Choose an Entry by Role
System suppliers, device suppliers, integrators, and operations teams have different boundaries to consider. Find the solution, specification, or assessment checklist suited to your role.
Role recommendation paths
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| Your role | Typical decision | Recommended next step |
|---|---|---|
| System suppliers | Assess device access, models, diagnostics, and how northbound interfaces enter the upper-layer system. | View the cross-platform device-management solution |
| Device suppliers | Determine the right path for driver development, conversion, reuse, testing, or certification. | Open the Driver Path Selection Guide |
| System integrators | Assess multi-vendor, multi-protocol, multi-host, and legacy FDT asset risk boundaries. | View the legacy FDT migration and compatibility solution |
| Plant owners / operations teams | Determine next steps for device management, operational validation, security auditing, and protection of historical investment. | Browse the Product Center resources |
| EPC / design institutes | Determine which device-integration boundaries matter in procurement technical agreements, deliverables, and acceptance wording. | View the Product Specification Index |
| IT/OT architects | Determine whether non-standard devices, device data services, or API exposure need a unified access path. | View non-standard device unified access |
How to use this page
- If your role and problem are clear, start with the corresponding solution page.
- If you need to compare multiple paths, start with the Solution Package Selection Guide.
- If you are preparing inputs for a technical discussion, see the PoC checklist or relevant resource.
What this page does not do
- It does not provide a complete solution assessment.
- It does not define product capabilities, versions, compatibility, interfaces, performance, or system requirements.
- It does not promise pricing, project schedules, migration outcomes, or customer benefits.
Applicable / out-of-scope boundaries
Suitable for website visitors, sales sharing, and initial self-routing. Not for specification confirmation, quotations, customer project schedules, performance or capacity commitments, or authorized case references.