The problem
When IT and the plant don’t communicate, information is lost and risk increases
IT and operations typically operate using different networks, equipment, and priorities. IT-OT integration brings them together under a single data and security architecture.
Omdia for Telstra International, 2025 (513 manufacturing executives)
What Manufacturing Executives Say
%
believes it is important to integrate IT and OT to drive business results
%
expects to have its OT systems connected to the corporate network (up from 50%)
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The wave of attacks with operational impact began in IT and spread to OT
%
is well-prepared for IT/OT convergence security
What is
One Architecture, Two Worlds
IT stands for information technology: networks, applications, and corporate data. OT stands for operational technology: equipment, controls, and plant networks. Integrating them provides a real-time view of operations and enables risk management. It is the foundation of industrial automation and relies on enterprise cybersecurity and data governance.
Areas of Focus
Three Approaches to Integrating IT and the Plant
How We Do It
Equipment and tools that work together
Route
From Diagnosis to Integrated Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
IT and OT: Frequently Asked Questions
Start by looking at how IT and the plant communicate today
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