IoT y Redes IndustrialesCisco – Rockwell Automation – Panduit

Ricardo PrazOscar LópezGuillermo Martinez

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Supply

Chain

Headquarters

Distribution

Center

Smart Grid

Customers

Optimized for Rapid Value Creation

THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE

3

AGILITY

PRODUCTIVITY

SUSTAINABILITY

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SOURCE: Industry Week SOURCE: Kapersky (2014) SOURCE: McKinsey SOURCE: ARC SOURCE: Industry Week SOURCE: ARC

The Connected EnterpriseDatos de negocio

The Connected Enterprise es ya una necesidad del negocio

<14 % de los fabricantes en EU hanconectadosusmáquinas a suredesempresariales

21% de los fabricantes hansufrido unaperdida de su IP en el útlimo año

2 Exabytesde big data generado pormanufactura– más que otrosector

$20B costo de caídas de Sistema no programadas

Casi 3/4 tienen más de 20 años en operaciones

$65BTotal de la base global instalada de equipos legacy de sistemas de automatizaciónque se acercanel fin de suvida de uso.

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Cotextualizando y analizando datos

Dispositivos Inteligentes crean

más ‘cosas’ para analizarse

DATA

& ANALYTICS

Confiabilidad, soporte y recuperación de desastres

Cambio de CapEx a un Flexible & Escalable OpEx

SCALABLE

COMPUTING &

CLOUD

Acceso a información útil

La fuerza de trabajo es Móvilen un día de trabajo común

MOBILITY

Connected EnterpriseThe Industrial loT at work for Industrial Applications

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Enterprise

InfrastructureAutomation

Infrastructure

One Common Environment

CONVENTIONAL: SEPARATE IT & OT AUTOMATION FUTURE: UNIFIED INFRASTRUCTURE

TRANSFORMATIONINTEGRATED CONTROL AND INFORMATION

6

ENABLER Common Secure Ethernet Infrastructure

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IT/OT Covergencia que Genera Valor al Negocio

Arquitectura Converged Plantwide Ethernet (CPwE) Conecta Dispositivos

Right Data/Right Time/Right Person

Modern Optimization Techniques

- Cameras in tanks, on machines

- Video download of product

changeover instructions

- Audio/video for troubleshooting

- Remote access & monitoring

- Automatic ordering of consumables

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Connecting

PEOPLE

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Improving the

PROCESS

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Enabling

TECHNOLOGY

10

La Nueva Revolución Industrial

18th Century

Steam

20th Century

Mass Production70’s

Robots

Today

Digitization

Technology

Progress

Smart

Devices

Eficiente

Seguro

Conectado

Flexible

Imagina Las Posibilidades…

¿Qué Tecnologías IoT Soportan la Manufactura Digital?

77%

Big Data

Analytics

69%

Factory

Automation

67%

Connectivity

Technologie

s

55%

Mobile

Devices

53%

Location

Technology

Source: SCM World/Cisco “Smart Manufacturing & the Internet of Things 2015” survey of 418

Manufacturing Business Line Executives and Plant Managers across 17 vertical industries.

Retos manufactura Digital y Soluciones Cisco

Siloed Networks

Data Overload

Need to automate extraction of insights and resulting actions

Complex Integration

Expanded Security Vulnerability

Time

Bu

sin

ess V

alu

e

Business

Processes

Manage Data

from Edge to Cloud

End-to-End Security

Unified Connectivity

Analytics

and Applications

Purpose-built, simply

managed network

Network as an Enforcer

Compute from Fog

to Cloud

Edge & Cloud-based

Visibility

Validated Designs &

Apps for Manufacturing

Soluciones Manufactura Digital

Analytics & Big DataSupply Chain

Collaboration

Connected Machines & Edge Compute

Factory Security

Factory Network

Factory Wireless

Co

nn

ecte

d F

acto

ry

Infr

astr

uctu

reC

om

pute

Apps

Factory Virtualization Data Center and Cloud

Factory

Collaboration

Conectividad Convergente

Networking

the Factory

of the Future

Reduced

Network IT TCO

by 18%

Increase

Line

Uptime

Flexibly

Meeting

Demand Shifts

CURRENT PLANT NETWORK

Enterprise

Ethernet

Propriet

ary

Ethernet

To next

machine

I/O FieldbusMotion Net

Safety Net

STAR

FIBER

RING

DAISY

CHAIN

TRUNK/DROP

Challenges:Multiple segmented

plant networks (up to 6!)

Excessive cabling

Data integration

complexity

Data routing limitations

(not real-time)

Multiple topology rules,

protocols, configs

CONVERGED PLANT NETWORK

Reliably Converge Network

with Cisco managed switches:

Higher plant uptime:

Visibility and faster debug

Plug & play replacement (SD Card)

Security embedded in switch

Lower TCO

Reduce PLC NICs

Simplify architecture into switch vs

separate boxes (NAT, CR, etc..)

Retos de Seguridad en la Fábrica

• Today’s control’s environments

have “soft middles”

• Increasing trend of disrupting

critical infra controls

• Stuxnet: Siemens Controls

(via USB)

• Shamoon: Schneider

(Telnet) client

• Others: Flame, Duqu ,etc.

