ISA-SP95: Enterprise -Control System Integration

1. ISA-SP95: Enterprise -Control System Integration Keith Unger Chairman, ISA-SP95 kunger@stonetek.com

2. Keith Unger • Principal MIT Consultant at Stone Technology Inc. • ERP / MES / Automation consulting • Chairman ISA-SP95 Enterprise – Control System Integration • Past Vice Chairman ISA-SP88 – Batch Control • Past Vice Chairman ISA-SP99 – Manufacturing Security • 29 years manufacturing Information technology experience focused on the hybrid manufacturing industries (Consumer Goods, Food and Beverage, Specialty Chemical).

3. What is ISA-SP95? • An ISA standards committee that develops standards for enterprise and manufacturing integration. • The committee is referred to as SP95. • “SP” means Standards Project and it is the 95th such ISA standards Committee . ( For a full list, visit www.isa.org/standards ) • The standards developed by SP95 are referred to as the ISA-95 Series.

4. The ISA-95 Series Enterprise-Control System Integration: • Part 1: Models and Terminology – published 2000. • Part 2: Object Model Attributes – published 2001. • Part 3: Models of Manufacturing Operations Management – published 2005. • Part 4: Object Models and Attributes of Manufacturing Operations Management – in development. • Part 5: Business-to-Manufacturing Transactions– approved by SP95 in October 2006; expected to be published in November 2006.

5. ERP business and logistic systems Part 1 & 3 define these interfaces Part 3 defines these activities and data flows MES Part 3 defines these interfaces ISA-95: A Multi-Part Series of Standards Part 1,2 & 4 define the data objects exchanged Part 5 defines transactions at this level Part 4 will define the data objects exchanged within this level Part 6 will define transactions within this level

6. Typical Uses of the ISA-95 Series • Framework for capturing / mapping • User requirements • Business / Manufacturing Process Flows • Roadmap for Enterprise / Manufacturing Technical integration • Typical Business Drivers • Available To Promise • Reduced Cycle Time • Supply Chain Optimization • Asset Efficiency • Agile Manufacturing

7. ISA-95 • A success story for standards • Very fast development and implementation of the standards • ERP-to-MES Integration efforts cut from 9-12 months to 8-10 weeks in some cases. • MES, LIMS … requirement development cut from 6-9 months to 6-9 weeks in some cases. • Industry acceptance • End users are using it in requirements • Vendors are supporting it in their products • International • International adoption as the IEC/ISO 62264 Series

8. Energy ExxonMobil, Inc Kuwait National Petroleum Co. ExxonMobil Neftegas Limited British Petroleum British Gas Caspian Pipeline Consortium U.S. Department of Energy GasOil Resources LLC Sakhalin Energy Westinghouse Savannah River Discrete Manufacturing Advanced Micro Devices JDS Uniphase Computer Sciences Corporation GE Lighting GE Aircraft Engines Lucent Alcatel Cummins Other International Paper Life Sciences Eli Lilly and Co. Merck Genentech Roche Diagnostics Food and Beverage Nestle Coca-Cola North America Arla Foods United Biscuits Verkade Zaandam Van Dijk Food Products  Zeewolde Cerveceria Polar GumLink SAB Miller Consumer Goods P&G British American Tobacco Chemical DOW Chemical Dupont SABIC (Saudi Arabia) Polaroid Some End Users of the ISA-95 Standards

9. SAP Microsoft Siemens Emerson Rockwell Aspentech ABB Honeywell General Electric Invensys Lighthammer Corp Yokogawa Some Solution Suppliers Using ISA-95

10. ISA Values Your Input • Questions on ISA-95? • Ideas / Suggestions? • To get involved, contact: To get involved, contact: • Charley Robinson, ISA Standards, crobinson@isa.org • Keith Unger, Chairman ISA-SP95, kunger@stonetek.com • www.isa.org/standards