Helping industry to take control of the new digital technologies
Industrial equipment fleet management
Manufacturers: get your industrial equipment connected!
Analyse the functional data of your machines and their state of health in order to better understand how they are used in the operating phase. Leverage this to develop your product plan and propose new features, contracts, and connected services to your customers.
Industrial monitoring
Optimise the performance of your industrial sites!
Collect and analyse all key data from one or more of your production units courtesy of our industrial monitoring SaaS solutions. Optimise your energy consumption and reduce your operating and/or maintenance costs. View the state of health of your equipment in real time and be alerted in the event of any problems arising.
Industrial cybersecurity
Secure your production facilities!
Analyse the cybersecurity risks for your industrial infrastructures in order to stave off any threats. Protect your equipment, your networks, and your data thanks to the actions of our industrial cybersecurity experts and avoid any shutdown to your production in the event of an attack.
Mastering the new digital technologies in the service of industry
DATIVE is an internal startup incubated within the innovation BU of the Gérard Perrier Industrie Group. DATIVE has set itself up as a publisher and integrator specialised in industrial digital transformation, and in particular the deployment of Web and Cloud technologies.
DATIVE is able to draw on the skills of a high-calibre team, with the objective of exploiting industrial data in a concrete, innovative, and fully secure way.
Sectors of activity
Mastery of industrial processes in many sectors of activity thanks to our position within the Gérard Perrier Industrie (GPI) Group.
- Mountain
- Energy
- Food industry
- Oil & Gas
- Aeronautics
- Pharmaceuticals
- Chemicals
- Packaging…
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Compressed air is an essential resource for many manufacturers. Used in a wide range of applications-from pneumatic tools to production line automation-it’s often considered the “fourth utility,” after electricity, gas, and water. However, it’s energy-intensive: according to the French ecological transition agency (ADEME), compressed air can account for up to 10% of the electricity consumption of an average industrial site. In some sectors, this share can even reach 30%. Optimizing energy consumption related to compressed air is therefore a key lever for improving overall performance and reducing operating costs. In this article, we’ll explore the challenges of compressed air, key performance indicators, and solutions to improve its energy efficiency.
We are proud to have been recently featured in the magazine Le Jaune et la Rouge, a flagship publication of the Polytechnique alumni community. This article highlights our expertise in industrial cybersecurity within the Gérard Perrier Industrie Group (GPI) and our practical, field-based approach. This recognition reinforces our belief: securing OT is now a strategic priority for French industrial players.
Industrial cybersecurity attacks are no longer fiction or rare exceptions. From attempted poisoning to power outages, safety system overrides, and global ransomware paralysis, real-world OT attacks are on the rise. These incidents expose critical vulnerabilities in industrial environments and underscore a crucial reality: operational systems have become high-value strategic targets.
Cyber attacks on industrial infrastructures have increased dramatically in recent years. For example, 420 million attacks against critical infrastructures (energy, transport, telecoms) took place between January 2023 and January 2024. This trend can be explained by the emergence of new attack techniques and vulnerabilities in architectures. To remedy this, manufacturers are using trends and tools to help them protect their IoT networks.
In 2024, the industrial sector accounted for 29% of ransomware attacks worldwide. A statistic that illustrates the extent to which connected factories have become prime targets for cybercriminals. Whether opportunistic actors, organised groups or state threats, all are now exploiting technical and human vulnerabilities within industrial environments. Identifying and correcting vulnerabilities has therefore become a strategic priority.