Centreon addresses the growing need for IT and OT convergence by providing complete monitoring of IT infrastructure and operational technologies (OT) for business continuity.
Paris, July 10, 2024 – Centreon, the leading partner in digital performance monitoring, tackles the challenges of IT and OT convergence.
A booming OT market
The market for OT (Operational Technologies) is experiencing steady growth. Valued at $175 billion in 2024, it is projected to reach $256 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5%, according to Prescient & Strategic Intelligence. The analyst notes, “the market is driven by the increasing emphasis on real-time data analysis and predictive maintenance, strategic initiatives by governments to promote OT adoption, and emergence of connected enterprises.” Operational Technologies (OT) are vital across various industries, including automotive, construction, energy, food and beverage, and oil and gas.
The challenges of IT and OT convergence
In an era of intense digitization, the convergence of IT and OT has become an inevitable necessity. Infrastructure are evolving rapidly, transforming urban, industrial and service environments. Holistic visibility of these technological environments is critical. Whether managing factories, coordinating smart cities or monitoring logistics warehouses, the seamless integration and coordination of IT, OT and IoT elements is essential to anticipate challenges, optimize operations and ensure operational excellence.
Centreon: complete, unified IT and OT visibility
Centreon is unique in its ability to monitor non-IT devices, regardless of number or location, thanks to its catalog of over 700 monitoring connectors. Centreon provides complete visibility into IT and OT infrastructure that is shared with all stakeholders, with operational and geographic views for rapid problem detection and resolution, and drastically reduced operational maintenance costs.
Concrete examples of Centreon’s OT monitoring capabilities
Centreon effectively monitors a wide range of infrastructure worldwide. Examples include monitoring utility distribution: water, electricity, gas, heating energy, for a Swiss public utility organization; monitoring electricity distribution, traffic control and check-in terminals for a German airport; monitoring cold storage equipment temperature for a Japanese food company; monitoring accessibility and security of some sixty parking lots for a car park management company in Belgium; and monitoring digital radio transmission towers and infrastructure for a national radio station.
“At Centreon, we’re noting a significant evolution in the importance of IT and OT convergence for businesses. This topic is strongly growing year after year. Our monitoring solutions help optimize the performance of these critical infrastructure, ensuring business continuity and enhanced security,” said Julien Mathis, Centreon’s CEO. “We are committed to contributing to this new digital revolution by offering holistic visibility and helping our customers meet tomorrow’s challenges.
To learn more about the Centreon IT and OT monitoring solution, download the ebook: IT and OT convergence, connecting the physical and digital worlds.
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About Centreon
A leader in digital performance monitoring, Centreon has been developing a unique expertise in monitoring infrastructure, networks, and digital user experience since 2005. A thousand clients, public organizations, enterprises, and MSPs worldwide, an extended network of 130 partners, and 250,000 users in 60 countries, count on Centreon every day. With a 160-people team working from five different countries, Centreon posts a 30% average yearly growth. For more information centreon.com.
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