Migration to AVEVA Engineering: Secure and Safeguard Access to Your Industrial Data

The migration to AVEVA Engineering your is no longer optional. As of January 1, 2027, the current version of AVEVA Instrumentation will no longer be supported, putting access to your data, system security, and the continuity of your industrial projects at risk. Anticipating this transition now allows you to stay in control of your tools, timelines, and costs.

The Risks of Delaying Migration to AVEVA Engineering

Postponing the migration exposes your organization to significant technical risks. AVEVA Instrumentation environments rely on outdated versions of Windows and SQL Server, which will gradually become incompatible with currently supported operating systems and databases.

Ultimately, this will lead to loss of access to your data, directly impacting maintenance operations and asset modernization projects.

Why a Migration to AVEVA Engineering?

Migrating to AVEVA Engineering helps secure your environment while improving industrial efficiency. This transition ensures:

• Continued AVEVA vendor support
• Improved system stability and enhanced performance
• Access to the latest patches and updates
• Full compatibility with modern IT environments
• Stronger protection for your data and projects

One Tool, Greater Performance

AVEVA Engineering centralizes and structures instrumentation, electrical, and process data within a single solution, ensuring data consistency and uniqueness. With AVEVA Unified Engineering, this approach becomes collaborative and multidisciplinary. PARIFEX supports its customers in integrating and upgrading these solutions to optimize projects and strengthen overall performance.

Supporting You through a Controlled and Secure Migration

PARIFEX and its team of experts specialized in database migration and upgrades support you throughout your migration project with an approach tailored to your specific context:

• Analysis of your existing databases and drawings
• Estimation of data volumes (TAGs, CAD data)
• Definition of timelines and budget
• Migration execution
• Final transfer and validation testing