Mining
Operational technology and enterprise IT on one secure, auditable map.
Mining sites are remote, operational technology is everywhere, and the enterprise systems sit far away. The architecture question is how to connect them securely and get reliable data out of the field.
Where we help
The architecture work is in the boundary between operations and enterprise IT: what crosses it, how, and under whose control.
- Connectivity and integration for remote sites
- OT and IT convergence with clear security zones
- Operational data platforms for production and maintenance
- Data for environmental and ESG reporting
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 operational technology
- ESG reporting requirements
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