Centralized Site Management

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1 Centralized Site Management Apr 2013

2 About inaccess Founded: Year 2000 Staff: 70, of which 50 highly qualified tech personnel (50% PhD/MSc) Business Model: Infrastructure Monitoring System Vendor Markets: Global Telecom and Energy markets Offerings: Monitoring / Management Platforms as Complete Solutions Plus Professional Services: Solution Design, Customization, Installation, Partner Ecosystem, Remote and On-Site Support Worldwide sales: Europe (GR, IT, FR, ES, BU, RO), USA, India, Japan Financial Statement 2012 : Revenue: 5.85m, EBITDA: 1.3m, Net Income: 0.4m

3 Insite overview Integrated, Vendor independent, Centralized site management system Typical Applications Equipment Monitoring & Control Alarm & Fault Management Environmental Management Power Management Fuel Management Energy management

4 Typical Applications Alarm & Performance Management Vendor independent, unified alarm collection, recording presentation and correlation Management of legacy and modern systems within a single platform Accurate and timely information of all supervised sites to ease maintenance and reduce OPEX Environmental Management Remote monitoring & control of HVAC systems Collection, recording and historical trends of ambient measurements (e.g. temperature, humidity and more) Alarming on safety hazards (e.g. high temp, smoke or water detection) Equipment Monitoring & Control Remote monitoring & control of heterogeneous devices from multiple vendors (e.g. HVAC, power generators, rectifiers, autonomous photo-voltaic systems and more) Unified operations through a common management platform

5 Typical Applications Power Management Monitoring of AC & DC electrical distribution boards Remote management of power generators Monitoring of battery banks and rectifiers Complete view of power consumption and sources of energy for all the sites Fuel Management Detailed and accurate information of fuel level of all supervised sites Alarming when fuel level falls under a predefined threshold Reporting capabilities on fuel usage Energy Monitoring Detailed and accurate data on energy consumption of all supervised sites Energy savings with fewer technician dispatches and improved energy efficiency Measurement of impact of applied energy policies

6 Benefits Vendor independent, complete site management Avoid multiple management systems & implementation projects Reduce OPEX Remote diagnosis and repairs avoiding on-site visits Increase technicians efficiency through detailed fault recognition and analysis On-site work can be scheduled more efficiently and not on an emergency basis Central Application of Energy Policies and measurement of Impact Proactive fuel management

7 Benefits Increase Network availability and reliability Early identification of problems and proactive repair before system outages Reduce mean time to repair Enhance Brand identity Enhance customer experience through a more reliable network Strengthen Green Profile through energy savings Leverage investment Evaluation of equipment and suppliers Measurement of overall equipment performance and reliability Increase equipment life-cycle

8 System Architecture Control Center (CC): operator platform for managing all supervised remote sites Remote Site Subsystem: all peripheral monitoring and supervising systems (controller, sensors, cameras etc.) installed at each supervised site Centralized management is provided via web based platform

9 Remote Site Subsystem Integrated local system installed at each site performs all monitoring, control and management operations built around the inaccess RSC controllers that gathers all necessary data, processes them and forwards the results to the Control Center Advanced application infrastructure E/M equipment monitoring and control alarm identification and correlation network and user access security support Integration with third party systems

10 Supported Site Equipment AC Electrical panel power Circuit breakers, fuses, indicators Power generator Rectifier / charger combined with battery banks management HVAC systems (single and groups) Protection devices (TVSS) Ambient measurements Antenna lights Security system Autonomous Photovoltaic System (APS)

11 Control Center Overview Centralized management of all connected sites Main and backup servers or disaster recovery site User-friendly, web based graphical interface Multi-location system operators several privilege levels Database connectivity for historical data LDAP integration for user authentication Alarm handling Detail reporting and statistics System management tools

12 Insite platform benefits Modular & extensible architecture - Well-defined interfaces based on Web technologies - Easy to add new services and information elements Scalable & highly available IT architecture Web-based, accessible from anywhere, anytime Truly centralized solution - not just a remote login - Consolidates data from multiple sites It is NOT a generic SCADA platform - It is a SCADA designed to fit site monitoring/control needs

13 Insite HMI Centralized Management One System for all critical Site Elements Hierarchical site browsing Trends & Statistics

14 References OTE, Greece Overview 1100 buildings and 1900 controllers physical I/Os, parameters in a country wide installation Consolidation of regional operations centers in one central site Deployment of insite operations center platform Additional controllers deployed in new locations Applications Control of A/C units, group of A/Cs and HVAC systems (chillers, boilers, fans, dampers, coils, etc) Close control units (CCU) management, drainage water control Ambient alarms

15 References CYTA, Cyprus Overview 115 buildings and 60 GSM base-stations with 240 controllers physical I/Os, control tags in a country wide installation Main and disaster recovery sites System in field operation for 5 years Applications Control of HVAC systems (chillers, boilers, group of A/Cs, CCUs) Power generator monitoring, control and maintenance Rectifiers, inverters, UPS and battery arrays monitoring Lighting control, Electrical panel and consumption monitoring Maintenance management Energy management policies

16 References Renewable Energy Plants Integrated solution for monitoring, control and management of solar plants In operation since 2008, more than 600 MWp, 400 solar plants in operation in Europe AES Solar (a leading global developer, owner and operator of utility-scale solar power plants) has selected inaccess insolar as the central monitoring and control platform for their solar plants around the world Significant project pipeline for 2013 in Europe, Asia, US

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