HanAra Insights Blog
Optimizing Plant Management: The Power of a Centralized Monitoring Center (CMC)
The pursuit of optimized plant operations remains a critical yet elusive goal for many management teams. Plant operational inefficiencies can lead to significant productivity [...]
Embracing Simplified Complexity: Lessons from Software Development
Our team recently attended an automation conference, joining over 40,000 visitors worldwide. As digital transformation software experts, we were there to discuss the latest [...]
Data Historian Management: Updating Your Tag Naming Convention
There’s a hidden enemy in industrial operations: poorly named historian tags. What seems like a trivial detail can quickly snowball into a monstrous [...]
The Power of Software and Analytics in District Energy
Thank you, International District Energy Association! We recently had the honor of presenting at the IDEA2024 conference, and we're still buzzing with excitement from [...]
eDNA Migration Made Easy by HanAra
For industrial organizations, data has become a critical asset. Most importantly, it helps drive operational excellence, improve decision-making, and maintain a competitive edge. [...]
The Power of Advanced Pattern Recognition: Making Your Operations Shine
As we start the month of May and enjoy sunnier days ahead, we'd like to shine a light on the value that advanced pattern [...]
How Does A Data Management Solution Work?
Data is everywhere. From the moment we wake up to when we go to bed, we are constantly generating, consuming, and interacting with [...]
Evaluating APM: a Pilot Perspective
Asset-intensive organizations face the constant challenge of balancing production requirements, resource allocation, safety, and long-term sustainability. The decisions made in pursuit of this [...]
Applying Lessons from School to Improve District Energy Operations
Having recently attended the International District Energy Association's CampusEnergy2024 conference, we were inspired to connect some common advice frequently given to college students with [...]
