The new production plant was designed to meet surging global demand for final product assembly and packaging. But ambition alone doesn’t build a plant. The team needed a SCADA system that could unify eight production lines, each running automation equipment from different OEM vendors, including Rockwell, Siemens, B&R, and others, into a single, centralized supervisory environment.
This wasn’t a simple integration job. It was a greenfield site, an aggressive qualification schedule, and a zero-tolerance regulatory environment. Every decision carried real consequences.
Most SCADA deployments are designed around individual machines or single production lines. This project demanded something entirely different — a platform capable of delivering:
Every layer of the operation had to talk to every other layer. And the team had to get it right quickly and compliantly.
The full scope of how Orise designed, deployed, and validated this solution, including the specific architecture decisions, integration approach, and qualification strategy, is detailed in the full case study.
Here’s what the Orise-implemented SCADA platform delivered:
The project’s success was so significant that the same SCADA architecture is now being replicated at additional sites, including a six-line expansion of the same U.S. facility.
The architecture that made this possible. The integration decisions that kept the project on schedule. The validation approach that satisfied the FDA. It’s all in the case study below.