Industrial Automation

SCADA Systems

Development and integration of SCADA systems for industrial process supervision and control

Deployment, modernization and standardization of SCADA systems, with screens guided by ISA-101, searchable history and integration with plant controllers.

ISA-101 guidelines and ISA-18.2 principles

IDUS workstation with industrial process supervisory screens

Context

The challenge

When supervision is fragmented across isolated stations, local panels and systems from different generations, understanding the process state requires moving between screens and people. Analyzing an event afterward is just as difficult.

A well-structured SCADA system brings this information together, keeps the history and gives the operation a single reading of the process.

Benefits

What your operation gains with a well-structured SCADA

Single view of the process

Variables, alarms and equipment states on standardized screens, with the same reading criteria across the plant.

Faster response to deviations

Abnormal conditions become visible the moment they occur, with the context needed to act.

History for analysis

Trends and event logs allow reconstructing what happened and adjusting the operation.

Traceability of interventions

Users, permissions and action logs show who acted and when.

Remote and distributed supervision

Distant areas and units can be tracked from the same environment.

Alarm screen classified by priority on a supervisory display

In focus

Standardized screens across the plant

Screen standardization follows ISA-101 guidelines: a defined navigation hierarchy, color use reserved for abnormal conditions and information organized by operational relevance.

  • Supervisory architecture defined with the client
  • A single standard for navigation and symbology
  • User and permission configuration
Operator using a touchscreen HMI on an industrial panel

In focus

Integration with controllers and systems

Communication with PLCs, databases and corporate systems is part of the project, avoiding information silos after delivery.

  • Communication and integration with PLCs
  • Integration with databases and systems
  • History, trends and reports

Capabilities

What the service covers

01

Supervisory architecture

Definition of servers, clients, redundancy and access methods.

02

Screen development and standardization

Consistent interfaces, guided by ISA-101 guidelines.

03

Alarms and events

Configuration with priorities and messages defined together with operations.

04

History, trends and reports

Continuous variable recording and lookup and export capabilities.

Also part of the delivery

  • Communication and integration with PLCs
  • Integration with databases and systems
  • User and permission configuration
  • Internal validation testing
  • Technical documentation
  • Backups and source files

Application

Centralized supervision and monitoring of processes

The SCADA Systems development service covers the deployment, modernization and standardization of solutions for supervising and monitoring industrial processes. The solution centralizes operational information, alarms, events, history and trends into interfaces guided by ISA-101 guidelines, providing greater visibility, traceability and agility in decision-making.

Business value

Why this can matter to your company

SCADA is the layer through which operations see the process. A standardized, integrated system reduces the time between a deviation occurring and understanding its cause, and builds the history base that supports reliability analyses and maintenance decisions.

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