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Manufacturing Operations Center 15. Architecture Overview

APAC Training, Feb-Mar, 2010

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Objectives

This session will prepare you to:

• Understand the overall architecture footprint• Identify the technology components• Understand key data collection flows• Understand key reporting/analytics components• Understand MOC architecture direction

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Agenda

• Architecture Overview• Data Collection Overview• Analytics Overview• Architecture Direction• Q&A

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Manufacturing Operation Center

Architecture Overview

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Solution Overview – Recap… At-a-Glance

The Foundation for Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing

OperationsAutomation

and ProcessControl

Systems

ERPSystems

Users

PLC CNCMachines

DCS SCADASystems

AdvancedProcessControl

HumanMachineInterface

- Prod Sched- Quality- Cost Mgmt…

ManufacturingOperationsData Model

ManufacturingOperationsData Model

Role-BasedDashboards

Contextual-izationEngine

Corporate BI

Cross-PlantKPIs

HistoricalTrends

Plant-SpecificKPIs

Real-TimeUpdates

Device-Generated Data

Master

Data

Reference and TransactionData

ProductionManager

Plant Mgr /VP of Mfg

MES Shop Floor Communication Drivers

Manual Data

-Output

-Status

-Process Parameters

Extensible Attribute Framework

Extensible Attribute Framework

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MOC Architecture – Key Features• Open and Standard-Based Data Model

• Comprehensive data model complying with S-95 standards• Summarized star schema optimized for BI reporting• Open staging area for integration

• Extensible• Extensible metadata driven ETL processes using OWB• Flexible Ad-hoc dashboards and reports with OBIEE• User defined attribute, measure, & hierarchies • Pluggable business rules for transforming device data

• Connectivity• EBS adapter for Release11i10• Connectivity for device data thru several ISV• Support data extraction from heterogeneous systems thru OWB

• Analytics• Predefined OBIEE logical model provide basis for ad hoc/custom

reporting• Prepackaged KPI’s, reports, and dashboards

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Device Connector

Automation & Control

Historian

PLC

SCADA

Cleanser, ID Matching, Validation, Sequencing

Business Rule & Contextualizatio

n

Distributed Plant Systems

MES

LIMS

Legacy

Quality

SPC/SQC

CMMS

Staging Tables

Custom Adapters

Standard BasedData Model

KPIs, Dashboards

Corporate…..….Plant

Admin & Setup UIs

MOC Architecture – Diagram

EBS Adapters

EBS

Work Order

Material Trx

Shifts

Item Master

Res/Res Grp

Department

Star Schema

Other EBS, SAP, … etcCustom

Adapters

EBS Foundation

Aggregation

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• Unified and optimized for intelligence and integration

MOC Architecture – Data Model Summary

Master Data

Reference & Transaction

Data

Equipment Data

•Equipments

•Resource

•Department/Resource Group

•Equipment Hierarchy

•Items and Categories

•Item Hierarchy

•Calendar and Shifts

•Resource Cost

•Item Cost

•Work Orders

•Work Order Transactions

•Material Requirement

•Material Consumed Transactions

•Material Produced Transactions

•Resource Requirement

•Resource Actual

•Sales Order Lines

Device Data•Tag Master

•Tag Readings

•Organization

•Lookup (Status,

Reason, etc.)

•Equipment Production Schedule

•Equipment Production Actual

•Equipment Standard Rates

•Equipment Shift

•Equipment Status/Summary

•Equipment Output/Summary

•Downtime/Scrap Reason

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Typical System Topology - all the pieces and what is “pre-built.” 

Oracle- ERP- MES

Other MES

Other ERP

Excel Data

Tables

Staging Tables & Equipment Raw Data Tables

Fact Tables

Dashboards are presented on

Local PCPLCs SCADA Systems

ODBC/JDBC

Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)

OBIEE

XS mappingETL mapping

process flow

MOC

= Prebuilt

Other Data

Sources

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Manufacturing Operation Center

Data Collection Overview

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Data Collection Overview• 3 Main Data Flow into MOC Data Model

• From EBS/MES System into MOC Data Model• Pre-packaged EBS 11i10 collections for many entities: Item, Category,

Equipment, Resource, Department, Calendar, Work Order/Schedules, …

• Build custom OWB adaptors to populate staging tables

• From Equipments/Devices into MOC Data Model• Real time device readings

• Example: Scrap, Qty Completed, Temperature, Downtime

• From CSV/Flat Files into MOC Data Model• CSV interface for all entities

• Convenient data load for legacy system and manual data fixes

• Data Collection done thru Oracle Warehouse Builder• Extensible and Customizable

• Scalable

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Oracle Warehouse Builder

Key Benefits:

Metadata DrivenEasily CustomizableGraphical & Declarative

DesignSchedule & Monitoring

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Device Connector

Automation & Control

Historian

PLC

SCADA

Cleanser, ID Matching, Validation, Sequencing

Business Rule & Contextualizatio

n

Distributed Plant Systems

MES

LIMS

Legacy

Quality

SPC/SQC

CMMS

Staging Tables

Custom Adapters

Standard BasedData Model

KPIs, Dashboards

Corporate…..….Plant

Admin & Setup UIs

Where is OWB Used ?

