How to move away from PI ACE?

Hi.

We have one PI ACE calculation running, which is somewhat complicated. What are the options for moving away from PI ACE? I want to try and see if I can implement it in Asset Analytics, as that would be the more transparent option. If I can do that, it will also make it easier for non-developers to troubleshoot.

However, if this is not doable, what other options do I have?

-Olav

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Rick_Davin_3.0 over 2 years ago +2

The stock answer is "Use Asset Analytics" but in the real-world such an answer is frustrating because there are several instances where Asset Analytics is the poor or insufficient choice. The better answer…
John_Messinger_2.0 over 2 years ago +2

Hi Olav, I certainly agree with Tim and Rick. One option that I'll put out there is a PI ACE replacement that my company is currently developing and expecting to release in the first quarter next year…
Community User over 2 years ago +1

Asset Analytics where possible, but, if that isn't possible, migrate the code to .NET services. Most of the logic should transfer easily, it will be the point configuration and writing that will need to…

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Asset Analytics where possible, but, if that isn't possible, migrate the code to .NET services. Most of the logic should transfer easily, it will be the point configuration and writing that will need to be reworked.
For each module in ACE, consider a separate service.
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Asset Analytics where possible, but, if that isn't possible, migrate the code to .NET services. Most of the logic should transfer easily, it will be the point configuration and writing that will need to be reworked.
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