Best Data Historians for Linux
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What are Data Historians for Linux?
Data historians, also known as process historians, are specialized programs designed to store, record, and analyze large data sets. They are capable of handling a variety of data formats in order to track performance metrics, trends over time and other related information. Data historians are usually installed as part of an overall enterprise software suite or as independent tools that facilitate analysis. In most cases, these applications provide real-time visibility into operations for better decision making. Compare and read user reviews of the best Data Historians for Linux currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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zenon
COPA-DATA
zenon is an industry-leading software platform that makes the engineering and automated operation of manufacturing and infrastructure equipment incredibly easy. Whether working in manufacturing or in the energy industry, zenon can help you reach and sustain your operational goals. zenon is working completely vendor-independent in any hard- and software environment with 5,000+ clients worldwide including many Fortune Global 500s such as Toyota, Pfizer, Ford Motor, Volkswagen, Saudi Aramco, Abbott, AB InBev, Microsoft, BMW, Coca Cola, Nestlé, Baxter, Mondelēz, Texas Instruments or GE Energy. zenon connects and manages any data in one system, tracks and controls any process in real-time with powerful SCADA and HMI solutions, allows for better insights to make smarter decisions, and presents a powerful base to design any kind of industrial application in a no-code engineering environment.
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