
Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) is a flexible no-code/low-code MES and manufacturing operations platform that helps manufacturers standardize production and assembly processes, improve quality, and increase visibility across the shop floor.
Using digital work instructions with multimedia content, manufacturers can guide operators through critical tasks, enforce process control, and improve consistency across products, workstations, and production lines.
CPC connects equipment and devices to collect production and quality data in real time, helping manufacturers identify issues faster, reduce waste, and support continuous improvement.
CPC provides product traceability with a complete historical record of each product's build and inspection history. Manufacturers use CPC to support assembly verification, error proofing, quality inspections, operator guidance, and other connected manufacturing initiatives.
For manufacturers with complex product variations, CPC can dynamically present the correct work instructions based on the product or configuration being built, helping ensure products are assembled accurately and consistently.
Available on-premises or in the cloud, CPC scales from a single work cell to enterprise-wide deployments.
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Tractian is the Industrial Copilot for maintenance and reliability, combining hardware and software solutions to monitor asset performance, manage industrial operations, and implement predictive maintenance strategies. Its AI-driven platform empowers businesses to prevent unplanned equipment downtime and boost production output. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, and extends its presence globally with offices in Mexico City and Sao Paulo. Learn more at tractian.com.
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IIoTNext
IIoTNext offers industrial IoT solutions designed to help businesses connect assets, capture operational data, and improve decision-making across industrial environments. The platform gives customers flexibility to build IIoT systems using fully on-premises, hybrid, or cloud-based architectures depending on security, cost, reliability, and deployment requirements. Organizations can use IIoTNext to monitor equipment performance, track environmental conditions, manage remote assets, and automate alerts for critical events. Its technology supports traditional industrial communication protocols along with modern IoT and IT protocols, allowing data to move from field devices into enterprise systems more easily. Use cases include marine fuel monitoring, cold storage temperature and humidity monitoring, fire alarm alerts, diesel generator monitoring, hybrid power control, and OEM asset monitoring. IIoTNext serves industries such as marine, power, infrastructure, renewable energy, water and wastewater, cold storage, HVAC, and IT-OT convergence. The platform helps companies adopt Industry 4.0 practices without forcing them into a single architecture or vendor approach. Its focus on practical, affordable IIoT adoption makes it useful for organizations that need measurable improvements in productivity, visibility, and operational continuity. By combining industrial connectivity, remote monitoring, and flexible deployment options, IIoTNext helps companies modernize asset management and unlock new digital business models.
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EpiSensor Edge
EpiSensor Edge serves as a comprehensive industrial IoT platform designed for on-site monitoring, data collection, visualization, automation, and device management. Operating locally on either an EpiSensor Gateway or an Ubuntu server, it ensures that sites can continue to gather data and manage automation processes even in the absence of an internet connection. This platform consolidates both wired and wireless devices into a single interface, which features dashboards, historical data analysis, alert systems, calculated sensors, automation rules, and views for buildings and assets. Supporting a variety of protocols such as Zigbee, Modbus, BACnet, and MQTT, it also offers APIs and integration tools based on Node-RED for seamless connectivity between field equipment and energy, enterprise, and cloud platforms. EpiSensor Edge finds applications in energy monitoring, demand response, industrial IoT, building oversight, and interconnected energy systems, making it a versatile tool for modern industry. Its robust features enable users to optimize their operations, ensuring efficiency and reliability in various environments.
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