Migrate GENESIS32 & GENESIS64 to ICONICS GENESIS v11

GENESIS32 is end of life, with no security patches or Microsoft support for its deprecated dependencies.

Older GENESIS64 versions are tied to deprecated .NET Framework and Silverlight dependencies.

Aging Windows Server hosts may no longer comply with modern IT policy.

Lost institutional knowledge as original integrators retire can make legacy systems harder to maintain.

GENESIS v11 offers a modern web-based HTML5 HMI that runs in a browser without plugins.

OPC UA supports modern data connectivity for cloud and IIoT-ready architectures.

Move toward modern authentication and security capabilities with a configuration reviewed against your IT requirements.

Convert GraphWorX32 and GraphWorX64 / GDFX displays to v11, reviewing screen layout and behavior along the way.

Migrate alarm configurations and validate alarm behavior, priorities and operator acknowledgement workflows.

Plan migration of Hyper Historian and legacy historian archives, preserving years of process data for continued access.

Migrate trends and review their data sources, time ranges and presentation for familiar operator use.

Review FrameWorX / data connectivity, OPC and OPC UA tag and point configuration, and validate the resulting connections.

Review and migrate users, groups and permissions to align access with your current security requirements.

Adapt scripts and unified configuration to v11, testing custom logic and system-specific dependencies.

Review and migrate AnalytiX and FDDWorX configurations where present, validating the associated logic and data sources.

Comprehensive analysis of your existing system, identifying migration requirements and potential challenges.

Inventory every display, alarm, tag and historian point. Develop specialized custom migration tools tailored to your specific system architecture and data requirements, then convert the project.

Mirror your existing GENESIS32 or GENESIS64 project and validate point for point, running alongside the legacy system where practical.

Plan the transition around production schedules with minimal downtime and maximum data integrity as priorities.

Provide operator and engineer walkthroughs of what changed, plus ongoing support for the migrated system.

Assessment, parallel validation and a production-aware cutover plan are designed to reduce unexpected interruptions.

Display conversion checks and operator reviews help identify layout, scaling and navigation issues before cutover.

Archive inventory and access checks are designed to reduce gaps and preserve usable historical records.

Alarm testing reviews configuration, delivery and acknowledgement behavior before the new system takes over.

Point for point validation checks OPC, OPC UA and other configured data paths against the existing system.

Dependency and access reviews help reduce exposure from unsupported software and outdated permissions.

Migrate production monitoring and control interfaces with the plant's operating schedule in mind.

Modernize building system displays, alarms and connectivity while keeping facilities workflows familiar.

Review warehouse equipment monitoring, data connections and operator screens for a coordinated transition.

Plan migration of process monitoring, historical records and access controls around site requirements.

Migrate process displays, trends and alarms around production and operating needs.