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WW OPS-05 Improve Production

Execution Visibility, Agility &

Performance with Wonderware MES

Jeff Nuse

Senior Product Manager – MES Jeff Barkehanai

Product Manager – MES Quality

@InvensysOpsMgmt / #SoftwareRevolution

/Wonderware /InvensysVideos

social.invensys.com

© 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.

Jeff Nuse

Senior Product Manager – MES Jeff Barkehanai

Product Manager – MES Quality

/Wonderware

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World-Class Manufacturing & Production

What’s the Journey??

Organization Design

 Align their organization to satisfy the needs and wants of

its customers in an effective, timely manner

Eliminate organizational barriers to communication

Performance Measurement

 Recognize the importance of measurement in defining the

goals and performance expectations of their organization

 Relentless commitment to continuous improvement,

which cannot be achieved without measurement

Organization Design

 Align their organization to satisfy the needs and wants of

its customers in an effective, timely manner

Eliminate organizational barriers to communication

Performance Measurement

 Recognize the importance of measurement in defining the

goals and performance expectations of their organization

 Relentless commitment to continuous improvement,

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World-Class Manufacturing & Production

What’s the Journey??

Information Systems

 Leverage world-class information systems for collecting,

processing and disseminating data

Operations Capabilities

 Capable of producing the right quantity, the right quality,

at the right time, and at the right price

Highly available production assets

Quality

 All quality costs (prevention costs, cost of defects, etc.) are

evaluated and held to the lowest reasonable sum

“Zero defects” is the goal

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Information Systems

 Leverage world-class information systems for collecting,

processing and disseminating data

Operations Capabilities

 Capable of producing the right quantity, the right quality,

at the right time, and at the right price

Highly available production assets

Quality

 All quality costs (prevention costs, cost of defects, etc.) are

evaluated and held to the lowest reasonable sum

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The Supply Chain…

Let’s Explore How Wonderware Production and Performance Offerings Enable Organizations to Achieve and Maintain

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Wonderware’s Operational Management

Approach

Enabling the Journey to Operational

Excellence Series of Functional ProgramsAsset, Safety, Env, Productivity, PeopleEnable Horizontal Value Scenarios

Across our Industrial CapabilityAcceleration to Result Slide 6 • Foundation of Capability for SolutionsEnabling SustainabilityEnabling Evolution on Journey

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Invensys’s Operational Management

In Context with the Supply Chain & Automation

ERP PLM EAM SCM L e v e l 3 M a n u fa c tu rin g E x e c u tio n S y s te m L e v e l 4 Bu s in e s s P la n n in g & L o g is tic s Production & Performance Applications

Wonderware Enterprise Integrator (WEI)

A ppl ic a ti on & R e port ing C li e nt s & 2 ol L e v e l 3 M a n u fa c tu rin g E x e c u tio n S y s te m Production & Performance Applications

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Wonderware MES Software

• Full MES Functionality according to MES/MOM

standards

– Operations (incl. Inventory) and Quality operations & Performance Management

– Enables step by step functional implementations

• Sustainable Standard Software

– Highly configurable

– Flexible, consistent enhancements in scope and size

• Integration with Customer processes

– Superior shop floor integration and execution

– Standardization support and reusability

– Enterprise Integration

Wonderware MES Software

Operations

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• Full MES Functionality according to MES/MOM standards

– Operations (incl. Inventory) and Quality operations & Performance Management

– Enables step by step functional implementations

• Sustainable Standard Software

– Highly configurable

– Flexible, consistent enhancements in scope and size

• Integration with Customer processes

– Superior shop floor integration and execution

– Standardization support and reusability

– Enterprise Integration

Performance Operations

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Wonderware

Operations

Improves Production Execution Consistency, Visibility, and Agility

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Wonderware MES Operations

Overview

Business Value

• Foundation for Agile Production Processes

• Improve Production Consistency

• Empower Supply Chain Applications

• Enforce Compliance & Governance

Key Capabilities

• Open, Modular, Scalable, Extensible

• Full-Featured MES Capability – “Dock-to-Dock”

