Every major operator is talking about digital transformation. Most IIoT programmes fail — not because the technology does not work, but because the people implementing them were never given a structured framework for what to connect, what to compute at the edge, what to send to the cloud, and how to govern the data that results.
This course gives that framework. It covers IIoT architecture, edge computing, the messaging and namespace layer, cloud and analytics, digital twins, advanced process control, and predictive maintenance — the building blocks of a smart plant that delivers value rather than dashboards.
The work is anchored in the architectures that make industrial IoT work: MQTT with Sparkplug B as the messaging standard, the Unified Namespace as the single source of plant truth, and the edge-to-cloud split that decides what is computed where.
