IO developed a dashboard like the one above that shows a globe where users can view different data centers and then drill down to see performance information at a specific site.
The growing number of sensors on industrial equipment is creating what might be called “fast data,” a flow of information that needs to be analyzed, often on the fly. Companies on the forefront of the Industrial Internet say analytics systems can squeeze tangible benefits from a flow of machine data.
Energy management software company EnerNoc has been handing data from utility meters, its controllers and buildings management systems for a decade. Earlier this month, it said it started using predictive analytics software from artificial intelligence startup Numenta, part of an effort to use cutting-edge analytics tools to increase revenue.
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