Connecting SCADA, GIS and CCTV without replacing them
How Affectli’s data fabric reaches into the systems you already run, and how the Mi-Stream engine checks each feed on the way in.
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How Affectli works, from the field.
Product notes, how-tos and field notes from the teams who build and deliver Affectli. For resilience, regulation and data sovereignty, read Insights from Mi-C3.
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How the platform works, and what it changed on site. Field examples are reported by Mi-C3 and anonymised.
Three hours’ notice before a reservoir runs low
How a water and sanitation company moved from daily alarms to a warning three hours ahead. Reported by Mi-C3, with the operator anonymised.
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Digital twins built on the same objects
Why a twin of a tower or a substation is a view of the ontology, with no separate model to keep in step.
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Remote sites in one picture
Accountability, visibility and security at remote telecoms sites, from digital twins to one shared workspace. Reported by Mi-C3.
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Keep the conversation with the work
Why email loses context in operations, and how A-Box keeps messages, tasks and documents with the job they belong to.
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How we choose open-source components
What we kept in-house, two mistakes worth sharing, and the checklist we run before adopting any open-source project.
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One post a fortnight: how the platform works, what changed, and what we learned on site. Every claim checked, every example marked.
A workflow that starts with the alarm
Building an alarm-to-repair workflow in Affectli Designer on BPMN 2.0, step by step.
Shared tower sites, generators and fuel
What changes when fuel, access and crews sit in one view. Reported by Mi-C3, with the operator anonymised.
Access down to the column
How classification and role decide who sees what, applied the moment a rule changes.
Forecasting without lock-in
Machine learning on live and historical data, with no lock-in to one AI vendor. A fuel forecast as the worked example.
From Mi-C3 Insights
Sovereignty and operations, for public bodies.
Mi-C3, the company behind Affectli, writes about resilience, regulation and data sovereignty for the people who run national infrastructure.
Owning the data that runs your network
Who owns operational data, where it runs and who can see it: what to settle with any supplier before the first system is connected.
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Replacing nothing
Why rip-and-replace programmes stall in critical infrastructure, and how connecting the systems you already run gets a live picture sooner.
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