Challenges
- Bridging OT and IT systems
- Data trapped in siloed plant systems
- Legacy infrastructure with high switching cost
Our approach
- Incremental modernization strategy
- Cloud-connected data platforms
- AI-assisted operational insight
Capabilities
What we build for manufacturing.
What we design for
The constraints that shape architecture decisions in this sector.
- OT and IT boundaries respected — plant systems are not treated like web services
- Migration sequence dictated by equipment that cannot go offline
- Data capture from systems that predate modern integration patterns
- Local resilience where connectivity is not guaranteed
Typical engagements
The work teams in this sector most often bring to us.
- Capturing and centralizing plant floor data
- Production monitoring and quality analytics
- Predictive maintenance on data you already collect
- Staged replacement of a legacy plant system
Why Dopstack
Why teams in this sector work with us.
From the blog
Related engineering scenarios.
Representative problems and approaches, not published client projects.
Services
How we usually engage here.
FAQ
Questions we get asked.
Do you work with plant floor systems directly?
We build the integration and data layer around them. Where we interface with control system data we work with your controls engineers rather than around them.
Can this be done without stopping production?
That is the constraint we design to: read-only capture first, staged rollout second, and no new dependency that can halt a line.
We already collect the data — what is missing?
Usually a platform that makes it usable: consistent modelling, quality checks and access. Most plants are not short of data, they are short of a way to work with it.