Proficy Historian

Proficy Historian is a data historian software developed by Proficy Historian, a division of General Electric.

Proficy Historian is designed to collect, store, and analyze real-time industrial data from various sources such as sensors, SCADA systems, PLCs, and other industrial devices.

Some key features of Proficy Historian include high-speed data collection, secure data storage, advanced data compression techniques, data retrieval and analysis tools, and integration with other GE software platforms.

Proficy Historian uses various protocols to connect to industrial devices and collect data in real-time. It supports popular industrial protocols such as OPC, Modbus, DNP3, and others.

Proficy Historian utilizes advanced data compression algorithms to reduce the storage requirements while maintaining data integrity. This helps in storing and managing large volumes of industrial time-series data efficiently.

Proficy Historian follows industry-standard security practices and provides features like user authentication, access control, encryption, and audit trails to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of stored data.

Yes, Proficy Historian has the ability to integrate with other software platforms, including supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, manufacturing execution systems (MES), and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.

Yes, Proficy Historian is designed to scale from small installations to large enterprise deployments. It supports distributed data architectures and can handle high-volume data collection and storage.

Proficy Historian provides various tools and APIs for data analysis, including trend analysis, statistical process control (SPC), predictive analytics, and custom calculations. It also supports integration with data visualization tools for creating comprehensive dashboards and reports.

Proficy Historian offers cloud deployment options that enable organizations to leverage the benefits of cloud-based infrastructure, including scalability, accessibility, and lower IT infrastructure costs.