WW OPS-07 Extending the Operational Boundaries of MES with Model-Driven Concepts

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2 WW OPS-07 Extending the Operational Boundaries of MES with Model-Driven Concepts Tom Troy Director, Operations & Execution Portfolio / #SoftwareRevolution /InvensysVideos /Wonderware /company/wonderware 2013 Invensys. All Rights Reserved. The names, logos, and taglines identifying the products and services of Invensys are proprietary marks of Invensys or its subsidiaries. All third party trademarks and service marks are the proprietary marks of their respective owners.

3 Extending the Operational Boundaries of MES The Goal of this Session Review the vision around Model-Driven Operations Management and some of the key elements that support this vision. Discuss how Model-Driven concepts can be used to extend MES solution boundaries to deliver broader, more comprehensive work task management. Review plans for adopting Model-Driven concepts for the MES portfolio. Slide 3

4 The Vision Around Model-Driven Concepts Slide 4

5 The Foundation for Process Excellence Framework for Modeling and Sustaining World-Class Processes Slide 5

6 What s the Vision? It s about Application Modernization It s expanding our operational and collaboration boundaries to coordinate people and applications across the organization in an intelligent, effective and governed manner Slide 6

What s the Vision? It s about Application Modernization It s delivering a modeldriven application framework that enables App. Business Rules App.

7 What s the Vision? It s about Application Modernization It s delivering a modeldriven application framework that enables App. Business Rules App. User Interfaces customers to adapt and Application Model Example Application Models Configuration: Add new machine Add new line Change KPIs Add new product Etc. Runtime: Record downtime event Edit a downtime event Start/complete orders Record scrap Etc. extend application models to meet specific business needs and objectives Slide 7

8 What s the Vision? It s about Application Modernization It s embracing the convergence that s WIN 8 Desktop App. WIN 8 Phone iphone occurring today around desktop and mobile computing must be ipad WIN 8 Tablet device neutral (e.g. desktop PCs, tablets, phones, etc.) Apple Inc. Android Tablet Slide 8

9 Key Takeaways Model-Driven Concepts Are About delivering broader work process management that coordinates disparate people and applications into intelligent, effective, governed processes Changing the way we develop and deliver application content for our Production & Performance applications. Changing the way our end-users configure and extend our applications to meet specific business needs. Embracing the computing convergence by supporting multiple computing platforms (e.g. desktop, tablet, phone). Slide 9

10 Key Elements of Model-Driven: Design, Configuration & Runtime Slide 10

11 The Composite Application Container MES Design Tasks: Package Workflows Tools Settings MES Configuration Activities: Performance Mgt Recipe Mgt Quality Mgt MES Activities: Performance Mgt Recipe Mgt Enterprise Console will provide the composite application container that hosts Invensys and 3 rd party content in support of: design tasks, configuration activities, operator/end-user activities, and reporting & analytics Quality Mgt Reporting & Analytics: Dashboard Slide 11

The Design Experience One Single Place to Manage/adapt composite application business rules Manage/adapt composite application UIs Manage extensible elements for UIs (e.g. custom UI elements) and business rules (e.

12 The Design Experience One Single Place to Manage/adapt composite application business rules Manage/adapt composite application UIs Manage extensible elements for UIs (e.g. custom UI elements) and business rules (e.g. custom activities) Manage application connections (e.g. URLs, middleware connections, etc.) Manage/adapt application data access services (e.g. SQL queries, etc.) Create, manage and distribute application packages (e.g. all artifacts UIs, business rules, etc.) Slide 12

13 The Design Experience Business Rules GUIs Slide 13

14 The Configuration Experience Performance Mgt. MES Design Tasks: Package Workflows Tools Settings MES Configuration Activities: Performance Mgt Recipe Mgt Quality Mgt MES Activities: Performance Mgt Recipe Mgt Quality Mgt Reporting & Analytics: Dashboard General: System Settings Model Products Model Shifts Model Users & Groups Model Utilization States Model Reason Codes Plant Model: Model Equipment & Line Classes Model Equipment Model Lines The configuration experience is task-oriented and provides an end-to-end experience Slide 14

