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InStep Software
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InStep Software’s eDNA real-time data historian software is used by many leading utilities to collect, store, display and report critical operational and maintenance-related information produced by their intelligent assets to support asset management, substation automation, AMI and intelligent grid monitoring.
InStep Software provides real-time software products for secure enterprise data access and monitoring of a utility’s intelligent assets. InStep’s eDNA historian technology provides for the highest possible visibility into operational and asset health-related information and then integrates this data with other critical business systems. eDNA is a key technology in the support of asset management, energy management, substation automation, AMI and intelligent grid monitoring. InStep’s PRiSM online condition monitoring software uses the real-time and historical information to identify devices that are not performing as expected so that utility personnel can focus on the assets that need the most immediate attention.
Real-time data historian
InStep’s eDNA is a highly scalable enterprise historian specifically designed for integrating data from SCADA, IEDs, utility meters, phasor measurement units and other smart devices with the corporate enterprise. InStep’s eDNA software collects, stores, displays, and reports critical measurement and asset health information. eDNA Web is an advanced application and integration layer that provides for secure enterprise data access, organization and analysis.
Online condition monitoring
InStep’s PRiSM software provides for advanced online condition monitoring of a utility’s most critical assets. PRiSM uses advanced cluster based reasoning to determine the health of an asset so that maintenance personnel can focus on the equipment that needs the most immediate attention. InStep’s PRiSM technology is an easy to use software application for utilities that are implementing a transition from preventative to predictive/condition based maintenance or looking to further improve the reliability of their assets.
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