OSIsoft Seeks Feedback on Visualization Needs: Participate in the Latest Surveys

OSIsoft continues to place customers at the forefront of product development, ensuring that visualization tools meet real-world needs across industries. The company is currently running two important surveys, and your input could help shape the future of PI visualization solutions.

Survey 1: Mobile Access, Data Sharing, and Collaboration

The first survey aims to understand how customers interact with their data on mobile devices and what features enhance sharing and collaboration. Whether you’re regularly on the move, collaborating across large teams, or rely on mobile notifications to stay connected to your operations, OSIsoft wants your feedback.

This survey is open to all customers—not just those attending the upcoming EMEA User Conference in Prague. If you’re not attending, simply select 'No' when prompted about your attendance.

Survey 2: PI Coresight Extensibility

Are you a developer, system integrator, or a PI partner building custom solutions? OSIsoft is also gathering insights on extensibility requirements for PI Coresight (now known as PI Vision). This is a unique opportunity to share technical needs and help OSIsoft prioritize new capabilities in future releases.

Why Participate?

Your perspective is crucial. By participating in these surveys, you’re helping OSIsoft:

• Enhance mobile data access
• Improve collaboration and sharing features
• Directly influence extensibility options for the developer community

How To Get Involved

If you’ve worked with PI visualization tools—whether on a phone, tablet, or desktop—take a few minutes to share your experiences. Developers and integrators, don’t miss the chance to outline your extensibility requirements for PI Coresight.

The surveys only take a few minutes to complete, and your voice will help shape the future direction of OSIsoft’s product roadmap.

Surveys are led by Todd Brown and Tom LeBay, Product Managers for Visualization at OSIsoft. Your feedback drives innovation!

Links to the surveys would typically be provided here—please check official OSIsoft channels or forums for access.