Turn Remote Condition Monitoring into Your Competitive Edge

Your customers require smart, connected equipment to reach performance goals. Discover how out-of-the-box remote monitoring for industrial machine builders can help you meet demand.

Why Remote Monitoring Is in Demand

Your Industrial Customers Require Out-Of-The-Box IIoT Functionality

As industrial companies invest in new equipment, they are prioritizing machines with built-in IIoT functionality. These capabilities are valued for measuring and improving key metrics like OEE. Learn why remote condition monitoring has become a must-have for manufacturers.

Solve Customer Challenges with Remote Monitoring

By building remote monitoring and IoT capabilities into your machines, you’re signaling that you understand—and can solve—critical challenges for your customers. These include:

Standardize Connectivity

Out-Of-The-Box Connectivity

Connectivity is a frequently cited barrier to IIoT factory improvement initiatives. Ensure your products ship with “IIoT ready” connectivity.

Data Communication

Networks vary based on customer and factory conditions. Ensure flexible and security data transfer—from the edge to the cloud.

IIoT Applications

Getting Value from Data

Machine data lacks value if it can’t be used. Put data to work with dashboards, monitoring, notifications and starter IIoT applications.

Customer Success: Flowserve

How Remote Condition Monitoring Became a Game-Changer

Flowserve pumps and machinery solves flow-control challenges for industrial companies around the globe. Flowserve Vice President Aric Zurek explains how IIoT-enabled remote monitoring became a game-changer for up-time, product reliability, and customer satisfaction.

Podcast Series: Machine Builders

If you listen to your equipment in the field, you actually hear what your customers are saying to you, and that is the mindset change. I don’t really want to sell the piece of equipment. I want to sell the value that it delivers to that end user."

John Kadane, Director of Product Marketing, PTC

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