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© 2012 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.
WW TSS-07: INTRODUCING: Proactive System Monitoring Services & Solutions Support
Krishnan Iyer, Paul TrapaniSamir Bhargava, William Nyman
October 2012
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Catch & fix issues early on
WhatIf..?
Prevent unplanned outages
Get alerted on potential issues
Track changes to system parameters
Systems Monitoring Issues – What if ….
Focus on businessDon‘t have to adjust system parameters frequently
Have knowledge of optimized performance levels of systems
Get quick resolution of issues
Get periodic reporting on your systems‘ performance
Systems issues get reported automatically to Invensys
Increase yields
Increase revenue
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Independent Survey Results (excerpt)…
Interest in Invensys Monitoring Tools & Service
• Nearly two-thirds of participants are interested in tools or services from Invensys to monitor software applications and systems
• Preferences do not vary by product brand
ServiceXRG - ww.servicexrg.com, Remote Support Customer Preferences Study
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Independent Survey Results (excerpt)…Interest in Invensys Monitoring Tools & Service – By Region
ServiceXRG - ww.servicexrg.com, Remote Support Customer Preferences Study
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Proactive Support – Where are we today?
• Currently GCS predominantly provides reactive technical support based on reported issues
• Provision of ‘remote’ support is via use of WebEx for reported issues
• Proactive and automated support is becoming more mainstream
– Channel partners have indicated a growing need for such solutions
– Latest survey results show increased need for remote support solution
• Maturity and global usage of Wonderware software in critical factory automation functions makes remote support more of a necessity
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Introducing …Proactive System Monitoring Services
• Avoid unplanned downtime
• Maintain optimum performance of mission critical assets
• Ensure system health/performance
• Augment onsite plant resources
• Provide support for remote plant locations
The Objective
Part of Customer FIRST Program Offering
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Proactive System Monitoring Services
• Initial base-lining of monitoring systems’ attributes
• Provide real-time, continuous monitoring of systems
• Identify and alert on potential issues before they disrupt operations
• Respond to alarms utilizing standard support and escalation procedures in collaboration with customers
• Provide periodic system health-check reports
The customer’s benefit from remote monitoring services is in the timeliness and effectiveness of the response to an issue
Multi-faceted Service:
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Proactive Remote Monitoring Services
Customer Site
Lake Forest Slovakia Germany Shanghai ….. ….
GCS Tech Support Engineers
RSS Monitoring
App.
L2 Support
Conce
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Proactive Remote Monitoring Services
IOM Regional Monitoring Centers
Customer Site
Monitoring System
Event Data
Internet
Lake Forest Slovakia Germany Shanghai ….. ….
GCS Tech Support Engineers
RSS Monitoring
App.
L2 Support
Conce
ptua
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Proactive Remote Monitoring Services
IOM Regional Monitoring Centers
Customer Site
Monitoring System
Event Data
Internet
Lake Forest Slovakia Germany Shanghai ….. ….
GCS Tech Support Engineers
IOM Global Monitoring CenterBackup Center,
Consolidated Reporting,Dashboard
Internet
RSS Monitoring
App.
L2 Support
Access to Monitoring Data
Conce
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IOM Regional Monitoring Centers
Customer Site
Monitoring System
Event Data
Alert?
Internet
SR Created in Case Management
System
Lake Forest Slovakia Germany Shanghai ….. ….
GCS Tech Support Engineers
Acknowledge issue, provides
resolution
IOM Global Monitoring CenterBackup Center,
Consolidated Reporting,Dashboard
Internet
Internet
L2 Support
RSS Monitoring
App.