• Real-Time Visibility to Production Activities

• Comprehensive Manufacturing Genealogy

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Business Value

• Foundation for Agile Production Processes

• Improve Production Consistency

• Empower Supply Chain Applications

• Enforce Compliance & Governance

Key Capabilities

• Open, Modular, Scalable, Extensible

• Full-Featured MES Capability – “Dock-to-Dock”

• Real-Time Visibility to Production Activities

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Wonderware MES Operations

Features

Product Definition

Order Management

WIP & Inventory Management

Step Execution

Setpoint Management

Work Instructions

Product Definition

Import Product Definitions from External Applications

Configure Multiple BOMs (e.g. versioned) for each Finished or Semi Finished Material

Define Multi-Level BOMs

Define Multiple Substitute Materials for each BOM Item

Attach Work Instructions to Materials

Order Management

Create Work Orders Manually or Import from an External Application (e.g. ERP)

Attach Routing Instructions, BOMs, BORs, Setpoints, SOPs, and Data Collection Requirements to a Work Order

Capture Work Order Events (e.g. Status Change, Production, Consumption) at each Operation on a Process Route

Sequence Work Orders Manually or through a Finite Capacity Scheduling (FCS) Application

WIP & Inventory Management

Define a Hierarchy of Storage/Stock Locations to Track Materials – Fixed or Moveable

Track Materials as Bulk and/or Lot Based

Assign Configurable “Grades” and “States” to all Materials

Calculate and Enforce Expiry Dates

Capture Complete Genealogy Trail of all WIP and Inventory Activities

Step Execution

Configure Steps (or Tasks) for each Operation within a Route

Configure and Enforce Step Execution Order

Attached Work Instructions to a Step

Assign BOM Items to a Step

Assign Machine and BOM Setpoints to a Step

Configure Step Activity (e.g. Collect Data, Consume Material)

Setpoint Management

.

Define Values (e.g. Min., Max., Nominal), Instructions,

Comments and Work Instructions for each Setpoint

Associate Setpoints with a Particular Work Center/Machine, a Material or a Procedural Step

Download Setpoints to Automation Devices

Work Instructions

Define Electronic Folders with Associated Documents and Work Instructions (Multiple Versions)

 View Many Different Document Types (e.g. PDF, Microsoft

Documents, Web Pages, etc.)

 Link Work Instructions and Documents to Products, Work

Orders, Operations, Work Centers or Procedural Steps

Product Definition

Order Management

WIP & Inventory Management

Step Execution

Setpoint Management

Work Instructions

Product Definition

Import Product Definitions from External Applications

Configure Multiple BOMs (e.g. versioned) for each Finished or Semi Finished Material

Define Multi-Level BOMs

Define Multiple Substitute Materials for each BOM Item

Attach Work Instructions to Materials

Order Management

Create Work Orders Manually or Import from an External Application (e.g. ERP)

Attach Routing Instructions, BOMs, BORs, Setpoints, SOPs, and Data Collection Requirements to a Work Order

Capture Work Order Events (e.g. Status Change, Production, Consumption) at each Operation on a Process Route

Sequence Work Orders Manually or through a Finite Capacity Scheduling (FCS) Application

WIP & Inventory Management

Define a Hierarchy of Storage/Stock Locations to Track Materials – Fixed or Moveable

Track Materials as Bulk and/or Lot Based

Assign Configurable “Grades” and “States” to all Materials

Calculate and Enforce Expiry Dates

Capture Complete Genealogy Trail of all WIP and Inventory Activities

Step Execution

Configure Steps (or Tasks) for each Operation within a Route

Configure and Enforce Step Execution Order

Attached Work Instructions to a Step

Assign BOM Items to a Step

Assign Machine and BOM Setpoints to a Step

Configure Step Activity (e.g. Collect Data, Consume Material)

Setpoint Management

.

