Splunk announced the limited availability of Splunk Industrial Asset Intelligence (IAI), its first Internet of Things (IoT) solution.
Splunk IAI helps organizations in manufacturing, oil and gas, transportation, energy and utilities monitor and analyze industrial IoT data in real time to create a simple view of complex industrial systems while helping to minimize asset downtime.
Splunk IAI offers a packaged set of capabilities that helps customers pivot their operational strategy from reactive to proactive.
“Real-time analytics is an absolute must for manufacturers today, but organizations are struggling to bridge the gap between legacy systems, industrial assets and sensor data,” said Ammar Maraqa, SVP, Business Operations and Strategy and GM of IoT Markets, Splunk. “Splunk IAI provides a single solution that helps ensure industrial systems are running at full capacity, enabling organizations to significantly save resources and money on unplanned downtime.”
Built on top of Splunk Enterprise, Splunk IAI enables capture and correlation of data from Industrial Control Systems (ICS), sensors, SCADA systems and applications, making it easy to monitor and diagnose equipment and operational issues in real time. This data-driven approach to industrial operations enables customers to respond to issues faster without affecting production, where unplanned downtime can equate to millions of dollars in lost revenue.
A limited availability release of Splunk IAI will be introduced on April 23, 2018 at a leading industrial conference, with general availability for all Splunk customers this fall.
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