The new industrial transformation paradigm
In general, “system of systems” (SoS) is a term that has been used since the 1950s to describe systems that are composed of independent constituent systems that act jointly towards a common goal while producing synergy between them.
Recently, there has been an acceleration of market pressures in manufacturing such as sustainability, digital transformation, and increasing competition. The response has led to the connecting of more and more systems. Some of these connected systems extend to the enterprise level and even beyond to include partners, other companies, industry clusters, and even general society. The result is a more interconnected and complex SoS environment.
Unlocking Further Value from SoS
Drawing on its roots in the process industries, Yokogawa has defined SoS in alignment with the goals of Industry 4.0 and advances in technologies such as autonomy.
“Yokogawa defines System of Systems (SoS) as a collection of independently operated and managed systems connected to form a larger system that delivers synergies and emergent value to all stakeholders in a plant, enterprise, supply chain, or society ecosystem.”

Building a Sustainable Future Together
Yokogawa is driving the evolution of interconnected systems by seamlessly integrating independent systems to enable greater autonomy and digitalization. Leveraging its IA2IA, Yokogawa advances smarter, more optimized operations across industries.

As a trusted partner, Yokogawa will lead the world toward SoS by generating innovation and creating emergent value to promote effective connections with stakeholders.
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Drivers of SoS in Industry
Today, new societal pressures and technological advances in digital, physical, and sustainable systems are driving SoS activities.
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Empowering SoS Success as a Trusted Partner
Yokogawa is a committed ‘trusted partner’ that facilitates connections between companies, enabling the realization of SoS.
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Building Trust in Industrial Clusters
Yokogawa has been involved in projects in several industrial clusters worldwide. One of the highlight cases is the port of Rotterdam, the largest seaport in Europe.
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