Yes, it is possible. Genix APM is DCS agnostic. Though we have a better integration with ABB control systems (800xA, S+), any 3rd party DCS systems can be integrated into Genix APM using OPC UA or other southbound protocols.

Any Assets can be monitored through Genix APM.

Instrumentation assets don't need to be connected through the DCS system. Instrumentation assets can be
1) connected through Field Information Manager  or
2) directly connected to IoT platform such as ABB Genix™.

To avoid loading the DCS system, it is recommended to only route instruments to DCS which are needed for plant DCS. The rest can be brought through the Edge.

Genix APM Predict is an evolution of ABB’s earlier plant-wide condition-monitoring solutions like Asset Vista and Asset Insights. Genix APM Predict is based on the extensive library of proven asset models and maintenance-oriented algorithms from Asset Vista, that have been successfully used in predictive maintenance programs across process industries. These powerful Asset Vista models for known failure modes will continue to be supported and further improved.

By upgrading Asset Vista application to Genix APM Predict, you'll get broader, vendor-agnostic connectivity options and better user experience (UX ) with more intuitive design. There are more extensive analytics libraries to make use of. Dashboard set-up and modifications become much easier to configure.

Genix APM applications support all the deployment variants needed: on premise, on ABB managed or customer manages cloud, on customer private cloud / data center. You own your data. We ensure defence in depth cyber security, data protection, reliability, privacy, intellectual property.

The Cyber Security Reference Architecture is an ABB-developed design standard for industrial systems and associated security controls. ABB engineering teams use the architecture during system deployments, and ABB service units use it to update and modernize existing customer networks to bring them in line with current cyber security standards and best practices.

ABB’s security measures in the Reference Architecture meet or exceed IEC 62443-3-3 security level 2 (SL2) as defined in foundational requirement section 5 (RE5). It also aligns with other common standards such as the NIST framework, ISO 27001 and NERC-CIP. Implementing the reference architecture does not guarantee passage of external certification audits; however, ABB can support compliance for specific security standards with additional recommendations.

Yes. All logics / algorithm outcomes are built based on the FMEA / FMECA principles.