Data in production
Chaîne d’expertises RDMCPipeline de nœuds connectés illustrant la chaîne de valeur Expertises.CollectionSourcesQualityGovernanceFusionContextActionAutomation syst…Data EngOperational pipeline
IngestHeterogeneous sources
FusionUnified vision
ActAutomation
ExpertiseData Engineering & Automation
Collection • Fusion • Orchestration • Automation

From raw data to automated action.

We design data chains that collect heterogeneous sources, harden them, enrich them, fuse them, then orchestrate them — so your data become an operational system usable by your teams, software, and business processes.

Multi-sourceReal time & batchCloud, edge, on-premOrchestration
AcquisitionAuditCollectionEnrichmentFusionIntegrationObservabilityOrchestrationTraceability
Our approach

Reduce the lag between available information and useful decisions.

We cover the full data lifecycle. Each building block is designed to work alone or integrate into a global, industrialized, monitored platform.

The goal is not only to store more data, but to produce a unified operational repository, accessible to teams, APIs and automations — with measurable quality and full traceability.

Our building blocks

Capabilities organized around your usages.

Collection, quality, processing, fusion, orchestration, and automation: end-to-end continuity from source to service.

Collection & ingestion

Connect all sources—APIs, IoT, files, databases, real-time streams—without imposing a single format.

In short: Your data enters the chain, whatever its original format.
REST / GraphQLMQTT / KafkaSQL / NoSQL
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Quality & governance

Validation, deduplication, lineage, metadata and controlled recovery.

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Processing & enrichment

ETL/ELT, streaming, business rules, geospatial and AI preparation.

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Data fusion

Multi-source correlation, entity resolution, and a unified operational picture.

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Orchestration

Workflows, DAGs, dependencies, priorities and pipeline monitoring.

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Automation & action

Alerts, tickets, business processes and controlled, supervised, reversible actions.

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Value chain

End-to-end continuity, from source to service.

Six steps to turn raw streams into decisions and actions.

01

Collect

Connection to internal, external, physical, and software sources.

02

Make reliable

Validation, deduplication, quality control and traceability.

03

Transform

Normalization, enrichment, computation, and analytics preparation.

04

Fuse

Signal correlation, entity resolution and contextualization.

05

Orchestrate

Coordination of pipelines, dependencies, rules, and services.

06

Automate

Triggering of actions, alerts and business processes.

Why RDMC

What an industrialized data pipeline changes.

Fragmented data
With RDMC Data
Sources
Ad hoc connectors, silos
Industrialized multi-source ingestion
Quality
Late manual checks
Measurable rules from intake
Vision
Excel sheets / extracts
Unified operational repository
Decision
Long lead times, little automation
Adapted latency + controlled actions
Evolution
Rebuild for every new need
Progressive addition of sources and services
In figures

Shorten the distance between data and decision.

MultiSources & formats
RT / BatchProcessing modes
Edge→CloudAdapted deployments
MCOSupervised chain
Frequently asked questions

Data Engineering & Automation — details.

Do you work in real time and batch?
Yes. Depending on the business need, we set up continuous (streaming) or scheduled (batch) processing—sometimes combined on the same platform.
Can you integrate IoT and application sources together?
Yes. That is precisely what fusion is for: correlating sensors, APIs, files, databases, and external streams to rebuild a coherent operational context.
Where do you deploy these platforms?
Public cloud, private cloud, on-premise, or edge—based on latency, sovereignty, and operational constraints.
How do you approach data quality?
Through measurable rules from ingestion: schemas, anomalies, duplicates, lineage, metadata, and controlled recovery mechanisms.
Does automation replace operators?
No. We design controlled, explainable, and often human-in-the-loop automations: people validate critical decisions.
Data Engineering & Automation

Let's build a data pipeline suited to your operations.

Source audit, target architecture, connectors, processing, fusion, orchestration, automation and MCO (run & maintain).