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Modular, flexible and scalable OT software eguide4DATA

eguide4DATA Modular. Flexible. Scalable.

As a vendor-independent Industrial OT software platform, eguide4DATA can be expanded precisely to meet your needs – from version control, backup and imaging to analytics (Advanced) and GxP functionality. For clear processes, traceable data, and multiple production sites.

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Industrial factory environment showing two different machine parks merging, with legacy PLC systems on one side and modern automated production with centralized data visualization on the other, illustrating OT data backup and system integration chall

OT data backup in corporate acquisitions: When two machine parks meet

In industrial acquisitions, finances, processes, and IT are carefully reviewed. The machine park is often only evaluated after closing – and then it becomes clear: there is a lack of transparency, structure, and reliable data. This is not an isolated case, but a structural problem that can significantly slow down integration.

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industrial production environment with PLC control cabinet and digital interface displaying OT architecture, security zones and backup integrity concepts according to IEC 62443

IEC 62443 for Beginners: What Manufacturing Companies Need to Do Now

IEC 62443 is the most important security standard for industrial automation systems—and at the same time one of the most misunderstood. Most content on the topic is written for standards specialists, not for production managers. This article explains what IEC 62443 actually means, which requirements directly affect your OT backup concept—and how to get started without an external consulting budget.

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USB drive on machine handover document in an industrial production environment with control cabinet and monitoring screen, representing unclear responsibility for OT backup between machine builder and operator

Machine manufacturer or operator: Who is responsible for OT data backup?

A new machine is delivered. The machine manufacturer has configured everything, the program is running. They leave the plant – and leave behind a USB stick with the program version. What happens next: The machine runs for years. The version is never updated again, never checked. And no one has clarified who is responsible for data backup. Until the machine fails. Then the dispute begins.

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