The Operational Historian/Data Platform market research delivers current market analysis plus a five year market and technology forecast. The research is available in multiple editions including worldwide, all regions, and most major countries.
Accelerated Initiatives in Operational Historian/Data Platforms Increase Production Performance
According to ARC Advisory Group research, the market for Operational Time-series Historian/Industrial Data Platforms is changing and continues to increase. The pandemic was an accelerator for the remote connected worker and digital transformation, and this drives the need for massive amounts of data and data types in today’s digital world, where manufacturing requires the optimization of data accessibility, ease of use, and speed of access, which are driving manufacturing performance across the enterprise. Data is strategic to manufacturing and operations. New data storage platforms that are more secure and enable connectivity and enterprise-wide data access such as cloud, edge, data hubs, and data lakes are fundamental in today’s data-driven manufacturing world.
Operational Historian/Data Platform Strategic Issues
In addition to providing a five-year market forecast, the Operational Historian/Data Platform market research provides detailed quantitative current market data and addresses key strategic issues as follows.
Invest in Real-Time Data Platforms On-premise, Edge, Cloud, Data Hubs, and Data Lakes
Begin the digital transformation with the selection of a robust industrial platform designed for real-time data. Newer platforms should be more secure, enable regulatory compliance, and enable different types of data sources to be combined with traditional real-time historical data. Options for deployment should be flexible and include on-premise, edge, cloud, and data lakes. Start to investigate and deploy Industrial IoT applications along with more traditional data for process decision-making. Start migrating applications to the edge or cloud where it makes sense using a hybrid approach.
Although some critical data will continue to remain on-site, buyers must take the time to understand data needs and what data is moved to the cloud. The ultimate use of the data must be considered. In some cases, it may be necessary to add new sensors or equipment to the process to obtain the data needed for better business intelligence and outcomes.
Those successfully using digital technologies to support innovation and competitive excellence have to typically buy into the concept of leveraging technology to help “future proof” the business. This is especially true for cloud-based software that enables universal access to data, introduces a collaborative environment for remote workers across the globe, and addresses the security and availability demands of the business. When the power of the cloud is combined with data and advanced applications for engineering and operations, a new level of industrial intelligence becomes available that helps teams proactively respond to circumstances, simplify processes with automation, and continuously innovate. In fact, information and solutions in the cloud can be more secure than on-premises systems.
New platforms and Industrial IoT solutions can make deployment, implementation, and user experience easier and more secure. When implementing Industrial IoT solutions, start with a pilot and based on success, create a roll-out plan.
Consider Hyperscalers for Storage Infrastructure
Hyperscalers use large, distributed infrastructure that can quickly accommodate an increased demand for computing resources without requiring additional physical space, cooling, or electrical power. Hyperscale computing is characterized by standardization, automation, redundancy, high-performance computing (HPC) and high availability (HA). The term is often associated with cloud computing and the very large data centers owned by Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and IBM. To accommodate such demand, cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) have developed new infrastructures that maximize hardware density, while minimizing the cost of cooling and administrative overhead.
Operational Historians/Data Platforms Formats and Editions Available
This market research may be purchased as a MIRA Service, an Excel Workbook, and/or as a Market Analysis Report (PDF). MIRA Services help unlock the full benefits of ARC’s market intelligence, making the data more actionable for you by adding qualitative context to our market data in an online environment unique to each customer. Regional editions include country and industry market data. Formats available are listed below:
MIRA Services | MIRA Workbook | Market Analysis PDF | |
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Annual Subscription | Yes | No | No |
Worldwide (includes regional data) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
North America (includes regional data) | Yes | Yes | No |
Europe, Middle East, Africa (includes regional data) | Yes | Yes | No |
Asia (includes regional data) | Yes | Yes | No |
Latin America (includes regional data) | Yes | Yes | No |
Table of contents for this research is shown in the following paragraphs.
Worldwide Research Focus Areas
Strategic Analysis
- Executive Overview
- Market Trends
- Buyer Strategies
- Supplier Strategies
- Growth Contributors and Inhibitors
Competitive Analysis
- Market Shares of the Leading Suppliers
- Market Shares by Region
- North America
- Europe, Middle East, Africa
- Asia
- Latin America
- Market Shares by Revenue Type
- Software
- Services
- Market Shares by Service Type
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Maintenance Services
- Implementation Services
- Market Shares by Industry
- Aerospace & Defense
- Automotive
- Cement & Glass
- Chemical/Petrochemical
- Electric Power Generation
- Electronics & Electrical
- Food & Beverage
- Machinery
- Medical Products
- Metals
- Mining
- Oil & Gas
- Pharmaceutical & Biotech
- Pulp & Paper
- Refining
- Semiconductors
- Textiles
- Water & Wastewater
- Market Shares by Data Attributes
- 3D Virtual Reality
- Financial
- HTML (Weather, Energy, etc.)
- Structured Process
- Unstructured Data (Video, Imagery, etc.)
- Market Shares by Deployment Model
- Cloud
- Hosted
- On Premise
- Market Shares by Standalone vs. Embedded Delivery
- Market Shares by Customer Size
- Market Shares by Customer Type
- Market Shares by Sales Channel
Market Forecasts & Histories
- Total Shipments of Operational Historian/Data Platforms
- Shipments by Region
- North America
- Europe, Middle East, Africa
- Asia
- Latin America
- Shipments by Revenue Type
- Software
- Services
- Shipments by Service Type
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Maintenance Services
- Implementation Services
- Shipments by Industry
- Aerospace & Defense
- Automotive
- Cement & Glass
- Chemical/Petrochemical
- Electric Power Generation
- Electronics & Electrical
- Food & Beverage
- Machinery
- Medical Products
- Metals
- Mining
- Oil & Gas
- Pharmaceutical & Biotech
- Pulp & Paper
- Refining
- Semiconductors
- Textiles
- Water & Wastewater
- Shipments by Data Attributes
- 3D Virtual Reality
- Financial
- HTML (Weather, Energy, etc.)
- Structured Process
- Unstructured Data (Video, Imagery, etc.)
- Shipments by Deployment Model
- Cloud
- Hosted
- On Premise
- Shipments by Standalone vs. Embedded Delivery
- Shipments by Customer Size
- Shipments by Customer Type
- Shipments by Sales Channel
Industry Participants
The research identifies all relevant suppliers serving this market.
Regional Research Focus Areas
Strategic Analysis
Scope
Competitive Analysis
- Leading Suppliers in Region
- Industry Shares in Region
- Country Shares in Region
- Leading Suppliers by Industry
Market Forecast & History Analysis
- Market Forecast & History by Country
- Market Forecast & History by Industry
Industry Participants
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