1. An Overview Of Wonderware MES Products
Jan Rasmussen
Sales Director EMEA - MES

2. Wonderware Manufacturing Operations Software Solution Offerings
QI Analyst
Wonderware
OPERATIONS 3.5
- PREMIUM
Microsoft Technology & Industry Standards
System
Platform
Clients
Enterprise
Integration
Industry
Applications
&
Packs
Wonderware MES & EMI
Software Solutions
Operations
Performance
Quality
Batch
Asset
Monitoring
Food &
Beverage
Local Scheduling
Wonderware
InBatch
Wonderware
PERFORMANCE 3.5
‘Mtelligence for
Wonderware’
Partner
Solution
Wonderware
OPERATIONS 3.5
- STANDARD
-Not going to cover more on Vertical Apps than Tim – Much more details with Andrea at workshops the coming days on this.
InBatch – Release 9 – Full blown S88 Batch - Now fully integrated with Platform
-QI – SPC Stand Alone – New Product Coming from Wonderware
-Enterprise Integration – Receiving Material master, Production Schedule, Returning Performance (Produced, Consumed, Actual order status) – Soon also Inventory Activities like receipt, transfer, shippings as well as QUALITY Data
EMI – Current offiering HMI Reports – just released plus Information Server Portal – New Product Coming from Wonderware
Performance – OEE, KPI, Equipment Utilization Capturing real causes for unplanned Downtime – tight integrated to System Patform
Operations Standard – Work Order Processing, BOM, Parameter Download, Traceability, Genealogy, Production Events
Operations Premium - Improve Inventory Turns and Reduce Inventory Cost, Reduce Order Lead Time (Dynamic allocation of production assets and Enforcement of production rules / steps)
Asset Management – Bridge the GAP between Operators and Maintenance Dep.
Operators: “Is this equipment ready to schedule for production ? Maintenance does all this work, and yet breakdowns continue to lower our production throughput.”
Maintenance: “Which equipment have problems we need to fix? With our calendar based maintenance, we don’t see problems until the equipment fails.”
Answer: Condition Based Monitoring
Wonderware
EMI Offerings
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3. Common Industrial IT Services for Increased Sustainability
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Common Industrial IT Services for Increased Sustainability
Wonderware System Platform
Native integration of plant model with MES production model for low TCO
Superior reusability via object templates and deployment with sharing of best practices
Intuitive user interfaces for appropriate operator involvement
Unparalleled data connectivity incl. leading historian for process data, and advanced security model
Platform
Improve production processes through accurate understanding of equipment capabilities and behavior.
Achieve your business goals without abandoning prior investments in automation systems, production processes or intellectual property through our open environment for unsurpassed connectivity and integration capabilities.
Reduced effort and costs associated with designing, building, deploying and maintaining secure and standardized applications production & performance management
Grow at your own pace through a sustainable manufacturing systems infrastructure with complete scalability
(c) 2002 Invensys Systems, Inc.

4. Accurate Management of Batch Processes
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Accurate Management of Batch Processes
Wonderware Operations Software
Simple batch management with recipe definitions using site specific processes
Accurate equipment setup with automatic download of set points
Wonderware InBatch
Powerful batch execution engine with dynamic allocation of shared equipment for even the most complex batch processes
Graphical recipe definitions according to S88 with unit procedures, operations and phases for equipment independent master recipes
Batch
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5. Improved Execution of Operational Activities
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Improved Execution of Operational Activities
Wonderware Operations Software
Dispatching and management of electronic work orders, with multilevel BOM
Improved process and production consistency and repeatability
Accurate inventory mgt and operational enforcement through procedural steps
Equipment Operations Modules
Non-model based approach for recording of production events and ‘as-built’ records as simple extension of supervisory system
Operations
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6. Wonderware Operations Software…
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Wonderware Operations Software…
Provides a scalable & configurable Manufacturing Execution System solution for a wide range of industries
Wonderware Operations Software … (What It Does)
Key Talking Points:
Wonderware Operations Software er en skalerbar og konfigurerbar MES APPLIKATION,der anvendes med stor success i en række af industrier.
Baseret på CIMNET Factelligence software technology, som Wonderware købte i 2007, har vi nu integreret Wonderware Operations Software med ArchestrA og System Platform
Background:
Core MES software capability (formerly Factelligence) obtained from 2007 acquisition of leading MES software provider, CIMNET
(c) 2007 Invensys Systems, Inc.

