Lifecycle of Service Creation using the ISA-95 MOM White Paper Published

June 2, 2010
The white paper details the lifecycle of MOM Service creation using the ISA-95 MOM standard for services oriented architectures (SOA) for manufacturing.

It discusses the process of decomposing the ISA-95 Part 3 core functions from the global and strategic levels of the manufacturing enterprise to the atomic level of the plant's manufacturing operations. The outcome of this process is 1) the MOM atomic functions are mapped to manufacturing reusable Services across different manufacturing types or forms and 2) an MOM Functional Services Gap Analysis is applied to identify manufacturing automation and operations gaps.

This paper was produced as part of the MESA/ISA-95 Best Practices Working Group through an international peer review process involving 5 or more subject matter reviewers. This MESA White Paper will also be published in one of two methodology best practices collection, Book 2.0, The MOM Chronicles, or Book 3.0, When Worlds Collide in Manufacturing Operations (Collections published by ISA, 10/1/10).

This white paper is available at: http://www.mesa.org/knowledge-base/details.php?id=382. All of MESA's white papers are available at www.mesa.org for $25.00 per paper for individual papers, or become a MESA premium member and have complimentary access to over 250 white papers, presentations, MOM/MES guidebooks, industry studies and web casts.

The above paper content is part of an open discussion in the below UnConference Session at
MESA 2010 North American Conference
Dearborn, Michigan U.S.A.
June 21 - 23
www.mesa.org

Beyond Standards--Unlocking Your Operations Potential
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 23, 2010, 9:00am-12:00pm
The first track will be led by members of the MESA/ISA95 Best Practices Working Group. The general topic is "Unlocking Your Operations' Potential."

Potential specific topics include the following with final conversations determined by the participants' requests:

  • ISA-95 Maturity Model Assessment and Migration Strategies
  • Architectures for manufacturing operations master data. And, who and how should it be governed?
  • Applying SOA to manufacturing operations architectures
  • B2MML Integration Patterns and Data Mapping
  • Integration PLM, ERP and MOM in a Discrete Manufacturing Environment
  • Integration of Manufacturing Intelligence with MOM
  • ISA-95 Contextualized Operations Workflows for Industrial BPM
Facilitated by:Charlie GiffordChair, ISA-95/MESA Best Practice Working GroupChair, MES/MOM Ask the Expert Committee for Managing Automation MagazineChief Manufacturing Consultant, 21st Century Manufacturing Solutions LLCDr. Thomasma / Capgemini Americas / DetroitProjects & Consultingmobile: (734) 730-9112 [email protected] Grasley, P.Eng.Director, MES ConsultingASECO Integrated SystemsOakville, ON | York, PAcell: 717-881-3418 | tel: 905-339-0059 [email protected] - www.mesa.org

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