The Industrial IoT Blog
IIoT Insights by Henry Costa
Tag: HighByte
Industrial data orchestration platform used to model, contextualize, and route OT data to IT systems. Commonly used to prepare shop floor data for analytics, cloud platforms, and enterprise integration.
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HighByte at ProveIt! Conference 2026. Industrial DataOps in Practice
Read more: HighByte at ProveIt! Conference 2026. Industrial DataOps in PracticeI spent time at ProveIt! Conference in Dallas listening to HighByte walk through a full Industrial DataOps demo. Not a slide deck. Not a future-state animation. A real end-to-end story with messy systems, awkward schemas, regulated constraints, and the kind…
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Data Context in IIoT. Why Raw Numbers Aren’t Enough for Smarter Manufacturing
Read more: Data Context in IIoT. Why Raw Numbers Aren’t Enough for Smarter ManufacturingI’ve spent years deep in large IIoT programs. We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of tags streaming from shop floors to cloud platforms across very different industries: automotive, pharma, high volume, and highly regulated. And there’s one lesson that keeps…
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My Expectations for the ProveIt! Conference 2026
Read more: My Expectations for the ProveIt! Conference 2026I’m heading to ProveIt! Conference in two weeks. February 16–20 in Dallas. It’s practically in my backyard. No flights. No hotels. Just me, my car, and five days of IIoT demos, vendor sessions, and hopefully some useful conversations with people…
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Unified Namespace (UNS) as the Architectural Foundation for IIoT
Read more: Unified Namespace (UNS) as the Architectural Foundation for IIoTIf you want to talk about making factories smarter and more connected, you have to talk about Unified Namespace. I’ve been working with industrial data for more than 20 years, and I’ve seen many architectural patterns come and go in…
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From Shop Floor to Cloud: How Manufacturing Data Moves
Read more: From Shop Floor to Cloud: How Manufacturing Data MovesI’ve spent years watching data travel from shop floors to dashboards. And honestly, most people skip over the messy middle parts. On paper, the sensor-to-dashboard chain looks clean and simple. In real manufacturing environments, it rarely is. If you’ve ever…