Private and Industrial Compute
Integrate critical compute with enterprise and industrial operating requirements.
PrecisionDCOS supports customer-standard identity, network and cybersecurity; existing BMS and SCADA; private or sovereign deployment; data-residency requirements; shared responsibility; open APIs and customer-specific control schedules.
Why this environment is different
The operating characteristics that shape how the platform is deployed and run here.
One accountable operating contract
PrecisionDCOS supports customer-standard identity, network and cybersecurity; existing BMS and SCADA; private or sovereign deployment; data-residency requirements; shared responsibility; open APIs and customer-specific control schedules.
Operating priorities
What the platform is designed to support in this environment.
Customer-standard integration
Operate within approved identity, network and security standards instead of replacing them.
Data residency
Local, private or sovereign deployment keeps operating data where policy requires.
Shared responsibility
A clear authority schedule separates customer, PrecisionX and OEM/local responsibilities.
Typical starting architecture
A common composition for this environment. It is a starting point, not a fixed requirement — every engagement is scoped to the actual estate.
- PrecisionDCMS Field and/or NX, or Industrial Edition where a plant lineup is used
- DCOS Network aligned to customer-standard segmentation
- DCOS Operations with private CriticalOps Cloud or a local-only architecture
- DCOS Data Fabric for open APIs and handback
- DCOS Assurance mapped to customer control schedules
What remains customer- or OEM-controlled
Authority that stays outside the operating contract by design. PrecisionDCOS observes and coordinates within engineered boundaries — it does not assume control here.
- Existing BMS, EPMS and SCADA that remain systems of record
- Enterprise identity, network and cybersecurity standards
- Data-residency and sovereignty policy
- OEM warranty actions and licensed-trade work
Deployment pattern
How the platform is physically and operationally deployed in this environment.
An overlay deployment that respects what must remain authoritative: private, sovereign or local-only, integrating brownfield systems rather than displacing them, with a documented handback path.
Managed operations
How the environment is run once it is live, within the ordered service profile.
Shared-responsibility operations under Co-Managed or Fully Managed models, with a clear authority schedule separating customer, PrecisionX and OEM/local responsibilities.
Data and assurance
How operating data is governed and how evidence is maintained for this environment.
DCOS Data Fabric keeps operating data resident and exportable through open APIs; DCOS Assurance aligns evidence to the customer’s specific compliance and control schedules.
A lineup engineered for the industrial environment.
HARDWARE FOR THE PLANT FLOOR
Where compute sits inside a plant or industrial facility, PrecisionDCMS Industrial Edition packages Field acquisition, local continuity, protected power, OT networking, OOB and optional local NX into a freestanding lineup with zone-and-conduit segmentation and IEC 62443-informed engineering.
Protection stays local
The lineup monitors and coordinates within the plant while protection, interlocks and equipment-local safety remain with the approved local systems.
Typical starting modules
A common starting composition. No module is mandatory — each is scoped to the estate, and CriticalOps Cloud is included where hosted identity, portal or multi-site workflow is relevant.
Plan a private or industrial compute operating architecture
Bring your estate, standards and residency constraints. We map them to a deployment model, module set and operating contract.