Define Values (e.g. Min., Max., Nominal), Instructions,

Comments and Work Instructions for each Setpoint

Associate Setpoints with a Particular Work Center/Machine, a Material or a Procedural Step

Download Setpoints to Automation Devices

Work Instructions

Define Electronic Folders with Associated Documents and Work Instructions (Multiple Versions)

 View Many Different Document Types (e.g. PDF, Microsoft

Documents, Web Pages, etc.)

 Link Work Instructions and Documents to Products, Work

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Wonderware MES Operations

Seamless Integration to Automation

Operations Capability Object (OCO)

Supports the following automated transactions:

 Create & execute jobs/orders

 Record production & consumption

 Create & transfer inventory

 Load specifications

 Record production events

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Supports the following automated transactions:

 Create & execute jobs/orders

 Record production & consumption

 Create & transfer inventory

 Load specifications

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Wonderware

Performance

Improves Asset Utilization, Increases Capacity

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Business Value

• Improve Asset Utilization (OEE)

• Reduces Capital Expenditures

• Increases the Capacity of Existing Assets

• Empowers Operators

Key Capabilities

• Detect, Capture & View Utilization Events

• Manual & Automated Data Collection

• Real-Time Visibility to Production Performance

• Bottleneck and Root-Cause Analysis

Wonderware MES Performance

Overview

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Business Value

• Improve Asset Utilization (OEE)

• Reduces Capital Expenditures

• Increases the Capacity of Existing Assets

• Empowers Operators

Key Capabilities

• Detect, Capture & View Utilization Events

• Manual & Automated Data Collection

• Real-Time Visibility to Production Performance

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Equipment Utilization

Equipment Performance

Production Progress

Wonderware MES Performance

Features

Equipment Utilization

Detect and Capture Utilization Events  View Equipment Events

Monitor and Record Equipment State

Automatically or Manually Assign Reason Codes

Equipment Performance

Calculate OEE for Equipment / Line  Trigger Events and Display

Analyze Event Frequency and DurationAssign What States Affect OEE Calculation

Production Progress

Provide a Clear Indication of Work Order Progress to the

Operator in Real-Time

Calculate OEE and Other Custom KPIs

 Estimate Expected Completion Date and Time

Equipment Utilization

Equipment Performance

Production Progress

Equipment Utilization

Detect and Capture Utilization Events  View Equipment Events

Monitor and Record Equipment State

Automatically or Manually Assign Reason Codes

Equipment Performance

Calculate OEE for Equipment / Line  Trigger Events and Display

Analyze Event Frequency and DurationAssign What States Affect OEE Calculation

Production Progress

Provide a Clear Indication of Work Order Progress to the

Operator in Real-Time

Calculate OEE and Other Custom KPIs

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Wonderware MES Performance

Seamless Integration to Automation

Utilization Capability Object (UCO)

Provides the following capability:

 Configure utilization events to collect for each asset

 Automatically captures event data (start/stop time, etc.)

 Automatically collects

production performance data

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Provides the following capability:

 Configure utilization events to collect for each asset

 Automatically captures event data (start/stop time, etc.)

 Automatically collects

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Wonderware

Quality

Improves Product Quality and Consistency Through Real-Time SPC and Analysis

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Business Value

• Improve Quality and Consistency, Reduce Process Variation

• Identify, Correct Deviations in Real-Time

• Meet Regulatory, Customer Compliance

Key Capabilities

• SPC Alarms, Alerting and Charts

• Integrated Specification Management

• Sample Plan Definition and Execution

Wonderware Quality

Overview

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Slide 18 Business Value

• Improve Quality and Consistency, Reduce Process Variation

• Identify, Correct Deviations in Real-Time

• Meet Regulatory, Customer Compliance

Key Capabilities

• SPC Alarms, Alerting and Charts

• Integrated Specification Management

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Wonderware Quality

Features

Specification Management

Sample Plan Definition Mgt.

Sample Plan Execution Mgt.

