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Page 1: IIoT Platforms for the Factory Floor - TMCNet

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IIoT Platforms for the Factory Floor

February 14, 2017

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Evolution of IoT on the Factory Floor

February 14, 2017Presentation Title 2

Connect

Contextualize

1868

System

Sensor(sense)

input output

Controller(respond)

1960 1995 2017

DCS / PLC

HMI / SCADA

MES / MOM

ERP / EAM

Capture(sense)

Control(respond)

Control theory is first published…

Computing comes to industrial processes…

Supervisory control for coordinating multiple assets (work center / seconds - minutes)

Lifecycle management of enterprise assets (enterprise, supply chain / hours - weeks)

Process control of thing/physical asset(motors, pumps, etc. / sub-seconds)

Orchestration of production resources(factory / minutes - hours)

Proliferation of the Internet …

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The Manufacturing IT Engine has Stalled

Ref: LNS Consulting

Ref: Gartner

Moving from Monolithic to Modular

MES: How IIoT Is Transforming

Manufacturing Operations

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Need to converge IT and OT to Increase Velocity

February 14, 2017Presentation Title 4

OT today: Controlling a world of “Things”

IT today: Managing a world of “Persons”

Some “things”

Some “places”

Some “times”

Some “people”

Cu

rren

t R

ealit

y

move /

store

sell /

consumemake

Process Control Loop“Did I execute the task?”

[Real-Time]

Operational Control Loop“Did I fulfill the order?”

[Minutes – Hours]

Financial Control Loop“Did I make money?”

[Days – Weeks]

grow(market share, margin)

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New Expectations in Manufacturing Operations Management

It is not enough to manage operations in silos anymore

Assets Reliability Availability Operational Cost Operational Risk

Processes Quality ThroughputWaste / Rework Lead Time

People Decisions Engagement Cycle Time Turnover

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Virtual Product Design

Supply Chain Network

Digital Twin of the Manufacturing Enterprise -

Virtual Manufacturing

Service/Repair Shop

Each twin behaves differently in a group vs

running by itself

1 + 2 + 3 ≠ 6

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Drive Insights

Realize Outcomes

Make decisions for People, Processes

and Assets

©2016 General Electric Company - All rights reserved

Correlate and Create Data

Dependencies

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Understand Data

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Industrial Internet platform

requirements

Cloud

Mobile

Security

User Experience

Edge

Asset ManagementPredictive

insights

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The Expansion of Cloud Architecture in Manufacturing

Customer Data Center/Cloud and

Other Apps

APIs &Data Feeds

On Premise

Operator Supervisor Plant Manager Administrator Engineer Data Scientist

Field A

gent

Intelligence and Analytics-Efficiency, KPI, WIP, Routing,

Quality, Genealogy Functions) Cloud

Real-Time “Big Data” Warehouse

Field Agent

Customer Systems Manufacturing Operations Big Data Metrics & AnalyticsAndAnd

Business SystemsERP, PLM, LIMS,

EAM,HRM,…

Control SystemsPLC, DCS, SCADA, Scanners, Printers

`Mfg SQL Database

Historian

Existing Manufacturing Execution Systems

`Edge Processing

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Move from Cognitive Analytics to Predictive Analytics

February 14, 2017Presentation Title 10

What If Trends Continue?

What Action Is Needed? (Check Soak Time)

What Will Happen Next? (Machinery Failure)

What’s The Best That Can Happen?

Why Is This Happening?

How Many, How Often, Where? (Top 5 Sites Material Usage)

What Happened? (Daily Material Usage)

StatisticalAnalysis

Forecasting

PredictiveModeling

Optimization

Leve

l of

Man

ual

Co

gnit

ion

Degree of Intelligence

What Is The Cause of The Problem? (Temperature)

StandardReports

Ad HocReports

QueryDrilldown

NotificationAlerts

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Remember this?

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Now it’s this

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Google maps analogy - gather data

Google Maps Efficiency Analysis

• Collects map data

• Consumes road information, speed limits, user input and other forms of exogenous data, including construction data, school schedules over time

• Creates a rich data set that provides an overall picture of all the roads in the world

• Collects manufacturing data

• Consumes machine data, production throughput, waste/quality metrics as well as other data sources, over time

• Aggregates information to calculate OEE KPI’s for a line, plant and/or global enterprise

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Google maps analogy – help me decide

Google Maps Route Optimization Enterprise & Plant Optimization

• Uses data to calculate the optimal route and provides an estimated time of arrival

• Provides a recommendation as to when the user should leave to make it on time to their desired location taking into account current traffic

• Uses data calculate the best route and time to start a work order and provides an estimated time of completion

• Provides the context to understand production throughput, inventory, quality issues and accounts for any disruptions and maintenance that could impact the ability to complete the work

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Google maps analogy –route guidance & optimizationGoogle Maps Route Guidance Execution Tracking

• Provides route guidance and estimates the completion time based on the existing conditions

• Tracks live traffic and updates route guidance. May alert the user that an alternate route is available

• Provides visibility into orders being produced and manages material movement

• Tracks live order completion, WIP, Takt Time and provides a dashboard to monitor and estimate order completion

• Calculate best route along with Asset Optimization

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Benefits seen from Customers using Analytics

Reduce Product Cycle Times by 20%

Reduce Manufacturing Costs by 20%

Streamline the Supply Chain

Reduce Warranty Investigation Time by 70%

Reduce Rework and scrap by 25%

Increased visibility Reduces WIP by 10-20%

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GE Brilliant Manufacturing Strategy

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Digital model of manufacturing capabilities

Collection of Digital Twins

Connect systems and services

Increase manufacturing productivity

Digital Model

“what if” analysis

Automate the Result

Simulate/ Execute

Edge-to-Cloud architecture

Applications discover platform capabilities

Application mashup framework

Shop floor connectivity with core tools

APM for machine impact on production

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