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2012 Honeywell Users Group Asia Pacific
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Intuition™ Executive: People, Process & Technology David Dickson
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"The Information Revolution is underway.
But it’s not happening where information scientists, information executives, & the
information industry are looking for it.
It is not a revolution in technology, machinery, software, or speed.
It is a revolution in CONCEPTS"
Peter Drucker. Forbes ASAP, August 24 1998
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Integrating EPCs to Industry O&Ms Integration of life-cycle data for O&G production facilities – the interoperability challenge
EPC or Drilling
As Built Construction
System
Equipment Configuration
Operating Procedures
Maintenance Procedures
Financial Asset Registry Equipment Configuration
Field Procedures & Control Systems
Equipment Configuration & Constraints
Operations MES-OPM-ORM
Equipment Configuration & Constraints
Engineering Master Data
Equipment Specification, Configuration & Capabilities
CMMS
Equipment Configuration & Maintenance Procedures
OEM PDM
Manufacturer Product Data
System
Engineering
Owner/Operator Systems
Registry of Assets
Registry of Products
Register of Structures
CMS Equipment Conditions
Business ERP-ERM-BI
KPIs, Orders, Inventory, Performance
Understand People, Process & Technology to maximise Interoperability
Engineering Data Operations & Maintenance Data
PDLM needs to be considered in the context of an order of magnitude in change of assets over the development phases into full production e.g. 10000 to 300000
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Our Customers’ Challenges
Starved for INFORMATION Drowning in DATA
Increasingly Complex Operations
Skilled Resource Shortage
Managing the Bottom Line Managing Compliance
Market Variability & Speed of Change
Faster, Better Decisions
Data Access, Information Management, Workflows
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1990s & 2000s
Analyse Dashboards & KPIs
Increasing number
of dashboards, software
1990: typical plants are using 30+ info systems to manage
business & process performance
1980s & 1990s
Visualise & Report
Creating reports from the vast amount of data
1980: Advanced Process Control fully emerges
1970s & 1980s
Measure Early Automation
Increasing data collection and storage
1975: Honeywell introduced one of the first DCSs – the
TDC 2000
Evolution of Industrial Data
CHALLENGE: So much data & so
many reports! What is important?
CHALLENGE: What can I optimize?
CHALLENGE: What do we do with
all this data?
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ACTION - The FUTURE of Industrial Data
2010s & Beyond
Action Age
Analytics – Anticipating, Collaborating, Taking
Action
2000: Data is increasing at a rate of 200%, doubling ever year
CHALLENGE: What will happen and what actions can we
take? 2000’s 0’s
SharePoint & Office• Task lists• eMail• Notification• Documents
Step
Semantic Model Service
• Asset Tracker
Step
PTW
Step
LAA
Step
Step
Other Systems• Scheduling• CMMS• OpsProd Model• HR System
MES Framework Services
• e.g. WST Validation & Approval
Action
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What if Customers Could?
Capture knowledge & share information and best practices for smarter, more agile decisions
Predict problems & identify opportunities in time to act on them
Drive performance with workflows to ensure knowledge is acted on
NOW YOU CAN
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Look for intelligence and judgment and, most critically, a capacity to anticipate, to see around corners.
- Colin Powell
Pred opp the
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- Henry Ford
Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.
Cap info for
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Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare.
- Japanese Proverb
Dri wo is a
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The Immediate Challenges & Context Are we getting
maximum throughput?
Are we on track to meet our weekly
production targets?
What can I improve? What
needs to change?
How do our production figures look
against budget? Where can we improve financial performance,
quickly?
Processes
People
Technology
•The key to understanding the transformation problems at hand is to support clear Definition of the primary dimensions of the scope •People •Process •Technology
•The Challenges •Regulatory & Environmental Constraints •Resource Constraints •Data Deluge •The need to adopt new technologies
• In addition are the classic challenges to justify & confront a Business Improvement or Transformation Project
Operations Supervisor
GM Operations Field or Plant Manager
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Executive Officer
12 | CSG Business Transformation | 4 October 2012
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Intuition Executive NOW YOU CAN
Measures Connectivity & Federation
to any data source (including DCS, historians, applications, and MES systems)
Contextualises Models &
Blended Information
with tools to describe how the data from different data sources relates to each other, integrating and relating data on the fly
Analyses Calculations, Active
Monitoring & Reporting
through its calculation and event engine and triggers the right actions in the right circumstances
Presents Visualization & Analytics
the information in a Microsoft® SharePoint® portal using graphics, trends, tree maps and lists
Intuition Executive is software for enterprise-wide information integration and real-time visualization. It moves beyond simple data access and display to providing context.
