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Improvesing energy efficiency of buildings and industrial processes

ARC Informatique, publisher of the SCADA/BMS PcVue platform, announces PcVue 17, a major release addressing critical systems challenges, including energy efficiency, operational performance and cybersecurity.

PcVue 17 improves the energy efficiency of buildings and industrial processes. By centralising data from multiple sources within a unified ecosystem, it actively optimises energy demand through optimised control scenarios that can include AI-based forecasting, thus avoiding consumption peaks and reducing energy costs.

PcVue 17 helps design faster and be more efficient with enriched object libraries, and flexible modelling capabilities

PcVue 17 introduces intelligent assistance that enables users to configure workflows and orchestrate complex processes through low-code interfaces. By combining AI processing and real-time data analysis, it allows to automate routine tasks and accelerates decision-making across both systems and teams.

Intelligent assistance for performance

Backed by IEC 62443-4-1 and IEC 62443-4-2 certifications, ensuring secure development processes and robust product security for industrial automation systems, the platform not only offers high performance, but also remains secure and resilient to cyber threats, thus ensuring operational confidence for critical infrastructures.

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