ARC's Greg Gorbach's Standards-based Interoperability Presentation at ARC's 2008 Industry Forum

Standards-basedInteroperability:

An UpdateFebruary 2008

Standards-basedInteroperability:

An UpdateFebruary 2008

Greg GorbachVice President

ARC Advisory [email protected]

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Standards-Based P2B InteroperabilityA Brief Review of ActivitiesStandards-Based P2B InteroperabilityA Brief Review of Activities

Early Key Events• Users trigger SAP interest:

• 2003, 2004 - Process, Discrete Workshops• ISA/OAGi agreement signed: end 2005

User Meetings at ARC Forum: February 2006• Interested in standards convergence, esp. P2B• Need short time frame: 1 year• Standards groups ready to step up

Customer Advisory Council and Guideline Working Group formed: Feb/Mar 2006


Creating P2B InteroperabilityProactive Groups Spark Standards ConvergenceCreating P2B InteroperabilityProactive Groups Spark Standards Convergence

These Groups Formed in February/March 2006


Standards ConvergenceStatus – February 2007Standards ConvergenceStatus – February 2007

A methodology has been developed for creating ISA content in OAGIS

The OAGi Board of Directors has agreed to express the ISA-95 data model in OAGIS, and BODs are being created

ISA-95 has been improved with:• UN/CEFACT Core Components (ongoing)• OAGIS BOD messaging, nouns, verbs, etc.

B2MMLv4 supports ISA-95 object structures by themselves or wrapped in an OAGIS-style transaction container


Two ISA-95 Implementations: Status – February 2007Two ISA-95 Implementations: Status – February 2007

B2MML • Supports UN/CEFACT core components using OAGIS

core component schema• Implemented ISA-95 transactions as subset of OAGIS

transactions• Extensions permit inclusion of OAGIS components in

B2MML documents OAGIS

• OAGi Board of Directors authorized incorporating the ISA SP-95 Data Model into the OAGIS standard

• BODs based on the ISA-SP95 data model are being developed (starting with Production Performance and Production Schedule)

• Users can map back and forth from OAGIS to B2MML by closely aligning some of their messages to the B2MML implementation.


Current Status - February 2008Current Status - February 2008

Both Customer Advisory Council and Manufacturing Interoperability Guideline Working Group No Longer Active

OpenO&M continuing standards collaboration activities

OAGi (OAGIS BODS) and WBF (B2MML) Implementations of ISA95 Are Proceeding in Parallel


OAGI and ISA95OAGI and ISA95

OAGIS Release 9.2 includes the new ISA-95 based BODs

Target Release Date: February 1, 2008


ISA S-95 Production Schedule ModelISA S-95 Production Schedule Model

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OAGIS Production Schedule BOD (Draft)OAGIS Production Schedule BOD (Draft)

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Ongoing CollaborationOngoing Collaboration

OAGi is building the ISA-95 Data Model into the OAGIS standard to provide a broader solution for OAGIS users.

OAGIS is sharing their data model with ISA-95 With BODs based on the ISA-95 data model,

the user can more easily map between OAGIS and B2MML.


WBF B2MMLWBF B2MML

B2MML v04 is the latest version Many enhancements improve alignment between

B2MML and OAGIS 9.0 For example:

• B2MML is designed to implement a subset of the OAGiS 9.0 message rules that are consistent with the ISA 95 Part 5 definitions. The B2MML ApplicationArea and verb elements are subsets of the full OAGIS 9.0 specifications, with minor differences.

• In order to be consistent with the OAGIS message transaction format, a change was made to use the UN/CEFACT core component types as the base types for all elements.

Source: WBF.


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