Acts Orchestrated Workflow
Importantly, we don’t leave the client with shelf-ware, but enable best practices, knowledge & procedures to be automated drive toward Operational Excellence
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OPC/OPC UA/Web Services/RSS
OPC HA server and Semantic DB hosting multiple data model standards: OPC UA, ProdML, ISA-95, MIMOSA, PPDMA, etc
MS Workflow
SharePoint Portal XAML standard GUI
SOA enabled Matrikon analytical services Process Monitor, Calculation Engine, Alarm Manager, etc
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Discover | Measure | Analyse | Improve | Architect | Commit Define
Orchestrate business processes spanning multiple applicationsOrchestrate
Present and collaborate across functions and COEPresent
Analysis engine delivering complex calculations and event processing & generate analysis in Reports
Analyze
Measure your business by capturing data, events, and documentationMeasure
Contextualize your business by scalable & flexible data modellingContextualize
COTS ICT
Infrastructure
Consulting method and technology are applied on existing or improved IT Landscape
Industry Framework Industry Consulting method
Process Engineering to support Continuous Process Improvement
Maturity & Impact Assessment
•Technology deployment for transformation & improvement initiatives •Process-aware, execution, measurement, control, & integration
Context – Define People Process & Technology
BT COE [Centre of Excellence] enabled by Honeywell Industry Vertical Consulting Practice
Honeywell Technology Landscape
Supported by Intuition™ Executive’s layered services: •Present •Orchestrate •Analyze •Contextualize •Measure
Data-sources Documents &
Content
DEFINE
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XDISCOVER MEASURE ANALYSE ARCHITECTIMPROVE COMMIT
Demand Planning & Forecasting
Supply and Demand Planning
Inventory Forecast
Production Management
Yield & Loss Accounting
Process Safety Management
Production Execution
Enivronmenta l Compl iance
Inventory Management
Transportation
Supply Network Planning
Order Fulfillment
Contract Process ing
Sales Order Process ing
Del ivery Process ing
Bi l l ing
Dis tribution Planning
Safety Stock Planning
Trading
Risk ManagementCustody Transfer Meter Readings
Quanti ty Convers ions Tools
Compla int Process ing
Business Performance
Production Planning
Production & Capaci ty Planning
Bulk Transportation Planning
Transportation Execution
Bulk Schedul ing
Pipel ine Management
Pipel ine Operations
Terminal Management
Terminal Automation
Inventory Va luation Update and
Management
Production Schedul ing
Opportunity Eva luation
Plan Performance
Price Forecast
Inventory Reconci l iation
Custody TransferManagement
Hydrocarbon Quanti ty Convers ion
Energy Monitoring
On-Line Optimization
Operations Management
Process Engineering
Quality Management
Qual i ty Control
Qual i ty Noti fications
Qual i ty Certi fi cates
Operations Reporting
Incident Management
Operations Risk Management
Operations Performance
EH&S ManagementAdvanced Process
Control
EnterpriseAsset
Management
Finance, Personnel, and
Relationship Management
Asset Management
Preventive & Predictive
Maintenance
Work Order Management
Facility Management
Physical Security
Access Control
Cyber Security
Emergency Response
Integration Framework, Mobility Solutions, Anayltics Layer, Master Data Management, Document Management
Management of Change
Mechanica l Integri ty
Shut down / Turnaround
Management
Rotables Management
Rel iabi l i ty Centered Maintenance
Asset Diagnostics
Contracted Services Management
Service parts & Inventory
Management
Operations Tra ining
Operations Staffing, Tra ining & Labor
Mgmt
HazopCompl iance For
Products
Emiss ions Data Capture
Test Equipment Management
Qual i ty Audit Management
Shared Services
Laboratory System
Qual i ty Planning
Qual i ty Inspection Process ing
Work Clearance Management
CRM
Financia ls
Personnel Management
ProcurementTechnica l Asset
Management
Safety Instrumented Systems
Regulatory Control and Measurement
Procedura l Operations
His torian
Offs i tes Management
Product Blending
Supply Chain Management Manufacturing Planning and Execution Production Support
Monitoring & Fol low Up
Field Operator Ass is t
Process Des ign & Optimization
Work Instructions & Procedures
Manage Operating Envelope
Alarm ManagementRecycl ing
Adminstration
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Supply Planning Scheduling
Operations FunctionsOff-sites Operations
MaintenanceLaboratory
Offline Plant Optimization/SimulationProduction Accounting
Safety, Health, Environmental, and FireEngineering and Technical Systems
Performance Monitoring Control & Instrumentation
Advanced Control and OptimizationInformation Systems
Practices and ArchitectureOrganization & Business
Business IncentivesBusiness Process Efficiency
Knowledge base
Continuous Process Improvement
Continuous Measurement & Control & Technology Leadership
WebParts Libraries
Intuition Federator Server
IIS
Intuition Services(Including Model & Security)
Matrikon OPC UA Wrapper “A”
DCR - Intuition Portal Server
SharePoint
Intuition SharePoint Feature
IIS
Intuition Calculation Server
Intuition Stream Processor (StreamInsight / CEP)
Intuition Virtual Calculation Service
Port 21380
TCP/IP (WCF, Port 80)
Intuition Event Notifier
SharePoint
OPC UA (Port 21380)
OPC UA
OPC UA (Port 21380)
Client(s)
Web Browser (MS Internet Explorer 7 or 8)
HTTP (Port 80)
IEH (Alarm Manager) Collector Service
IEH (Alarm Manager) Archive
Service
TCP/IP Port xxxx
TCP/IP (WCF Port 8731)
TCP/IP (WCF Port 8000,OPC UA Port 16234)
TCP/IP (WCF, Port 16234)
TCP/IP(WCF, Port 80)
Industry Vertical FRM
Deliver
Scalable
Process Repository
Standards
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DELIVER
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X BASELINE DESIGN MODEL BUILD INTEGRATE TRANSFORM ACCEPT
3
REALISE
TUNE EMBRACE SERVICE VERIFY
PROSPER
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X EVALUATE EXTEND EVOLVE ADVANCE S
•We need a Full Lifecycle Method to understand & Deliver & Sustain
DEFINE
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DISCOVER MEASURE ANALYSE ARCHITECT IMPROVE COMMIT
How do we understand People Process & Technology
Processes
People
Technology
And Critically - we need to Define the Problem!
