Rovisys
Rovisys provides automation and information solutions for a wide range of industries, offering capabilities such as process automation, building automation, and industrial AI, with locations across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Company Overview
Rovisys, founded in 1989 in Cleveland, Ohio, is a provider of automation and information solutions across various industries. With over 1200 employees and locations in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, Rovisys specializes in vendor-independent solutions for both greenfield and brownfield projects.
Industry Solutions
Rovisys serves multiple industries including life sciences, data centers, consumer goods, chemicals, federal solutions, district energy, electrical utilities, microgrids, automotive, metals and mining, paper and wood products, municipal water and wastewater, food and beverage, oil and gas, glass, and semiconductor. Their offerings are tailored to meet the unique needs of each sector.
Automation and Information Capabilities
Rovisys provides a broad range of capabilities such as process automation, building automation, discrete manufacturing automation, warehouse automation, manufacturing execution systems (MES/MOM), industrial network solutions, electrical power management systems (EPMS), building management systems (BMS), industrial artificial intelligence, and digital transformation.
Project Management Services
Rovisys offers comprehensive project management services, including schedule and labor forecasting, team and subcontractor management, financial tracking and forecasting, change order management, document control, and project QA/QC. These services ensure efficient project execution and delivery.
Energy and Building Management Systems
Rovisys delivers solutions for energy automation applications such as steam, electrical, and chilled water systems. This includes boiler controls, combined heat and power systems, cogeneration, SCADA systems, and microgrid integration. Additionally, their Building Management Systems (BMS) automate and control critical facility infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical systems, and more.