List of Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud for IoT Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud for IoT Platform include: Hitachi Vantara, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 6300 employees and revenues of $2.40 billion, Titan International, a United States based Automotive organisation with 6900 employees and revenues of $1.82 billion, 3DSignals, a Israel based Professional Services organisation with 21 employees and revenues of $3.0 million and many others.
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3DSignals | Professional Services | 21 | $3M | Israel | Oracle | Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud | IoT Platform | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, 3DSignals implemented Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud, an IoT Platform, to instrument and listen to their customers' machines. CEO Amnon Shenfeld describes how Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud helps 3DSignals provide insights by listening to their customers' machines.
The deployment used cloud native IoT Platform capabilities including device connectivity and secure device onboarding, sensor data ingestion and time series data handling, and real time analytics and dashboarding for condition monitoring and anomaly detection. Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud centralized machine telemetry into standardized data models and exposed insights to product engineering and customer success through dashboards and API access. Governance emphasized role based access and production monitoring workflows to operationalize continuous listening and insight extraction across customer machine deployments.
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Hitachi Vantara | Professional Services | 6300 | $2.4B | United States | Oracle | Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud | IoT Platform | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, Hitachi Vantara implemented Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud. The deployment is listed on Oracle's product page, confirming Hitachi Vantara as a customer of the Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud IoT Platform.
The implementation configured core IoT Platform capabilities including telemetry ingestion, asset modeling, time series data management, real time dashboards, and condition based alerting. Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud was used to centralize production monitoring workflows, apply analytics to machine telemetry, and surface operational events and KPIs to engineering and operations teams.
Architecture for the deployment followed a cloud hosted, cloud native model with edge to cloud data flows that ingest sensor and machine telemetry through gateways and device provisioning. The solution supports standard IoT operational patterns such as device management, event detection, and streaming analytics, enabling integration points with enterprise operational workflows.
Operational governance focused on configuration of alerts, asset hierarchies, and role based access for operations, maintenance, and manufacturing engineering functions. The implementation description is based on Hitachi Vantara being listed as a customer on the vendor site for Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud.
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Titan International | Automotive | 6900 | $1.8B | United States | Oracle | Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud | IoT Platform | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018 Titan International implemented Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud to instrument shop floor equipment and centralize telemetry across its manufacturing operations. Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud is used as an IoT Platform to connect operational technology with enterprise manufacturing and maintenance workflows.
The implementation configured core production monitoring capabilities including real time telemetry ingestion, event stream processing, role based dashboards and alerting, and data feeds for machine learning workflows that support preventive maintenance planning. Oracle IoT Production Monitoring Cloud was deployed to capture machine-level signals and standardize data semantics for downstream analytics and operations orchestration.
Integrations were executed with Oracle Manufacturing Cloud, Oracle Maintenance Cloud, and Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud, with Ignition providing the OT layer for PLC and SCADA connectivity. These integrations established bidirectional flows between business applications and operational technology so production status, maintenance events, and supply chain signals are synchronized across manufacturing operations, maintenance, quality, and planning functions.
Governance workstreams aligned IT and operations to manage telemetry data pipelines, access controls, and change processes for maintenance scheduling and production alerts. The integrated configuration enabled seamless interactions between business applications and operations technologies and supported improved product quality, increased operational efficiency, and facilitation of machine learning for an optimized preventive maintenance management schedule, as described in the customer case study session.
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