separately. Connecting them often means a web of point links that nobody wants to touch. We design the integration so plants, planning and engineering work from the same data.
Where we help
The architecture work is in connecting the shop floor to the enterprise without turning every plant into a special case.
- ERP and SAP integration with plants and suppliers
- MES and OT connectivity, with security designed in
- Event-driven visibility across the supply chain
- Product and master data shared across sites
Services we usually start with
Solution & Integration Architecture
Systems that talk to each other cleanly, from APIs to events, including the retirement of legacy middleware.
ServiceData & AI Architecture
Data foundations and AI systems (retrieval, agents, guardrails) built to pass review in regulated environments.
ServiceCloud Architecture & Migration
Landing zones and migrations designed for security, cost and the next ten workloads as well as the first.
Requirements we design for
These are public requirements the architecture has to account for from the first design review. They are design inputs, not certifications we claim.
- IEC 62443 for industrial security
- NIS2, where it applies
Related reading
Event-Driven Integration Patterns
Events, queues and contracts for systems that change independently.
ArticleEvent-Driven Integration with Symfony Messenger and Redis Streams
Synchronous ERP calls replaced by an asynchronous event pipeline.
ArticleAPI Design First: Contract-Driven Development with OpenAPI and AsyncAPI
Contracts first, so teams can deliver independently.
Set your North Star.
Thirty minutes with an architect: where you are, where your estate is drifting, and the first decision worth making.
Book an architecture callWe reply within 1 business day.