BIZ CONTEXT
Give industrial data
real-world meaning
Connect data to the equipment, processes, locations, documents,
organizations, and business relationships it represents with Biz Context.
Data without context is just data
How Biz Context works
Find common assets, equipment, processes, locations, and entities across different systems.
Make that context available to applications, analytics, search, copilots, and AI agents.
What does Biz Context make possible?




What makes us different?
Data without relationships tells only part of the story
Imagine you're investigating a pump problem. The information you need may include:
- Live operating data from the historian
- The pump on a P&ID
- Maintenance history
- Work orders
- Alarm events
- Equipment specifications
- Operating procedures
- Inspection records
- Spare parts
- Production impact
Those systems don't automatically know they're talking about the same piece of equipment. Biz Context creates those connections.

Frequently asked questions
An industrial knowledge graph is a connected model of assets, processes, data, and their relationships. Biz Context uses this approach to organize industrial information around how your operation actually works, making it easier to find relevant information, analyze dependencies, and give AI the context it needs.
Yes.
Biz Context is designed to work with information from existing systems, including historians, SCADA, maintenance applications, ERP platforms, engineering documents, P&IDs, and enterprise databases. It connects information across these sources without requiring organizations to replace their existing infrastructure.
SEE BIZ CONTEXT IN ACTION
This is the context layer behind industrial AI.
See how Biz Context connects everything together.
