Blog Series part 6/10: The real challenge in industrial digitalization isn't the technology. It's the lack of clarity about why you're using it in the first place.

Blog Series part 5/10: It Takes More Than Technology

Blog Series Part 4/10 – From Monitoring to Real-Time Control and Beyond

Real-time Process Control as the Key to Turning Insights into Impact

A modern production environment requires efficient solutions to improve quality, reduce waste, and optimize production processes. A leading manufacturer sought a way to enhance quality control and decided to implement Trineria’s intelligent production monitoring system combined with AI-assisted camera surveillance. The results speak for themselves. “We wanted to test

In our previous blog post, we highlighted how manufacturing companies can easily test IIoT concepts with minimal upfront investment. But once you’ve proven value in your initial prototype, what comes  next? Unfortunately, many promising IIoT projects never move past the pilot phase. This persisting issue, often called pilot purgatory,

Industrial IoT (IIoT) can feel like a huge and complicated topic with sensors, analytics, automation and integrations that depand specialized know-how. Yet many manufacturers, particularly smaller ones, don’t realize they can begin with small, low-risk prototypes which provide benefits fast. Even better, you no longer need large up-front investment

Investing in IIoT sensors can overwhelm companies with data, hindering effective action. To bridge this gap, adding control can turn monitoring into automated problem-solving, saving time and boosting competitiveness.

Predictive maintenance: Why the time to start is now Unplanned downtime isn’t just inconvenient, it can be a costly disaster. Every unexpected failure leads to lost production, costly repairs and operational disruption. That’s why companies are eager to get started with predictive maintenance,and move from reactive to

Owl connects machines, software, and automation. It adapts to your company's needs and grows with you. Start small, optimize production, and expand into AI and predictive maintenance.

Nadia has joined Trineria to help develop the sales and marketing processes and practices further. Her objective is to promote a customer-centric and value-focused way of thinking in everything Trineria does, both internally and externally. Nadia looks forward to many meaningful and fruitful collaborations with customers and partners interested in

Anna-Leena (Ansku) has come to strengthen the Trineria team in running and streamlining the workflow. Ansku likes to do sensible things with nice people. The aim is to learn what is most important at Trineria, what works and where we can develop. This will help to build everyday actions that

Trineria’s new quality management system meets the ISO 9001:2015 requirements.

With over 65,000 members, The Guides and Scouts of Finland is the nation’s largest youth organisation. Anyone can join and there are over 700 local groups around the country. The Scouts’ Constitution states that the organisation’s activities and decision-making are based on transparency and equality regardless of

Purchasing tailored software can benefit a company in myriad ways: added competitive edge, reduced work time, lower costs, and more. When ready-made commercial software doesn’t meet company-specific needs, or they lack the flexibility of being adapted to a company’s processes, it may be prudent to consider systems or

IteWiki's series of articles showcases software companies and the people behind them. Trineria, a developer of customised industrial internet software, is targeting 40-60% annual growth.

Trineria adopted the OKR model in January 2022. In the OKR model, work is segmented into weekly and monthly goals, allowing for continuous monitoring and adaptation. OKR what now? OKR stands for Objectives and Key Results. The model helps an organisation work for a single goal in clearly defined steps.

Justus Sydänmaa is a second year Computer Science graduate from Vaasa University of Applied Sciences. “Getting this trainee position was a dream come true for me. My goal is to grow as a person and as a programmer and become a professional in the field. I’m ready to work

Johannes Manninen has started as a Software Developer at Trineria. Johannes, who lives in Joensuu, has been working in software development for almost 10 years. Johannes has worked as a development manager in various projects and is familiar with understanding the whole development process, from sales to design and coding.

Trineria's CEO Leif Setälä's year-end greeting

After graduating from a Full Stack developer programme, I started looking for work in Finland. For a bit of perspective, I was a 25-year-old Vietnamese woman with a business background and only a few months of developer experience through an internship. Realistically speaking, the chances of someone like me landing

The goals of businesses are constantly being discussed on social media. These goals are paramount to growth. Discussions revolve around things like desire for control (something I find myself guilty of quite often), controlled execution, controlled change, constant development, relevancy, and other topics du jour. But what constitutes efficiency in