Enhanced events, alarms, and work order data integration accelerates Industrial AI and decision-making across the enterprise

Uptake, the leader in industrial intelligence software-as-a-service, announced the appointment of its President, Kayne Grau, to the role of Chief Executive Officer along with his election to its Board of Directors.

Microsoft Azure users deploying Ignition now have access to Uptake Fusion for cost-effective data integration in the cloud, accelerating reporting and advanced analytics

Announcement of the appointment of Marie Wieck to its Board of Directors. Wieck was a leader at IBM for over three decades in areas of emerging technology, product design, and inclusion, overseeing teams of up to 10,000 employees and $9 billion in revenue.

Microsoft Azure users deploying OSIsoft PI now have access to Uptake Fusion for cost-effective data extraction, enabling accelerated reporting and advanced analytics

Since Microsoft made the decision to stop development on Time Series Insights (TSI), Uptake has been working to replatform our flagship OT cloud data historian, Fusion, on Azure Data Explorer (ADX). The ADX team has worked with us every step of the way, and we have been able to help them in our own small way, too.

Data is a top priority for many in the asset-intensive industries. Digital transformation and sustainability run on data availability.

Industry 4.0 is powered by data. As companies make applications like Industrial AI/ML, digital twins, and operational orchestration a central part of their operations, they are exploring new operating enabled by the core principles of Industry 4.0 — interconnectivity, cloud computing, AI/ML, big data management, and user adoption — to guide the way.

I have spent my career connecting data to decisions. Every company is looking to maximize the value of their investment in data within the constraints defined by their value levers, whether that is Safety, Carbon Footprint, Productivity, Efficiency, or Quality.

Today is Earth Day in the US, a day set aside since 1970 to show our support for environmental protection. Companies in energy and manufacturing are answering the call to be more sustainable and embracing environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG).