Company
Global Heavy Machinery Manufacturer
Workforce
~100 operations and maintenance staff
Time to Deploy
6 weeks (initial rollout), 12 weeks to full operational ROI
Achieved unified visibility across legacy and modern machines with zero retrofitting. Cut integration overhead by ~40%. Boosted operational availability by ~18%. 84% of floor staff reported faster resolution times.
A global heavy machinery OEM was under mounting pressure: streamline maintenance, reduce downtime, and modernize their operations across multiple legacy-dominated facilities - without disrupting daily output. Dovient Copilot helped them achieve operational unification across disconnected systems and machines, enabling faster decisions, lower costs, and future-ready performance.
The company produces high-spec industrial equipment used in mining, construction, and energy. Their plants featured a mix of decades-old CNC machines, hydraulic presses, and new robotic welders - each speaking different data languages, many with no digital interface at all. Despite recent ERP upgrades, plant-level visibility remained poor. Data from legacy machines was either undocumented or manually logged. New systems weren't integrated. Maintenance teams juggled between spreadsheets, tribal knowledge, and siloed logs.
Are you trying to bridge the gap between legacy equipment and modern systems?