Statistical Process Control

(SPC)

Specification Management

Import Specifications from an External Source (ERP/PLM)  Define Product and Process Specifications in the Context of

Materials, Equipment, and Operations

Define and Attach Characteristics (Variable & Attribute)Define Specification Overrides

Sample Plan Definition Management

Import the Sample Plan from an External Source (ERP/PLM)  Configure “What” Characteristics to Collect

 Configure “When” the Characteristics Should be Collected  Select from Multiple Frequency Types: Time, Qty, Event, etc.Attach Multiple Frequency Types to a Sample Plan

Sample Plan Execution Management

Sample Collection Notification

 View Sample Details & Recorded Data  Additional Sample Request GenerationManual or Automatic Sample Collection

Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Standard Run Rule Selection

SPC Charts – XBar Range and Sigma, Moving Average, X

Individual, p/np/c/u/DPMO

Feedback of Control Rule Violations

 Additional Operator Data Collection (e.g. Comments)

Specification Management

Sample Plan Definition Mgt.

Sample Plan Execution Mgt.

Statistical Process Control

(SPC)

Specification Management

Import Specifications from an External Source (ERP/PLM)  Define Product and Process Specifications in the Context of

Materials, Equipment, and Operations

Define and Attach Characteristics (Variable & Attribute)Define Specification Overrides

Sample Plan Definition Management

Import the Sample Plan from an External Source (ERP/PLM)  Configure “What” Characteristics to Collect

 Configure “When” the Characteristics Should be Collected  Select from Multiple Frequency Types: Time, Qty, Event, etc.Attach Multiple Frequency Types to a Sample Plan

Sample Plan Execution Management

Sample Collection Notification

 View Sample Details & Recorded Data  Additional Sample Request GenerationManual or Automatic Sample Collection

Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Standard Run Rule Selection

SPC Charts – XBar Range and Sigma, Moving Average, X

Individual, p/np/c/u/DPMO

Feedback of Control Rule Violations

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Wonderware MES Product Roadmap

Performance 2014

© 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.

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Wonderware Performance 2014

• New Line Management functionality

– Bottlenecks

– Parallel Entities

• New Web Client

– Configuration

•Line Management

•Entity Standards / Configuration

– Runtime Production Operations

– Historical Utilization and Production Information

• New Line Management functionality

– Bottlenecks

– Parallel Entities

• New Web Client

– Configuration

•Line Management

•Entity Standards / Configuration

– Runtime Production Operations

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Line Functionality

The “Line”

• Has a Utilization Reason

– Set manually / automatically at the Line level or set based on Reason from child entities in the Line

• Has Current Job(s)

– Multiple Work Orders, Item, “Operation” for the Line, Quantities

– Production Counters (Good / Reject) – for ERP reporting

– Performance Counters – for “performance”

– KPI’s of the same type as the individual Entities in the Line

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• Has a Utilization Reason

– Set manually / automatically at the Line level or set based on Reason from child entities in the Line

• Has Current Job(s)

– Multiple Work Orders, Item, “Operation” for the Line, Quantities

– Production Counters (Good / Reject) – for ERP reporting

– Performance Counters – for “performance”

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Line Functionality

Parallel Entities as Bottleneck

• The Bottleneck in a Line is the Entity with the slowest Production Rate. The rate of the Bottleneck Entity or Segment in a Line

determines the production rate of the Line.

• If Parallel Entities are the Bottleneck, then the production rate of the Line is the sum of the rates of the Entities making up the Bottleneck.

• The Bottleneck in a Line is the Entity with the slowest Production Rate. The rate of the Bottleneck Entity or Segment in a Line

determines the production rate of the Line.

• If Parallel Entities are the Bottleneck, then the production rate of the Line is the sum of the rates of the Entities making up the Bottleneck.