Access to Monitoring Data
Proactive Remote Monitoring Services
Conce
ptua
l Mod
el
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Monitoring Components ...Customer Site
WW Application
Application Agent
Infrastructure Agent
Case Resolution
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Monitoring Components ...Customer Site
WW Application
Application Agent
Infrastructure Agent
Rules Engine
Alert Identification
Data Gathering
Case Creation
Case Resolution
Tech. Support Communications
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Monitoring Components ...Customer SiteIOM
WW Application
Application Agent
Infrastructure Agent
Rules Engine
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1-way communication
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Monitoring Components ...Customer SiteIOM
WW Application
Application Agent
Infrastructure Agent
Rules Engine
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Alert Identification
Data Gathering
Case Creation Secure
1-way communication
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Monitoring Components ...Customer SiteIOM
WW Application
Application Agent
Infrastructure Agent
Rules Engine
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Alert Identification
Data Gathering
Case Creation
Case Resolution
Tech. Support Communications
Secure
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1-way communication
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The Approach and Next Steps …
• Finalize customer requirements
• Design and architect technology platform
– Partner with proven, industry-standard technology vendors
• Conduct pilot project with selected customers (Oct/Nov ‘12)
• Setup technology infrastructure, designate resources, implement processes
• Production launch of Proactive Remote Monitoring Services (Early ‘14)
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Summary …
• Part of Customer FIRST program offering
• Objective is to provide proactive support via continuous monitoring
• Includes initial base-lining of systems to be monitored
• Includes periodic system health check reports
• Will start off with pilot program before production launch
Proactive System Monitoring Services
© 2012 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.
Solutions Support
Samir BhargavaWilliam Nyman
October 2012
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Problem Statement
Background• Gap exists between Requirements and Product• Complete Solution requires:
• Incorporate unique rules / processes• Custom user interface• Custom integration• Custom reporting
Currently provide for various solutions to
20+ customers
Background• Gap exists between Requirements and Product• Complete Solution requires:
• Incorporate unique rules / processes• Custom user interface• Custom integration• Custom reporting
Issues• Support gap between Product and Solution Delivery• Strategy to manage customer Solution Knowledge• Sustaining engineering for custom code• Transition of ownership from delivery to long term
support
Issues• Support gap between Product and Solution Delivery• Strategy to manage customer Solution Knowledge• Sustaining engineering for custom code• Transition of ownership from delivery to long term
supportResolution• Extent product support to include support for
complete solution• Ongoing support for custom development
extensions• Maintain solution documentation and knowledge• Customizations upgrade and enhancements
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Lifecycle of an Application
Plan & Build
Operate & Maintain
Improve & Optimize
Evolve & Modernize
Solution Lifecycle
Application SupportKnowledge TransferDelivery
Custom SolutionSupport
Solution Maintenance
Product Support Customer FIRST
Software Upgrade
Delivery
Enhancements
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Solution Support: Building on Customer FIRST
Solution Support
Customer FIRST
Required • Set-up support relationship• Entitlement to support of underlying products
• Functional issues• Bug fixes and patches• Enhancements and upgrades
• Access to support website and knowledgebase
• Entitlement to support of application• Custom code• Extensive configuration
• Support for interfaces to other business systems• Maintenance of code and related documentation• Build and maintain offline test system• Ongoing changes/enhancements
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Benefits of Solution Support:Building on Customer FIRST
• Protect Critical Investments – Sustain and extend the life of business-critical applications implemented at substantial costs
• Maximize Asset Performance – Provide resolution to functional and operational issue to reduce downtime and optimize productivity and performance of assets.
• Reduce Total Cost of Ownership – Balance short term budgets with longer term needs to effectively manage overall costs.
• Escrow Custom Applications Code and Documentation – Unlike Generally Available software, there is no vault or specific responsibility to version control code and update documentation.
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Business Environment RealityChallenges in Sustaining Value after Successful Implementation
Evolution Challenges
Evolution – IT & business applications out of phase with business needs, need of continuous improvement and occasional step changes
Infrastructure Challenges
Infrastructure – changes in Corporate IT environment, , alignment of various solutions/tools
Resources ChallengesResources – experience, turn over, staffing, training, knowledge
Operational Challenges
Operational – sustaining solution/ user performance by addressing functional and technical issues
Actual
Potential
Va
lue
TimeDoing nothing is not an OPTION
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Interest in Invensys Solution Support Service
Not a
t all inte
rest
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Not ver
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rest
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Neutral
Som
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rest
ed
Extrem
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0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
7.0%
14.4%
30.4%
38.2%
10.0%
• Nearly half (48.2%) of respondents express interest in solution support services from Invensys.
• Less than a quarter (21.4%) of participants are not interested.
How interested are you in a service provided by Invensys / Wonderware to provide end-to-end solution support for applications and customized code?
