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    MaintainX and Inductive Automation Are Using Ignition to Break Manufacturing's Data Silos

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    MaintainX and Inductive Automation Are Using Ignition to Break Manufacturing's Data Silos

    "Our relationship with MaintainX demonstrates how Ignition can serve as the intelligent bridge between industrial data and actionable maintenance workflows."

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    Manufacturing has a data problem that predates AI. Operational technology systems on the plant floor generate enormous volumes of data, and most of it never reaches the teams who need it most.

    That is the problem Travis Cox, Chief Technology Evangelist at Inductive Automation, addressed in a recent interview with Nick Haase of MaintainX.

    Cox described Ignition as a platform specifically designed to bridge the gap between plant floor operations and high-level business systems, a persistent friction point where data remains trapped in siloed systems and prevents teams from having a unified view of their operations.

    The conversation comes on the back of a formal integration collaboration between MaintainX and Inductive Automation, announced in September 2025.

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    Sachin Mohan

    Sachin is a Senior Writer at AIM Media House. He is a tech enthusiast and holds a very keen interest in emerging technologies and how they fare in the current market. He can be reached at sachin.mohan@aimmediahouse.com

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