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The  Internet  of  Things  is  driving  an  industrial  revolution  termed  as  Industry  4.0.  A  hallmark  of  this  revolution  is  the  advancement  of  manufacturing  technology  and  processes  into  cyber  physical  systems  that  communicate  and  cooperate  in  real  time  between  themselves  and  human.  Corporations  can  now  take  their  manufacturing  operations  to  a  new  level  of  efficiency  using  real-­time  machine,  factory  performance  and  product  quality  data.  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  is  a  customer  ready  solution  that  integrates  real-­time  machine  data  and  factory  performance  data  into  the  discrete  manufacturing  decision  making  process.  Factory  managers,  line  managers  and  production  planners  can  have  greater  understanding  and  control  over  their  operations.  Streaming  data  from  the  factory  floor  drives  built-­in  analytics  to  measure  equipment  health  and  production  output  against  Key  Performance  Indicators(KPIs),  creating  an  unprecedented  level  of  visibility  and  control.  

       

K E Y   F E A T UR E S  

•   Understand  the  real-­time  status  of  all  factory  locations  

•   Drill  down  to  see  detailed  information  at  the  production  line  and  machine  levels  

•   Predefined  Production  Monitoring  KPIs  gauge  the  efficiency  of  your  operations.  

•   Perform  real-­time  comparative  analysis  across  factories,  production  lines  and  machines.  

•   Integrates  with  existing  Production  Management  solutions  

•   Runs  on  Oracle’s  enterprise-­grade  cloud  infrastructure  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gain  Manufacturing  Visibility  

Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  receives  and  processes  data  from  the  factory  floor  to  generate  current  views  of  factory  operations  and  production  line  output.  From  a  global  overview  down  to  the  health  of  specific  machines,  up  to  date  production  status  is  readily  available  to  production  managers,  machine  operators  and  floor  supervisors.  

   

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K E Y   B U S I N E S S   B E N E F I T S  

•   Improved  operational  visibility.  Extend  manufacturing  processes  and  logistics  operations  by  leveraging  operational  machine  data.  

•   Real-­time  insight.  Optimize  production  lines  by  analyzing  and  acting  on  real-­time  production  data.  

•   Manage  resources.  Quickly  identify  idle  or  underutilized  equipment  to  maximize  product  output.    

•   Secure  and  scalable.  Benefit  from  an  enterprise-­grade  solution  for  production  monitoring.  

 

                                                                       

 

Figure  1:  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Cloud  Production  Cloud  Geographic  View  

 

Drill  Down  

Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  collects  data  at  the  manufacturing  machine  level  and  based  on  production  line  and  factory  definitions,  presents  a  holistic  view  of  operations.  •   Factory  Level.  A  factory  can  be  defined  in  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  as  one  or  more  production  lines.  

•   Product  Level.  Monitor  production  progress  of  product,  visualize  product  routing  and  identify  bottlenecks.  

•   Machine  Level.  View  machine  availability  statistics,  visualize  associated  sensor  data  to  pinpoint  problem  areas  and  identify  machine  issues  that  affect  production  output.  

Predefined  KPIs  

The  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  includes  predefined  KPIs  at  each  level  of  factory  and  product  monitoring.  KPIs    •   Factory.  View  factory  performance  against  plan  for  factories,  lines  and  machines  by  products.  

•   Machines.  Track  machine  availability  and  view  reported  percentage  of  machines  in  use,  idle  and  out  of  service.  

•   Multiple  Views.  View  KPIs  in  tabular  or  geographic  contexts.  

Customizable  Maps  and  Production  Floor  Views  

Using  your  existing  data  for  factory  location,  production  line  configuration  and  machine  assets,  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  creates  an  accurate  visual  representation  of  your  production  environment.  

   

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Mapping  capabilities  allow  viewing  your  production  operations  at  a  global  scale.  Drilling  down  on  a  particular  area  of  the  map  reveals  additional  details  at  the  regional  or  factory  levels.  Map  views  dynamically  adjust  based  on  search  criteria,  allowing  quick  visibility  into  production  status  for  specific  products  or  production  lines.  

