Factory Online 365

Factory Online 365

Industrial IoT solution which makes the task of digital transformation significantly easier, leveraging modular architecture that was purposely designed to support data-driven manufacturing.

Innovative

Successfully adapting Industry 4.0 Industrial IoT technologies including Intelligent Edge computing and Digital Twins modeling, this comprehensive open-source solution enables seamless data acquisition, processing, and analysis from any type of legacy or modern device, controller or industrial automation system.

Industrial grade

Factory Online 365 is powered by one of the leading IoT platforms - Microsoft Azure IoT Edge. Each module is a Docker container managed by Kubernetes orchestration system, which ensures enterprise-grade solution reliability and scalability.

Scalable

Unlike many other Industrial IoT solutions, Factory Online 365 is an affordable option for small and medium-sized enterprises. With 20+ modules to choose from, customer needs to purchase only what is relevant to its business.


It is a lean approach to IoT - starting small, thinking big, and going fast. Factory Online 365 modules enable real-time streaming data ingestion, transformation, storage, and analysis. Including machine learning, anomaly detection, and failure prediction for unlocking the full value of Industrial IoT data.

IoT Solution for Microsoft Dynamics 365

Factory Online 365 is a tailored Industrial IoT solution with the native Microsoft Azure IoT Hub streaming capabilities for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Services and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.

"Last meter" connectivity

As the Industrial IoT continues to evolve with new technologies, the role of a solution to overcome challenges of onboarding new devices is gaining increasing importance.

Cost-effective

Factory Online 365 was specifically designed to be a cost-effective solution and support a complete IoT lifecycle - from automatic deployment and devices configuration to real time monitoring and management.

Plug and Play

Factory Online 365 is leveraging existing infrastructure and follows "no rip and replace" strategy to reduce costs and implementation time by supporting over 100 industrial protocols (OPC UA, OPC DA, Modbus TCP, Profinet IO, Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet, ControlNet, etc.) and seamlessly connecting to various types of devices and software applications.

Modules

For Factory Online 365 customers willing to go further in digital transformation, extension modules enable advanced IoT scenarios

Filters, Rules and Alerts

  • No-code workflow rules and alerts
  • Custom data processing and filtering
  • Blockchain for enhanced traceability

Software Integrations

  • SCADA, MES and historians
  • Mixed reality applications
  • Near real-time analytics

Machine Learning

  • Data classification
  • Anomaly detection
  • Computer vision

About Us


Solutions

Our vendor-agnostic solutions leverage existing infrastructure from multi-vendor proprietary systems to unify, organize, interpret and prioritize Industrial IoT data.

Mission

We help transform IoT data into actionable insights that drive new revenue opportunities, improve operational efficiency, and optimize resource allocation.

Location

We are located in Helsinki, Finland with a growing network of partners worldwide.
*Dreija (finnish) – pottery wheel. One of the oldest automation devices in human history.
“Microsoft recently conducted a research survey with 3,000 key enterprise decision-makers. Among our key findings, we learned that 87 percent of IoT decision-makers in manufacturing has already started an IoT project.”

Çağlayan Arkan

Vice President, Microsoft
“The Industrial IoT takes networked sensors and intelligent devices and puts those technologies to use directly on the manufacturing floor, collecting data to drive artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics.”

Robert Schmid

IoT chief technologist,
Deloitte Digital
“While technology is radically changing how we innovate, make products, deliver services, and explore new business models, it’s no surprise that people are at the core of digital transformation.”

Kate Johnson

President, Microsoft