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Introductions

Why this topic?

Predictive Maintenance and Quality (PMQ) Overview

Customer Examples

PMQ Architecture Overview

Q & A

Today’s Agenda

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Architectures & Data Transformation

Solutions

Tools

Methodologies & Techniques

People & Processes

Senturus Webinar Series Topics

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Our Approach:

Our webinars are delivered by Senturus team members

and industry experts (guest speakers)

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Architectures & Data Transformation

Solutions

Predictive Analytics applied to Maintenance & Quality

Tools

Methodologies & Techniques

People & Processes

Today’s Webinar

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Our Approach:

Our webinars are delivered by Senturus team members

and industry experts (guest speakers)

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John Peterson

CEO,

Senturus

Anuj Marfatia

IBM Program Director,

Solutions Marketing

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Who we are

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Senturus: Business Analytics Consultants

Business

Intelligence

Enterprise

Planning

Predictive

Analytics

Our Team:

Business depth combined with technical expertise.

Former CFOs, CIOs, Controllers, Directors

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700+ Clients, 1400 Projects, 13 Years

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Senturus has been a IBM Cognos “

Premier

” Partner for

12 years (One of 10 such Partners in North America)

Senturus has won a number of IBM and Cognos

awards

over those years

Senturus sits on the

board

of the Cognos User Group of

Northern California

A number of Senturus consultants are

former IBM

Cognos

employees

IBM Cognos professional services has

often staffed

their consulting engagements with Senturus people

We have delivered over 1,000

successful

projects using

IBM technologies

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Why now?

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The Evolution of Business Analytics

Operational Reports

Dashboards & Scorecards

SQL Reports

OLAP & Ad-hoc

Forward

Looking

Integrated Planning &

Forecasting

Advanced Visualization

Predictive Analytics

Rear

View

Mirror

Present

Future

Past

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Today’s Situation

Organizations have spent over a

Trillion

dollars on

operational systems (ERP, CRM, etc.) which contain

massive amounts of valuable digital data

Organizations have spent

Billions

of dollars on Business

Intelligence systems and data marts/warehouses

New IP-based devices are throwing off

Billions

of records

(“data exhaust”) daily

I.E. – The Data Is There!

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Today’s Situation (cont.)

Moore’s law has driven

massive increases

in computing

power, storage space, and network bandwidth.

…while

reducing cost

Thus, driving esoteric

applications into the mainstream

.

I.E. The Power and Software is There!

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Today’s Situation (cont.)

BUT, most BI systems still simply pump out

canned reports showing

past

activity

AND, expect humans to sift through it all in

order to make impactful business decisions and

take appropriate action for the

future

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Shifting from Reactive to Proactive

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Poor asset

performance

• Lack of visibility into

asset health • High costs of unscheduled maintenance • Inability to accurately forecast asset downtime and costs

• Resultant

unnecessary process proliferation • Aging assets pushed

to limits to meet consumer needs

Limited process

integration

• Lack of visibility of predictors across organizational silos • Difficulty synchronizing demand and supply • Too many manual

processes and information sources • Losses in processes have become normal • Resource complexity makes it harder to respond to changing needs Raw-material price volatility Compliance and scrutiny Aging workforce Complex supply chains Customer demands

Lean

operations

Predictive and Business Intelligence Predictive Maintenance and Quality

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Number of sensors by 2015

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Estimated price of average

passive sensor by 2021,

representing a 66 percent

decrease in eight years

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Percent of CIOs with mandates

to transform the business who

are looking to simplify key

internal processes

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99%

#1

Failure of critical assets was

the top risk stated by

executives as having the

biggest impact on operations

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1 trillion,

USD0.03

Interconnected growth,

lower data-capture cost

Focus on operational

processes

Risk of asset failure

1Making Markets:Smarter Planet. IBM Investor Briefing, 2012

2 Big Data-Startups, “The Great Sensor-Era: Brontobytes Will Change Society,” April 16, 2013.

3 Aberdeen Group, Asset Management: Using Analytics to Drive Predictive Maintenance, March 19, 2013. 4 IBM, The Essential CIO: Insights from the Global Chief Information Officer Study, May 2011.

Predictive and Business Intelligence Predictive Maintenance and Quality

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IBM Predictive Maintenance and Quality

Accelerate time to value

• Real-time capabilities

• Big data, predictive and

advanced analytics

• Quicker and more-accurate

decision making

• IBM Maximo

®

integration

• Open architecture

• Business intelligence

Improve

asset productivity

Increase

process efficiency

Reduce

Operational

costs

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• Helps monitor, maintain and optimize

assets for better availability, utilization

and performance

• Helps predict asset failure to better

optimize quality and supply chain

processes

• Reduces guesswork during the

decision-making process

PMQ Enables Better Business Outcomes

Combined with out-of-the-box models,

dashboards, reports and source connectors

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PMQ offers business value for organizations

BUSINESS USE CASES BUSINESS VALUE

Predict asset failure

Assess failure based on usage

and wear characteristics

Use individual-component information,

environmental information or both

Help identify conditions that can lead to

high failure

Predict poor quality parts/components

• Help detect anomalies within processes

• Compare parts against a master

• Conduct in-depth, root-cause analysis

Estimate and extend component life

Increase return on assets

Improve maintenance, inventory and

resource schedules

Improve quality and reduce recalls

Reduce time to identify issues

Improve customer service

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Israel Electric Increases Grid Reliability