Diagnose  Production  Anomalies  Gathering  shop  floor  data  is  pointless  if  customers  can’t  use  it  to  drive  overall  equipment  effectiveness  (OEE)  or  optimize  production  processes.  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  app  analyzes  streaming  data  from  the  production  floor  to  detect  anomalous  conditions  and  KPI  variations  across  machine/line/factory.  Floor  Managers  can  view  live  data  and  view  comparisons  across  machines  and  locations  to  determine  anomalies  in  their  operations.  

Stream  Live  Data  

Streaming  data  from  the  production  floor  is  analyzed  to  detect  anomalous  conditions  and  visualize  them  on  the  shop  floor  and  in  terms  of  KPI  variations.  Production  Monitoring  dashboards  display  line  status,  products  produced  and  how  the  factories  and  lines  are  producing  with  respect  to  plan.  

Comparative  Analysis  

Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  provides  the  tools  needed  to  compare  and  contrast  performance  of  all  your  production  assets.  Comparative  views  allow  quick  identification  of  factories,  lines,  machines  and  products  that  are  underperforming  with  respect  to  plan.  

 

 

Figure  2:  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud  Comparative  Analysis  

   

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Act  on  Prescriptive  Factory  Analytics  Based  on  displayed  KPIs,  Factory  Managers  can  quickly  determine  the  root  cause  of  production  faults  and  delays  and  take  corrective  action.  

Root  Cause  Determination  

Using  detailed  time  series  sensor  data  collected  directly  from  the  production  equipment,  the  Factory  Manager  can  quickly  identify  reasons  for  suboptimal  machine  performance  or  machine  failures  that  are  impacting  production  throughput.  

Incident  Creations  

The  built-­in  rules  engine  can  process  incoming  data  to  automatically  detect  these  conditions  and  create  incident  reports,  alerting  production  personnel  to  potential  problem  before  production  is  impacted.  Incident  reports  can  be  integrated  with  other  Oracle  products  to  dynamically  generate  and  assign  work  orders,  thus  speeding  the  time  to  problem  resolution.  

Issue  Resolution  

Detailed  machine  performance  data  enables  Factory  Floor  Workers  to  observe  machine  operation  remotely  and  arrive  on  scene  properly  equipped  to  repair  the  affected  machines.  Depending  on  equipment  capabilities,  operators  may  be  able  to  remotely  reset  equipment,  avoiding  the  need  for  time  consuming  site  visits.  

 

Figure  3:  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring’s  Production  Floor  VIew  

Oracle  Cloud  Deploying  your  business  applications  in  the  cloud  can  deliver  both  short-­  and  long-­term  benefits,  including  cost  savings,  improved  agility,  and  faster  innovation—but  only  if  your  

cloud  is  enterprise-­grade.  When  evaluating  your  cloud  strategy,  it’s  important  to  consider  the  level  of  control  and  choice  you  will  either  maintain  or  give  up  to  achieve  some  of  these  benefits.  There  are  also  additional  risks  to  consider  when  outsourcing  all  or  part  of  your  applications  to  a  third-­party  cloud  provider,  making  it  important  to  always  evaluate  the  quality  of  these  services  as  key  purchasing  criteria.    

Oracle  has  been  delivering  cloud  services  to  large  and  small  organizations  around  the  globe  for  more  than  a  decade  and  has  a  strong  legacy  of  providing  best-­of-­breed  functionality  for  business  and  industry  applications.  All  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Applications  are  part  of  Oracle  Public  Cloud  and  are  easily  integrated  with  other  Oracle  Cloud  Services.  Using  prebuilt  integrations  you  can  drive  rapid  Internet  of  Things  innovation  that  extends  your  manufacturing  processes  and  logistics  operations.

CON T A C T   U S  For  more  information  about  Oracle  Internet  of  Things  Production  Monitoring  Cloud,  visit  oracle.com  or  call  +1.800.ORACLE1  to  speak  to  an  Oracle  representative.  

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