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MES Performance 2014

Utilization Capability Object (UCO)

• Performance / Utilization / OEE / Utilization Object (UCO)

– OEE Calculations exposed in the UCO

– Imports / Export of Configuration into UCO

– Simplification of “Performance” for easy deployment

– High Speed Status changes

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MES Operations 2014

Operations Objects

• Operations Object (OCO)

– High Speed transactions

– Split off Specifications from the OCO – new Specifications Object SCO

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Wonderware MES Roadmap

MES 2014 Operations Q1 2015 MES 2014 Performance Q1/Q2 2014 Slide 26 CY2014 MES 2014 Operations CY2013

! Dates are for guidance only and will change

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Wonderware MES Product Roadmap

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Cause and Cause Group Definition

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MES Client Configuration - Categories

Add ability for

Categories to contain cause groups and characteristics Used to limit list of assignable causes shown in an SPC Chart Add ability for Categories to contain cause groups and characteristics Used to limit list of assignable causes shown in an SPC Chart

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SPC Chart to Add Cause

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SPC Chart Control Enhancements

• Enable/Disable Display statistics on the chart

–Individual values, mean, and range

–Cp / Cpk / Pp / Ppk

• Populate Header Fields and options of what to show (none, minimal, most, all)

–Characteristic / Chart type / Item (Minimal)

–Item Description / Operation / Entity (Most)

–Operator / Test Equipment (Most)

–Specification Limits / Unit of Measures (All)

• Right Click Option

–Assign / Unassign Cause to a Point

–Mark a Sample as Ignored

–Mark a Sample as Control Move

–Comments / Notes Management

• Enable/Disable Display statistics on the chart

–Individual values, mean, and range

–Cp / Cpk / Pp / Ppk

• Populate Header Fields and options of what to show (none, minimal, most, all)

–Characteristic / Chart type / Item (Minimal)

–Item Description / Operation / Entity (Most)

–Operator / Test Equipment (Most)

–Specification Limits / Unit of Measures (All)

• Right Click Option

–Assign / Unassign Cause to a Point

–Mark a Sample as Ignored

–Mark a Sample as Control Move

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Sample Frequency Definition Added

• New Frequency Type - Production Unit Count

–Generate new sample after X units of production have been reported

–Will predict into the future based on job/entity standard production rate

–Production count reset options on job change, main item change, shift change, or never

• New Frequency Type - Production Unit Count

–Generate new sample after X units of production have been reported

–Will predict into the future based on job/entity standard production rate

–Production count reset options on job change, main item change, shift change, or never

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Additional MES Quality Items

• Automatic Calculation of Control Rules to include

– Number of samples to use

– How many samples must exist before calculating limits

• Archive / Restore

– Quality data from the Sample table and dependent tables

• Sample Plan can be marked as requiring verification of the user

– User must reenter password when saving manual data

• System Parameters for setting maximum number of samples or time period when calculating process statistics

• Sample Recording Object trigger command for creating a new sample

• Evaluation of Control Rule Violations for Attribute Characteristics

– Includes p, np, c, u, and DPMO chart evaluation of rule violations

• Sample Viewer Control Improvements

– Configurable Refresh Rate

– Added Priority and Severity to grids

– Next / Previous button in Results Editor

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• Automatic Calculation of Control Rules to include

– Number of samples to use

– How many samples must exist before calculating limits

• Archive / Restore

– Quality data from the Sample table and dependent tables

• Sample Plan can be marked as requiring verification of the user

– User must reenter password when saving manual data

• System Parameters for setting maximum number of samples or time period when calculating process statistics

• Sample Recording Object trigger command for creating a new sample

• Evaluation of Control Rule Violations for Attribute Characteristics

– Includes p, np, c, u, and DPMO chart evaluation of rule violations

• Sample Viewer Control Improvements

– Configurable Refresh Rate

– Added Priority and Severity to grids

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Wonderware MES Quality Management

Roadmap

MES Quality Management Release (MES 2012 v4.5) September 2012 QI Analyst V 8.0 SP3 Nov 2013 QIA to MES QM Migration 2015 WW MES QM MES 2012 P1 March 2013 CY2014 CY2012 QIA to MES QM Migration CY2013 WW MES 2014 Q2 2014 WW MES QM MES 2012 P1 CY2015

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