Imaginform
Process monitoring and analytics software (ImaginData) that helps industrial plants track and optimise their operations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Imaginform
Imaginform develops ImaginData, a tool that helps industrial companies monitor, analyse and optimise their operations. The company describes its approach as combining industrial process know-how with web technologies, and states that the product is compatible with industrial processes and functions.
Its customers are industrial companies seeking to use operational data for decisions.
Imaginform was founded in 1995 by Michel Blaquie, who has more than 15 years of experience in Statistical Process Control and previously worked in tobacco factories and pulp and paper mills across Europe. The company is based in Loubens, France.
Product: ImaginData, a tool for monitoring, analysing and optimising industrial operations and processes.
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