20% cost reduction

by avoiding the expensive

process of reinitiating a power

station after an outage

USD80,000 savings

per turbine on petrol combustion

costs by avoiding malfunctions of

turbine components

Increased

efficiency

of preventive maintenance

schedules, costs and resources,

resulting in fewer outages and

higher customer satisfaction

Business problem: The company’s research institute is charged with

improving the safety and reliability of power generation and transmission while fueling innovation. That includes planning for disruptive events such

as solar storms, making improvements in transmission efficiency, incorporating new sources of renewable energy into the grid and analyzing growing volumes of data from an increasingly smart grid.

Solution: This energy provider uses powerful predictive analysis to understand when and why outages occur so it can take steps to prevent

them.

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Honda R&D Co., Ltd Uses Predictive Analytics

50% reduction

in carbon dioxide emissions by

commercializing EV technology

Business challenge: Because all-electric vehicles (EVs) do not use gasoline as do traditional or hybrid cars, they rely entirely on their batteries for power.

Honda R&D Co., Ltd., a division of Honda Motor Co., Ltd., wanted to better understand what factors had the greatest effect on battery performance and

longevity.

The smarter solution: Honda R&D can now gather and analyze near-real-time battery data from Fit EVs on the road in Japan and the United States. Analysis can identify which operating factors, such as road conditions, charging patterns and trip length, have the greatest effect on battery life. Further analysis can help the automaker predict when batteries need to be replaced so it can alert owners

in advance.

“Data gathered from the real-world operation of our vehicles is critical to predict the longevity of current batteries and greatly influences future product design.”

—Senior chief engineer, Automobile R&D Center

Boosts confidence

and customer satisfaction with

EVs by improving performance

Improves design

by analyzing massive amounts

of operating data

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#1

Asset performance

Process integration

Collect and integrate data

Structured and unstructured, streaming and at rest

Generate predictive and statistical models

Attain analytical insights

Display alerts and recommend

actions

Act upon insights

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Predictive

Maintenance

and Quality

• Data agnostic

• User-friendly model creation

• Interactive dashboards

• Enables faster decisions

PMQ Analyzes Data from Multiple Sources

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PMQ uses data from raw format to action

Telematics, manufacturing execution systems, existing databases, distributed control systems High-volume streaming data Enterprise asset management systems

IBM Predictive Maintenance and Quality

End user reports,

dashboards, drill downs

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With a proven architecture

• Advanced analytics powered by IBM SPSS

and Cognos software • Data integration

provided by IBM Integration Bus and

IBM InfoSphere®

Master Data Management Collaborative Edition software, which feeds a

prebuilt, data schema based on IBM DB2®

software

• Process integration with automatic work-order

generation from Maximo software • Data models, message

flows, reports, dashboards, business rules, adapters and key

performance indicators Telematics, manufacturing execution systems, existing databases, distributed control systems High-volume streaming data Enterprise asset management systems

Predictive

analytics

Decision

management

Business

intelligence

Analytic data store

(Prebuilt data schema for storing quality, select machine and production data, and configuration)

Integration bus

(Prebuilt data schema for storing quality, select machine and production data, and configuration)

End user reports, dashboards, drill

downs

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Converges Asset Management & Analytics Capabilities

Analytical insights Asset lifecycle manage-ment Facilities operation Staff planning Supply chain processes

• Better maintenance

windows to reduce

operating expense

• More efficient assignment

of labor resources

• Enhanced capital

forecasting plans

• Enhanced spare parts

inventory

• Automated analytical

techniques, including

anomaly detection for

assets and sensors

• Improved reliability and

uptime of assets

• Asset maintenance history

• Condition monitoring and

historical meter readings

• Inventory and purchasing

transactions

• Labor, craft, skills,

certifications and calendars

• Safety and regulatory

requirements

Enterprise asset

management

Predictive Maintenance

and Quality

=

Better outcomes

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Maximo integration

Real-time capabilities

Big data, predictive and

advanced analytics

Accelerated

time to value

Quicker, more accurate

decision making

Open architecture

Business intelligence

PMQ Key Features

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Infrastructure

activities

• Program and project management • Setup and installation

• Hardware • Software • Specialists • Hosting

Analytical

activities

• Solution impact assessment • Business case development • Use case definition

• Data integration • Information modeling • Predictive modeling

Specialized

skills

• Integration skills • Business consulting • Industry skills • Maintenance experts • Maximo specialists • Industry expertise • Scientists and mathematicians

Prof. services

Vendor software

Vendor research

Vendor systems and technology

Client value

PMQ is a Comprehensive Solution

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Business value

assessment

Align business capabilities with business strategy, and

recommend a road map for improved

value.

Solution workshop

Lay out the path ahead, from immediate improvements to a common future vision.

Proof of concept

Prove the path forward, starting small and

scaling up.

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Visioning workshop

Whether via web seminar, at your facility

or in an IBM solution center, we can begin

charting a course.

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Let’s Get Started with Better Business Outcomes

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