* Market survey conducted by ServiceXRG in Mar’12 of current Invensys customers with about 1000 respondents
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Attributes of a Solution Support
1
Not Important
2 3 45
Extremely Important
Average
Support for Custom Functionality 5.3% 9.6% 28.5% 40.2% 16.4% 3.5
Lifecycle maintenance of Application Health 4.6% 9.9% 31.9% 36.9% 16.7% 3.5
Lifecycle maintenance of Application Knowledgebase 6.4% 10.7% 29.2% 34.5% 19.2% 3.5
Sustaining Engineering (software maintenance / custom code) 3.9% 10.9% 34.5% 33.8% 16.9% 3.5
Support for Custom Integration 4.3% 11.5% 32.0% 35.3% 16.9% 3.5
Application Design Review and Enhancement Services 5.0% 16.0% 32.3% 31.6% 15.2% 3.4
Local Parts Management 11.4% 16.0% 30.2% 26.7% 15.7% 3.2
On-site Hardware Support 12.8% 14.9% 31.6% 28.7% 12.1% 3.1
Onsite Invensys / Wonderware Engineer 15.6% 18.8% 24.5% 27.3% 13.8% 3.0
Which of the following elements of an end-to-end solution support program are most important to you?
* Market survey conducted by ServiceXRG in Mar’12 of current Invensys customers with about 1000 respondents
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Preferred Provider of Solution Support Services
Internal team with tools pro-vided by Invensys38.7%
Invensys authorized sys-tem integrator
10.2%Invensys distributor
6.9%
In-ven-sys
44.2%
• 38.7% of respondents would like to perform solution support activities with internal staff using tools provided by Invensys.
• Customers are interested in services from Invensys partners.
• The majority (44.2%) of respondents indicate that they would like Invensys to provide solution support services.
Which of the following is your preferred provider for end-to-end support for Invensys solutions?
* Market survey conducted by ServiceXRG in Mar’12 of current Invensys customers with about 1000 respondents
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Deliverables of Solution Support
Solution Support
Application Support
Integration Support
Sustaining Maintenance
Document Management
Enhancements
Support for functional issues related to custom application aspects of the Solution limited to as defined in the design specification to develop the Solution.
Support for the custom integration limited to defined in the design specification to develop the Solution up to the point where the data is transferred, passed to, or staged to a third party system.
Custom code review or debug to resolve a reported issue or to implement a fix. Maintain master version of code with audit trail and escrow
Maintain a centralized copy of the solution documentation with updates and versioning when a change to the solution is made.
Provide or limited enhancements or changes to the custom application to align with changing business needs
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Process Flow for Getting Support
Customer Super User analyzes Line Issues and raise it to GCS, if required
Triage by GCS to decide if it is a Product or Application issue
For Product Issues, Product Expert work with R&D deliver resolution
If entitled to Solution Support, diagnosed by Solution Support expert
Code Fix or Change requires access to Code
Check back Code, Update Documentation
Code change tested and fix proved
Fix / Resolution delivered to the Customer
Seamless Process for Total Solution Support
No
Functional Issue resolved by Solution Support
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Solution Support: Pre-Requisites
Customer Acceptance of
Solution
• Completion of implementation• Successful user acceptance test• Close all outstanding issues from delivery
Complete Documentation
• Functional Requirements and Design Specification• Acceptance Scripts and Use Cases• Troubleshooting, User and Administration Guide
Custom Code Vault
• Solution Documentation under Version Control• Access to Master Copy of Custom Code• Custom Code in a Version Control Vault
Customer Super User
• Trained Resources at Customer Site• Identification of Super User
Clone for Testing• Set-up of Clone for troubleshooting and testing
Remote Access• Secure Access to Site Network and Server to diagnose• Right Security Level for Administrative Access
Knowledge Transfer
• Objectives and Scope• Design and Architecture• Testing and Used Cases
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Solution Support: Effort Estimation
Effort required to support Custom layer of Application under Solution Support
depends on:
• Complexity of customization and configurations
• Number of sites running the application
• Commonality of solutions across the sites
• Distribution of sites across regions
• Customer resources training and experience
It is NOT one size fits all
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Current Status and Next Steps
• Currently: Invensys provide Solution Support to a limited set of customers
• MES Applications
• OTS Applications
• Currently: deliverables included are inconsistent
• Currently: processes of engagement and delivery are different between
solutions and regions
• Roll out a well defined Solution Support offering
• Create consistent processes to access Support, report issues and get
resolutions
• Offer it across all regions and for all applications build using underlying
Invensys software products
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