Our Objective

“Our objective is to provide Products of global quality”

 Supreme & Co. Pvt.Ltd

• Brief outline of your product range and their applications

Ans. Supreme was established in 1970 as a steel based engineering unit having annual capacity of 3600 Metric Tons. It has since diversified and grown into a leading multi-product Engineering unit having combined annual capacity of 25000 Metric Tons of Galvanized Steel fabrications and a very large range of Aluminum, Copper, Plastic & Rubber accessories to cater global requirement of Towers, Hardware & Accessories for Power Transmission & Distribution Lines. Throughout its growth, the company has diligently pursed policies of technical up-gradation, product development, In-house tooling, continuous in-house research and development to meet customized requirements of customer. We have since also branched into EPC contracting for electrical T&D, Aerial Fiber Optics and a wide range of industrial and distribution automation and energy management services.

Migration Why, when and How???

This white paper throw light on why automation users should go for technology upgrade, when they should and what are the different path for migration or technology upgrade. 

Author – K. Ravimurthy

(Senior Advisor – Automation Solution)

Supreme & Co.Pvt.Ltd

Driving business results through innovation

Table of Contents

MIGRATION WHY, WHEN AND HOW????

WHY TO TECHNOLOGY UPGRADE OR MIGRATE?

OPTIMIZATION FOR BETTER PERFORMANCE

MAINTAINING THE LEGACY SYSTEM AND CATERING TO OBSOLESCENCE ISSUES

COST AND AVAILABILITY OF LABOR

INTEGRATION OF VARIOUS SYSTEMS

MEETING GLOBALIZATION CHALLENGES OF COST, EFFICIENCY AND TIME TO MARKET

WHEN TO MIGRATE?

HOW TO MIGRATE?

PHASED MIGRATION

COMPLETE REPLACEMENT

SYSTEM UPGRADE

KEY TO SUCCESSFUL MIGRATION PROJECTS

PROJECT EXECUTION

TRAINING AND IMPLEMENTATION

GUIDANCE FOR SUPPLIER SELECTION

RECOMMENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATION FOR END-USER INDUSTRY

RECOMMENDATION FOR SUPPLIERS

Migration Why, When and How????

Migration is a big question among the industry and answer is very delicate. Migration of the old control system to new one is something, which is required for the growing business. However if proper planning is not done Migration would be as painful and as inevitable as death or paying taxes. However, good news is unlike dying and paying taxes, you will be better off after a control system migration than ever before.

However if the migration planning, and implementation is not done properly then the migration could be more troublesome then paying taxes. If the phases are not completed in-time and with proper effort then there can be chances wherein the entire migration process could back-stab the organization. With successful migration approach entire project will bring in much needed competitive edge to the manufacturing process and to organization