Abstract: A method for integrated and holistic asset management within a unified model is provided. The method can include receiving a unique identifier corresponding to an asset, mapping, based on the unique identifier, the asset to a plurality of asset management systems, wherein the plurality of asset management systems are each arranged to manage one or more aspects of a plurality of aspects of the asset. The method also includes receiving, from the plurality of asset management systems, data characterizing the plurality of aspects of asset, generating a unified model of the asset including the data characterizing the plurality of aspects of asset from the plurality of asset management systems, generating a first graphical user interface (GUI) of the unified model and providing the GUI within a user interface display.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable storage mediums for performing sensor health monitoring are described. The method includes receiving data characterizing measurement data values acquired by a sensor coupled to an industrial asset, identifying an anomalous data sample within the received data, removing the anomalous data sample to generate cleaned training data, training a model using the cleaned training data, generate a predicted asset data using the model, and determining an anomalous data in a new sample of asset data based on a difference between the new sample of the asset data to the predicted asset data.

Abstract: A display system integrates a desktop application user interface into a web-based application. A first computing device includes a first processor and a first display device. A first server supports a web-based application having a first user interface. The first display device presents to a user a first user interface that displays a first item of information. A second server, physically separated from the first server, is coupled to the first server via a web-based connection. A second computing device supports a desktop application that includes a second user interface. After a user has opened the web-based application, the first processor connects to the desktop application via the web-based application. The first processor displays, within a portion of the first user interface, at least a portion of the second user interface, presenting to the user a second item of information that is contextually connected to the first item of information.