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• Transformation Objectives • Industry Standards • Sustainability • Customer Specific • Factor-based Maturity Assessment
• Industry Vertical Maturity Assessment • Inventorise Business Processes identified for Analyse Stage •Maturity Gap Analysis
• Impact assessment: Objectives vs Maturity
• Prioritise Business Processes •Business Process workshops & As-Is Process Maps •Business Architecture
• 6σ: SIPOC, Improvement Wheel & FMEA (as required) • Lean tools (as required) • To-Be Business Process Maps • Process Gap Analysis
• Final Architectural Package: • System Architecture and guidelines • incl. process, function, information, data & technology
• Programme Roadmap (and POC definition as required) • Charter, Scope, Governance, Cost Benefits Analysis • Project Acceptance Criteria
• BT Business Case & Benefits estimate •BT Project Board review and approval of BT Project plans, budgets and conditions for
commencement
DEFINE
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DISCOVER MEASURE ANALYSE ARCHITECT IMPROVE COMMIT
IX Transformation - How do we understand people process & technology
Processes
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Processes We need a Framework to describe the Business
Orchestrate business processes spanning multiple applicationsOrchestrate
Present and collaborate across functions and COEPresent
Analysis engine delivering complex calculations and event processing & generate analysis in Reports
Analyze
Measure your business by capturing data, events, and documentationMeasure
Contextualize your business by scalable & flexible data modellingContextualize
Motivation (Why) Time (When) People (Who) Function (How) Network (Where) Data (What)
Motivation Reasons Timing Periods Organisation Groups
Process Transformations
Network Nodes Inventory Sets
Concerned with translation of Business goals and
strategies into specific business targets/metrics for
perspective of the BT programme
Concerned with the timing of Business
activities and sequence of events to achieve
these timings
Concerned with the geographical distribution
of the client activities and the necessary ICT
infrastructure
Concerned with describingthe process of translating the
client's mission intosuccessively more detailed
definitions of its operations
Concerned with addressing the understanding of, and dealing with, the client’s
business data.
Concerned with describing who is
involved in the business and in the introduction of new
technology.
KPIs, Scorecards, Operating Principles
Tasks, SOPs, Alerts and Events
Role-based views & HMI Architecture
Workflow and PPIBPEL, WF
Integration ArchitectureTechnolology Standards,
Systems, connectivity standards
ModelUML, Semantic format
Analyze Analyze Present Orchestrate Measure Contextualize IX Service Layer Analyze Analyze Present Orchestrate Measure Contextualize
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Look for intelligence and judgment and, most critically, a capacity to anticipate, to see around corners. - Colin Powell
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- Henry Ford
Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.
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Capture Expert Knowledge • Identify opportunities and avoid
problems that previously passed unnoticed
– Avoid significant environmental or safety infractions
• Capture the knowledge of your experts with collaborative tools
– Training junior staff or for when experts are unavailable
• Improve personnel productivity – Searchable information resides in
document libraries, wikis
• Tools for the end-user to collaborate with other peers and experts
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Trend - Embracing Collaboration.
Good morning Steve,
I’m still having issues with catalyst activity in reactor 2. The KPIs show 79% efficiency yields despite cutting back to
92% of target rates and running the inspection procedure. Should I move up
the maintenance work? What do you think? – Jack
Good afternoon Kevin – Yes, I see what you’re seeing. Something similar happened at the Lytton refinery last year. Changing the
regeneration procedures and flash drum temperature constraints
helped a lot. Here, take a look at these before and after conditions.
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Technology Enabling Business Transformation
Workflow Orchestrate
SharePoint Portal, Presentation Webparts, KPI Dashboards Present
Intuition Stream Processor, Intuition Virtual Calculation Service, Intuition Event Notifier , Intuition Analysis Service, SSRS
Analyze
OPC UA/Semantic Data Sources/Web Services/OData/RSS/ADO.Net Measure your business process by capturing information (data, events etc.)
Measure
Semantic DB hosting multiple ontology/hierarchy. Support multiple industry standards
Contextualize
DEFINE
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X
DELIVER
2 3
REALISE
X
PROSPER
4
XSContinuous Improvement
Measure & Control
Operational Excellence