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Material Composition Activities in Japan Material Composition Activities in Japan using the RosettaNet Technical using the RosettaNet Technical Dictionary (RNTD) and RosettaNet Dictionary (RNTD) and RosettaNet Partner Interface ProcessPartner Interface Process®® (PIP(PIP®®) 2A10) 2A10

Shinya HASHIMOTO (NEC Electronics)Shinya HASHIMOTO (NEC Electronics)Katsumi SATO (Sony)Katsumi SATO (Sony)Seigo ITO (TOSHIBA)Seigo ITO (TOSHIBA)HisashiHisashi Fukuda (RosettaNet Japan)Fukuda (RosettaNet Japan)John John W.MackinW.Mackin (RosettaNet Japan)(RosettaNet Japan)

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1. Material CompositionRequirements

2. RosettaNet Solution

3. New Challengesand the Way Forward



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1. Material Composition Requirements



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Material CompositionMaterial Composition

OVERVIEWOVERVIEWThe material composition business process requires The material composition business process requires companies to exchange material composition information companies to exchange material composition information between supplier and customer. Ultimately this information between supplier and customer. Ultimately this information should be automatically supplied along with other technical should be automatically supplied along with other technical information about the product. This new process is being information about the product. This new process is being driven by upcoming legal requirements and increasing driven by upcoming legal requirements and increasing demands from the market.demands from the market.

VALUE PROPOSITIONVALUE PROPOSITIONIn response to government regulations and emerging In response to government regulations and emerging customer expectations, the highcustomer expectations, the high--technology supply chain technology supply chain can streamline the exchange of material composition and can streamline the exchange of material composition and related information through a standardized and automated related information through a standardized and automated global process using the Internet.global process using the Internet.



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Material Composition eMaterial Composition e--Business Business Process (Push Mode)Process (Push Mode)

SemiconductorManufacturing

ElectronicComponents

InformationTechnology

Important materials and substances and attributes identified.Suppliers proactively send material composition information.

Gather Info

Supplier

Supplier

SupplierGather Info

ProductOwner

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier

Material Composition Information

ProductOwner


Aggregated data sent forward through the supply chain.

ProductOwner

Supplier


Supplier

Gather Info

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier



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Material Composition eMaterial Composition e--Business Business Process (Query Mode)Process (Query Mode)

SemiconductorManufacturing

ElectronicComponents

InformationTechnology

Buyer queries supplier for material composition information.

Gather Info

Supplier

Supplier

SupplierGather Info

ProductOwner

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier


ProductOwner


Query

QueryProductOwner

Supplier


Supplier

Gather Info ReplySupplier

Supplier

Supplier

Aggregated data sent forward through the supply chain.

ReplySupplier



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Material Composition Data Material Composition Data RequirementsRequirements



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Importance of StandardizationImportance of Standardization

Different interface for each partner Single interface

BuyerA

BuyerB

BuyerC

Suppliera

Supplierb

Supplierc

Standard

Suppliera

Supplierb

Supplierc

BuyerA

BuyerB

BuyerC

Content-->JIGFormat-->XML

*JIG:Joint Industry Guide *XML:eXtensible Markup Language



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AdvantagesAdvantages of using XMLof using XML

Supplierb

Internet

Suppliera

Supplierc

FlexibleFirewall Firewall

BuyerA

Machine readable

Data-base

Output

XSL)

(Usi

ng

. . .

Direct Access

easy search and comparison

abc

xxx yyy zzz …xxx ---- rrr …ppp qqq rrr …

1 2 3 …



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2. The RosettaNet Solution



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RosettaNet Vision & MissionRosettaNet Vision & Mission

Mission: RosettaNet drives Mission: RosettaNet drives collaborative development collaborative development and rapid deployment of and rapid deployment of InternetInternet--based business based business standards, creating a standards, creating a common language and open common language and open processes that provide processes that provide measurable benefits and are measurable benefits and are vital to the evolution of the vital to the evolution of the global trading network.global trading network.

Vision: The leader in globalVision: The leader in globalee--business standards.business standards.



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A Global Reach A Global Reach RosettaNet Global

Board members

Partner members

RosettaNet Europe

Regional organizations

North America

BrazilMexico

RosettaNet America

RosettaNet Asia

Japan

TaiwanSingapore

South Korea

China, The Philippines and AustraliaMalaysia

More than 500

participating companies worldwide

7companies

13companies

26 20

Non-profit organization

members

CCE SM

SP

EC

Executive council

TC LG

Global Global CouncilCouncil

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SM:Semiconductor ManufacturingEC:Electronics ComponentCCE:Computer & Consumer ElectronicsSP:Solution ProviderTC:TelecommunicationsLG:Logistics



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Technology Supporting RosettaNet: Technology Supporting RosettaNet: PIPPIP®®, RNIF, Dictionary, XML, RNIF, Dictionary, XML

RosettaNet dictionary(shared semantics)PIP®

Company A

Business Documents(documents based on forms)

Company B

MessageGuidelines

(rules for forms)Business glossary Technical glossary

RNIFEnvelopes and transformation rules

Internet



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XML Message

Company A

Internet

Firewall Firewall

B2B Server

DB Data

Company B

B2B Server

DB

RosettaNetPIP® Message

RosettaNet enables the exchange of parametrical data elements or data files between both partner’s databases.