• Today’s solutions not geared to

protect against threats like APTs

Movilidad al Piso de Manufactura

Mobile

Specialist

Mobile

Scanner

Mobile

Tools

Mobile

Visibility

Mobile

Safety

Mobile

Machines

Mobile

Sensors

Active Tags

Wireless connectivity

supports different

devices in the

automation process

A common Wi-Fi

infrastructure and radio

management reduce

complexity and costs

and increase reliability

Wi-Fi infrastructure

covers the complete

process chain in the

manufacturing location

WLCCisco WiFi Infrastructure

Cisco Prime Infrastructure

TestStation

Scanner

Bar-Code

Life Truck

Shelf

System

TestStation

Scanner

Bar-Code

Life Truck

Shelf

System

Logistic In

Logistic Ways

Quality In Stock In Logistic OutQuality Out Stock Out

Colaboración en Procesos de Manufactura

Reduce operational costs while improving

communications and OEE response

• No recurring monthly service fees

• Convert rising cellular OPEX to CAPEX

• Connect staff with unified devices

• Virtual on-site services give fast response and control

On-Premise Push-To-Talk for the

Connected Factory

• “Always on” mobile communications

• Wireless, ruggedized IP Phones

• Wireless access points and controller

• Android Smartphones

• Leverage Connected Factory Wifi

Size of Business Group/Individual PTT Users Estimated ROI vs. 2-5 year typical contract costs

Small 10 to 25 2 years

Medium 26 to 100 1 Year

Large 100 or more 6 months

Diseño Convergente de Redes (CPwE)(Converged Plantwide Ethernet)

Gbps Link for Failover Detection

Firewall(Active)

Firewall(Standby)

FactoryTalk Application Servers

CiscoASA 5500

CiscoCatalyst Switch

Network Services

Cisco Catalyst6500/4500

Cisco Cat. 3750Switch Stack

Patch ManagementTerminal ServicesApplication Mirror

AV Server

Cell/Area #1(Redundant Star Topology)

Drive

Controller

HMI Distributed I/O

Controller

DriveDrive

HMI

Distributed I/O

HMI

Cell/Area #2(Ring Topology)

Cell/Area #3(Linear Topology)

Layer 2 Access Switch

Controller

Cell/Area ZoneLevels 0–2Layer 2 Access

Manufacturing ZoneLevel 3Distribution and Core

Demilitarized Zone(DMZ) Firewalls

Enterprise NetworkLevels 4–5

Web Apps DNS FTP

Internet

DemoCisco Asset Management

Angelica Carrasco

¿ Qué es Cisco Asset Management ?

• Measure and manage

all connected assets

across multiple and

unique environments.

• Drive Cost Savings

and Better Business

Outcomes.

Asset

Visibility/

Utilization

Power/

Environmental

Efficiency

Physical

Access,

Security

Business

Productivity

Operations Stability

Connect the unconnected using environmental sensors like temperature, pressure, power, fuel level,

IP cameras, etc. Location technologies such as RFID and GPS. Support for many other sensors.

Una solución Completa

Habilidad en Crear Valor para nuestos Clientes

Acceso al Mercado OT

Marcas IT / OT

Fácil Implementación

Arquitecturas Validadas

Soluciones Complementarias

Enfocados en Innovación

Cisco

• Networking

• Switching Technology

Rockwell Automation

• Industrial Automation

• Allen-Bradley Switch

Panduit

• Infrastructure

• Integrated Network Zone System

Ingeniería y Desarrollo de productos en conjunto

Interoperabilidad

Mejora de Diseño en Infraestructura

Las corporaciones requieren mejoras en su tecnología e infraestructura física

para alcanzar las demandas de sus clientes y conservar su ventaja competitiva

Ecosistema Panduit

• Servicios y Soluciones

• Alineados con diversas capacidades y estrategias

• Programa para partnersPanduit ONE

• Entrega de Valor

• Entrenamientos de Diseño, Integración e Instalación

Habilitación IoT –Através de todo el piso de manufactura

IN-FRASTRUCTURE™

IN-ROOM™

IN-ROUTE™

IN-PANEL™

IN-FIELD™

“ 80% de las caidas de la Red es atribuida a las

Conexiones en la Capa Física” -Sage Research

Servicios en Redes e Infraestructura Industriales

Asesoría

Evaluación de Infraestructura Física

Asesoría en Grounding & Bonding

Asesoría a profundidadde Infraestructura

Visualización de Redes

Diseño

Redes Industriales

Diseño de la CapaFísica Industrial

Implementación

Project Management en sitio

Especificaciones de Instalación

Supervisión y Validación de la implementación

Por qué Panduit

Manejo de Riesgos del negocio

• Tecnología

• Compromiso con el Cliente

• Infraestructura Conectada

• Manejo de relaciones

• Rápides en adopción de nuevas y mejoras en tecnología

• Minimiza los requerimientos de instalación

• Soluciones Integradas

• Cadena de Suministro Global

• Collaboración con socios

• Supervisión Técnica para todo suprograma de infaestructura

• Garantía en su Sistema de cableado

• Manejo de riesgos logísticos

• Uso de economías de escala

Beneficios clave en CAPEX y OPEX