E Tech Group Reports 400% Growth in IT and OT Assessments for AI Readiness
E Tech Group announced in a press release that it has seen a 400 percent increase in IT and OT assessment and remediation work over the past year. The surge reflects growing demand from manufacturers seeking to evaluate infrastructure readiness for modernization, digital transformation, and AI initiatives.
The company's assessments provide a vendor-neutral analysis of plant environments, covering areas such as network architecture, cybersecurity exposure, system health, asset visibility, and integration readiness. These evaluations help organizations identify vulnerabilities, reduce downtime risk, and prioritize remediation and upgrade efforts through structured roadmaps.
E Tech Group combines expertise in industrial operational technology systems and enterprise IT infrastructure to help bridge the gap between plant operations and enterprise technology. To support growing demand, it has developed internal tools and standardized methodologies that improve reporting consistency and minimize disruption to plant operations.
Manufacturers are increasingly requesting IT and OT assessments following acquisitions, facility expansions, workforce changes, or cybersecurity insurance reviews, especially when system documentation is incomplete. E Tech Group will discuss IT and OT infrastructure risks and AI readiness during its live session titled "AI-Ready or Not: The Hidden IT/OT Risks Blocking AI in Manufacturing" on June 17, 2026.
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