1 CIM OSA CIMOSA Computer Integrated Manufacturing Open System Architecture 1 David CHEN IMS-LAPS, University Bordeaux 1

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CIMOSA

Computer Integrated Manufacturing Open System Architecture

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David CHEN

IMS-LAPS, University Bordeaux 1

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ESPRIT PROJECT CIMOSA - Consortium AMICE

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SIEMENS

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CAP GEMINI SESABelgium

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Enterprise Engineering and Enterprise Modelling based on CIMOSA

Definitions of Enterprise Modelling

Ref. F. Vernadat (2004)

The art of externalising knowledge which adds value to the enterprise or needs to be shared, i.e. to describe the things of the enterprise

Concerns function, behaviour, information, resource, organisation, economic or other aspects of a business entity

Used to represent the structure, behaviour, components and operations of a business entity to understand, (re)engineer, evaluate, optimise and even control business operations and performance

Must be open to simulation/analysis and decision support

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ABC Enterprise

Organisation ModelFunctional Model

Economic Model

Resource ModelInformation Model


Enterprise Model Structure

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Goals of Enterprise modelling


to understand/explain

to experiment (analyse, compare, test, evaluate/predict performances)

to learn & decide (what-if scenarios)

Major advantage: to build a common consensus on how enterprise operations work (or should work)

to operate/control

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Enterprise modelling

Reasons Benefits

Provide decision support through model-based simulation of process alternatives

Use model-based process monitoring and control in enterprise operation

Enhanced Decision Making capabilities through use of up-to-date model information

Improved process operation through availability of up-to date model information

Obtain common understanding More efficient process operation through ease of communication between participants

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CIMOSA

CIMOSA Modelling Framework

CIMOSA Integrating Infrastructure

CIMOSA Modelling Language

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CIMOSA APPROACH

IntegratingInfrastructure

Referencearchitecture

Modelling Release

Particular implementationmodel

Implemented in

IntegrateControl

- Modelling framework- Integrating infrastructure

Enterprise (not integrated)

IntegratedEnterprise

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Integration Levels

(AMICE, 93)

BUSINESS INTEGRATION

APPLICATION INTEGRATION

PHYSICAL SYSTEM INTEGRATION

CIM Integration

CIM Evolution

Knowledge-Based Decision Support Business Control

Automated Business Process Monitoring

Production and Process Simulation

Portable Applications Distributed Processing

Common Services/ Execution Environment

Common (Shared) Data Resources

Inter System Communication/ Network Configuration & Management

Data Exchange Rules and Conventions

Physical Systems Interconnection

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Generation of Views

Instantiation of Building Blocks

Information View

RequirementsDefinition Model

DesignSpecification Model

ImplementationDescription Model

ParticularModel

ReferenceArchitecture

PartialModels

GenericConstructs

Function View

Resource View

Organization View

Derivation of Models

EU AMICE Project:

- Three modeling levels

- Four modeling views

- Three instantiation levels

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CIMOSA Integrating Infrastructure

The Integrating Infrastructure provides a set of service entities for model engineering and enterprise operation control.

Hardware System Y

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NetworkSupportServices

Hardware System Z

OperatingSystem C

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Node 2 Node 3

Hardware System X

OperatingSystem A

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System Wide Business Process Management Services

System Wide Information Management Services

System Wide Exchange Services

System Wide Front End Services

Node 1

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The CIMOSA Enterprise System Life Cycle

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CIMOSA Modeling View concept

VIEW: Perception of real world according to a viewpoint

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CIMOSA Enterprise Modelling - Business Process Modelling

• CIMOSA Modelling Function View Information View Resource View Organisation View

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Relations Between Views at the Requirements Definition level

INFORMATIONVIEW

ORGANISATIONVIEW

FUNCTIONVIEW

RESOURCEVIEW

ENTERPRISEOBJECT

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CAPABILITY

RESPONSIBILITY

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Modeling language constructs:

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CIMOSA Process Based Modelling

Domains with interacting Domain Processes

Decomposition of a Domain Process into Business Processes and Enterprise Activities

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Definition of Enterprise Activities

Domain Process Representation as a network of Enterprise Activities

Enterprise Activity with Inputs and Outputs

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Applications of Enterprise ModellingExample: Extended Enterprise / Supply Chain

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CEN/ISO 1439 Framework Enterprise Modelling

Provides a common conceptual high-level framework within which key concepts of the enterprise can be identified, documented and shared with partners.

Established ‘the cube’ with its three dimensions of:

modelling levels –different lifecycle stages (requirements definition, design specification, implementation description);genericity – providing generic concepts which are then specialised to a particular industry sector and finally to a specific enterprise; and

views – classifying concepts by four areas of concern or modeller viewpoint (function, information, resource and organisation).

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Documents

1 CIM OSA CIMOSA Computer Integrated Manufacturing Open System Architecture 1 David CHEN IMS-LAPS, University Bordeaux 1