Is your plant ready for AI? Free SCADA for AI readiness check

Where do your equipment readings live today?

Mostly on paper or in local screensIn several systems that do not talk to each otherMostly in one historian or SCADA systemIn one place, with an agreed way to share them

How quickly do readings reach the people who need them?

Not until someone collects themWithin hoursWithin minutesWithin seconds, at a known interval

Do you know who owns each data source?

NoFor a few sourcesFor most sourcesYes, written down for every source

Do your signals have clear names and units?

Mostly codes onlySome have names or unitsMost have names and unitsAll, in one shared list

Is each signal linked to the asset and location it measures?

NoPartly, in people's headsMostly, in a documentYes, in a maintained asset map

Are normal and safe ranges recorded for each signal?

NoFor critical signals onlyFor most signalsFor all, signed off by an owner

How often are readings missing or late?

We don't knowOftenSometimes, and we noticeRarely, and we measure it

Are uncertain or bad readings marked as such?

NoSome devices do thisMost devices do thisYes, and the mark is kept with the reading

Does someone get told when a sensor goes quiet?

NoOnly if an operator spots itYes, for critical sensorsYes, for every sensor, with a named responder

Have you decided what AI may and may not do in your plant?

Not yetInformallyIn draftYes, written and approved

Who approves a change AI suggests?

No one is definedWhoever is on shiftA named roleNamed people, two for plant commands, with reasons recorded

Can every change be traced and reversed?

NoSome changesMost changesYes, with a tested way back

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