EBS Adapters

EBS

Work Order

Material Trx

Shifts

Item Master

Res/Res Grp

Department

Star Schema

Other EBS, SAP, … etcCustom

Adapters

EBS Foundation

Aggregation

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Device Data - Connectivity

Kepware, Matrikon, Certified Connector

OtherClient/Connectors Oracle Partner OPC Client

• Specially developed for Oracle Mfg Hub• Tag Data Cache and buffering• Rudimentary rules engine for data filtering• OPC (Windows) to Oracle DB connections

MOC

device interface table

Automation & Control

PLC

CNC

DCS

SPC APCHMI

SCADA

OPC Servers/Other Drivers

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Device Data - Business Rules

Business Rules Contextualization

• Business rule templates as OWB pluggable mappings:• One-to-one rule: derive or transform from one tag• Many-to-one rule: derive or transform from multiple tags

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Device Data - Contextualization

• What context can you provide?• Work order

• Segment

• Item

• Shift

• Other – User definable

• How can you contextualize?• Automatic based on reference data, e.g. equipment production

schedule

• Tag based: obtain business context from device as grouped together

• Manual: manual contextualization through UI

• Ability to extend existing or define customized methods with OWB

Business Rules Contextualization

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Demonstration System Topology

Oracle- ERP- MES

Other MES

Other ERP

Excel Data

Tables

Staging Tables

Equipment Raw Data Tables

processflow

Fact Tables

Local PC

- csv Data TablesPLCs SCADA Systems

KEPServerEX

Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)

OBIEE

Filezilla

(ftp transfer)

XS mappingETL mapping

process flow

MOC

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Demonstration System Topology

Oracle- ERP- MES

Other MES

Other ERP

Excel Data

Tables

Staging Tables

Equipment Raw Data Tables

processflow

Fact Tables

Local PCLocal PC

- csv Data Tables

Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)

OBIEE

Filezilla

(ftp transfer)

XS mappingETL mapping

process flow

Common ServerCommon Server

PLCs SCADA Systems

KEPServerEX

MOC

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Manufacturing Operation Center

Analytics Overview

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Analytics Overview

• Reporting Framework• Pre-defined metadata model mapped to physical schema• Pre-configured metrics, hierarchies, dimensions, facts, and joins• Foundation for ad hoc reporting

• Pre-packaged Analytics• Pre-defined dashboards and reports• Serve as templates for customization

• Integrated with EBS Foundation • Access thru EBS Responsibility and Menus

• Reporting Done thru OBIEE Tool

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Oracle BI Enterprise Edition

OracleBI Server

ProactiveDetectionand Alerts

DisconnectedAnalytics

Ad-hoc Analysis

MS OfficePlug-in

Reporting & Publishing

Interactive Dashboards

OLTP & ODSSystems

Data WarehouseData Mart

SAP, OraclePeopleSoft, Siebel,

Custom Apps

FilesExcelXML

BusinessProcess

Multidimensional Calculation and Integration Engine

Intelligent Caching Services

Simplified Business Model and Abstraction Layer

Intelligent Request Generation and Optimized Data Access Services

Key Benefits:

ComprehensiveUser Friendly UIRich FeaturesHot Pluggable

Oracle BI Suite Enterprise EditionOracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition

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Oracle BI Server: Developer Administration Tool

Physical Layer:

Metadata imported from the database containing

relationships among tables

Presentation Layer:

Facts and Dimensions as visible to the user

Logical Layer:

Facts and Dimensions derived from physical

tables

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Catalog with Facts, Metrics, and Dimension for Ad Hoc Reporting

Presentation Server: End User Interface

Simple UI to build Ad Hoc Reports (Answers)

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Pre-Packaged Dashboards

• Asset Performance• OEE by Department• Downtime Detail

• Batch Performance• Batch Performance

Detail• Production

Performance

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Manufacturing Operation Center

Architecture Direction

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Architecture Direction

• Event Management Framework• Additional inbound/outbound adaptors

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