15 Task-Oriented, End-to-End Configuration Experience MES Data Galaxy Data MES Data

16 The Runtime Experience Can be incrementally changed to meet specific usability needs UI flow and layout Supports multiple methods for interacting with the application - desktop or mobile Unified experience for composite applications Slide 16

17 General Architecture Browser/ Mobile Device Composite Business Rules Avantis Activities InBatch Activities MES Activities GR Activities Custom Activities Avantis Web API InBatch Web API MES Web API GR Web API Custom API Avantis DB InBatch DB MES DB Galaxy DB Custom DB Slide 17

18 Real-World Example using MES Performance

19 Real-World Example using MES Performance

20 Real-World Example using MES Performance

21 What does the Model-Driven Framework do for Wonderware MES? The Model-Driven Framework will enable end-users to extend standard MES work processes to coordinate people and/or other applications to deliver broader, more comprehensive work process management. Slide 21

22 Extending the Operational Boundaries of MES Slide 22

Extending MOM Activities thru Model-Driven In the Context of ISA-95 MOM Activity Categories The ISA-95 Standard Defines (4) Categories of MOM Activities Work Processes Work Processes Work Processes

23 Extending MOM Activities thru Model-Driven In the Context of ISA-95 MOM Activity Categories The ISA-95 Standard Defines (4) Categories of MOM Activities Work Processes Work Processes Work Processes Work Processes Work Processes There are many work processes that need to be managed within each Activity Category, as well as across Activity Categories Classic MES applications manage a subset of the work processes that occur in each Activity Category The Model-Driven Framework enables us to extend standard MES work processes to deliver comprehensive work process management within and across all Activity Categories Slide 23

24 Extending MOM Activities thru Model-Driven In the Context of ISA-95 Generic MOM Activities Generic Manufacturing Operations Mgt. (MOM) Activities Source: ANSI/ISA Classic MES applications manage a subset of the work processes that occur in each Activity (e.g. Dispatching, Tracking, etc.) The Model-Driven Framework enables us to extend standard MES work processes within an Activity, as well as across Activities Slide 24

25 The Journey to Model-Driven Solutions Slide 25

26 The Journey to Model-Driven Solutions Wonderware Workflow Investments Over the past 12 to 18 months, we ve made investments in: Mobile Applications (ios, WIN8) Forms (Application/Inline Forms, etc.) Workflow (Push Notification Activity, etc.) Package Capabilities (Artifact Packages) In Q2/2014, we re making additional investments: New and Improved Forms Capability (HTML 5, Multi-Browser) Enhanced Application Packaging Capabilities Modernizing Enterprise Console We continue to evolve WW Workflow into a composite application framework in support of Model-Driven concepts Slide 26

27 The Journey to Model-Driven Solutions Status of Model-Driven Commercial Applications We started the evolution with MES Performance application in early 2013 Converted select configuration and runtime content to HTML 5 Will bring to the market in H1/CY2014 Not a full Model-Driven offering, will complete the process when next-gen forms in Workflow are available in H2/CY2014 We re adopting Model-Driven concepts with our new recipe management offering called Recipe Manager Professional Web-based solution, built using HTML 5 Will bring to the market in Q1/CY2014 Not a full Model-Driven offering, will complete the process when next-gen forms in Workflow are available in H2/CY2014 Slide 27

28 The Journey to Model-Driven Solutions Status of Model-Driven Commercial Applications Next applications to be re-factored on Model-Driven application framework MES Operations & Quality waiting for next-gen forms in Workflow (Q2/2014), incrementally delivered over next 18 to 24 months Slide 28

29 Thank you! Questions? Slide 29

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GEN-01 Understanding Operational Management Transformation

Slide 1 GEN-01 Understanding Operational Management Transformation From Home Grown MES/1st Generation MES to Manufacturing 2.0/3rd Generation MES/MOMs Tim Sowell Stan DeVries 2013 Invensys. All Rights