AutomaticallyBackend to backend

A Messaging Strategy Designed for A Messaging Strategy Designed for the the Age of InformationAge of Information



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Material Composition Definitions in Material Composition Definitions in the RNTDthe RNTD

JOINT INDUSTRY GUIDE A common language is required of B2B.

Annex A Annex BAsbestos Antimony/Antimony Compounds Azo colorants Arsenic/Arsenic Compounds Cadmium /Cadmium Compounds Beryllium/Beryllium Compounds Hexavalent Chromium/HexavalentChromium Compounds Bismuth/ Bismuth Compounds

Lead/Lead Compounds Brominated Flame Retardants(other than PBBs or PBDEs)

Mercury/Mercury Compounds Copper/Copper Compounds Ozone Depleting Substances (CFCs,HCFCs, HBFCs, carbon tetrachloride, etc.) Gold/Gold Compounds Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBBs) Magnesium Polybrominated Diphenylethers (PBDEs) Nickel/Nickel Compounds Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Palladium/Palladium Compounds Polychlorinated Naphthalenes (more than 3chlorine atoms) Phthalates Radioactive Substances Selenium/Selenium Compounds Shortchain Chlorinated Paraffins Silver/Silver Compounds Tributyl Tin (TBT) and Triphenyl Tin (TPT) Vinyl Chloride Polymer (PVC) Tributyl Tin Oxide (TBTO)

Preferred Name Short Definition Formula Long Definition RemarksCadmium/Cadmium Compounds

The group of metalswith cadmium as anelement

The substance withthe following CASnumbers:

Including thefollowing:

Cd 7440-43-9 CadmiumCdO 1306-19-0 Cadmium oxideCdS 1306-23-6 Cadmium sulfideCdCl2 10108-64-2 Cadmium chlorideCdSO4 10124-36-4 Cadmium sulfate----- 9999-99-9 Miscellaneous

DefinitionCoding

RosettaNet defined the substance groups based on Joint Industry Guide.

RJT031-001RJT032-001RJT033-001RJT034-001RJT035-001RJT382-001

RJP015-001



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RosettaNet Technical Dictionary RosettaNet Technical Dictionary (RNTD) Purpose(RNTD) Purpose

•The RNTD is a repository of community-agreed, shared knowledgeabout technical products.

•This shared knowledge is intended to cover all aspects of products,including their material composition.

•This shared knowledge allows partners to share technicalinformation while being assured that both partners understandthe same concepts in the same way even though internally theymay be using different terms for the same concepts.

•By being computer-intelligible, the dictionary enables reuse of thetechnical information, greatly reducing internal processing costs.

•By being independent of the message itself, the dictionary allowsthe partners to optimize the terminology and structures used inbackend systems rather than having to conform them to anexternal standard that does not take their unique requirementsunder consideration.



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3. New Challengesand the Way Forward



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Challenge #1: Complex Supply ChainChallenge #1: Complex Supply Chain

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Suppliers

Manufacturer

End User

Distributor

Retailer

FinancingProvider

Publisher

Value -- AddedReseller

CorporateReseller

The Global Supply ChainThe Global Supply Chain



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Challenge #2: Differing Data Models Challenge #2: Differing Data Models in Different Supply Chains in Different Supply Chains –– IMDS IMDS ((International Material Data SystemInternational Material Data System))

http://www.mdsystem.com

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Challenge #3: Sharing Strategies Challenge #3: Sharing Strategies with Different Supply Chains with Different Supply Chains --Synergy with CIDXSynergy with CIDX

• CIDX: Chemical Electronic DataInterchange Initiative using Internetmessaging based on RosettaNet Protocols

• Semiconductor manufacturers need tocollect material composition data fromraw material industry

• We are now discussing how to enable thisexchange between the two supply chains



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Challenge #4: LCA for PLCMChallenge #4: LCA for PLCM

Product Life Cycle Managementthrough LCA for better products and services.

Certificate of the Swedish EPD (eco-label type 3) for a 32bit micro-controller and five charge coupled devices (CCDs)



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Product SpecificationsProduct Specifications

Product CatalogProduct Catalog

Quality InformationQuality Information

Green InformationGreen InformationPurchase SpecificationsPurchase Specifications

Manufacturing DrawingManufacturing Drawing

Corporate StandardsCorporate Standards

Statement of WorkStatement of Work

Design Dept.Design Dept.

Parts Qualification Dept.Parts Qualification Dept.

Production Dept.Production Dept.

Procurement Dept.Procurement Dept.

Quality Assurance Dept.Quality Assurance Dept.

Supplier

Internet

PIP(XML)

Buyer

End-of-Life InformationEnd-of-Life Information

Modification of SpecsModification of Specs

Challenge #5: Exchanging All Product Challenge #5: Exchanging All Product Information in the Same WayInformation in the Same Way

RosettaNet

RNTD



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EIM: Showing the Way ForwardEIM: Showing the Way Forward

RNJ EIM (Engineering Information Management) WG support of RosettaNet EIM Milestone Program

1. Simplify the kinds of messages for Engineering Information2. Expand the range of information provided electronically

a. Product technical informationb. Product specificationsc. Material Compositiond. Design informatione. Manufacturing information

3. Expand the range of supply chains providing the information (e.g., materials industry)

4. Develop information push messages and query messages



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SummarySummary

1. There is a strong business need to exchange material composition information

2. RosettaNet has an effective way to exchange that information between business partners

3. The Engineering Information Management Milestone Program will continue to drive all related supply chains into using a single solution for all engineering information, including material composition information



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