7. Product History November 2008 February 2008 October 2007 July 2007
EPM 2.0 = Factelligence QuickStart
October 2007
Wonderware Factelligence 3.1
July 2007
2002

8. Wonderware Operations Software…
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Wonderware Operations Software…
Comprehensive MES Functionality
Bill of Material, Work Orders, Events, Data Collection, Specifications, Set Point Download, Inventory, Certifications, Steps/Procedures, Labor Management, User Management, Genealogy, Traceability, Web Reporting
Fully Scalable
Functionality – Standard & Premium Edition, Enterprise Integration, MES Clients plus .net controls to embed in InTouch
Physical Scalability – equipment, lines, plants
Taking advantage of ArchestrA services
Highly Configurable Application
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9. Highly Configurable User Interface

10. Wonderware MES Features
Deliver planned vs. actual production
Electronic Work Order Management
Recording of Production Events
using
Improve process and production consistency
Centralized Manufacturing Model
Production Rules
Certifications
using
Improve inventory velocity
Real time inventory management
Detailed definition of materials, substitutes and byproducts
Bill of Materials
using
Reduce order lead time
Dynamic prioritization and sequencing
Labor management
Connection to HMI/SCADA
using
Monitor and analyze production performance
Downtime
Utilization
OEE
using
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11. Solutions “Powered By” MES Modules…
General Overview Wonderware Operations & Performance
Solutions “Powered By” MES Modules…
System Platform benefits on MES
Track & Trace
Error Proofing
Electronic Batch Records (EBR)
Electronic Work Instructions
Procedural Execution
Performance Mgt. (OEE)
Asset Utilization
Labor Mgt.
Receiving
Order Management
WIP Management
Inventory Management
Quality Data Collection
Weigh & Dispense
Batch Processing
Recipe/Spec. Mgt.
Master Data Mgt.
Lower Cost of IT in Industrial Applications for data collection and automated transactions
Connect and Collect : out of the box connectivity to any information source
Reduce effort and cost on designing, building and maintaining system
Complete scalability, upscaling in size and functionality without impact to existing system

12. Building the Production Model
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Building the Production Model
Wonderware Operations Software provides a comprehensive set of MES functionality that allows an accurate model of production processes.
Briefly, let’s go through the key MES functionality provided;
Entities – production equipment, manufacturing cells or production lines - The production assets used in the production process
Items – finished goods (products) or materials that are consumed in the production process
Process – one or more operations used to produce an item (Or Product)
Operations – a specific manufacturing phase of a process
Bill of Material – specifies the consumables and their sequence of consumption used in a manufacturing process
Steps – procedures used during an operation – Production Rules
Specifications – settings for production processes (Parameters download)
Work Orders – external or internal order for a quantity of a specific item
Jobs - part of a work order completed on a specific entity (machine/line)
Routes – graphical representation of material flow between operations and entities
Let’s discuss each of these functions in a little more detail.
Highly configurable & customizable to ensure a complete & accurate model of your production processes
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13. Reduce Variances with Specification and SPC
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Reduce Variances with Specification and SPC
Wonderware Qi Analyst
Realtime and historical SPC with comprehensive charts and custom run rules with alarm generation upon violations
Minimize costly scrap and rework through detection of process variations better understanding of actual process capabilities
Wonderware Operations Software
Central administration of process and product specifications with versions and min/max limits per BOM entity
Quality
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14. Using Standard Deviation
Cream Cheese
Online Controlling Water percentage
Operators only allowed to adjust paramaters based on rule violations from QIAnalyst
Water is cheaper than milk 
Mozarella
Planning production based on the orders solid material requirements in the cheese
On line Weight control in filling line
Butter
On line controlling fat and water

15. Using standard deviation
Reducing the percentage of expensive ra material by using more water, while still being within the control limits

16. Rapid and Accurate Decision Making via Realtime Visibility
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Rapid and Accurate Decision Making via Realtime Visibility
Wonderware Performance Software
Improve asset utilization by automated data collection and selective involvement of operators
Consistently monitor and compare equipment performance and OEE.
Wonderware System Platform
Powerful reporting infrastructure through Information Server
Performance
Value Propositions…
Key Value Propositions & Talking Points:
Manufacturers know that improving Productivity & Efficiency is key to profitability and competitiveness.
This product helps manufacturers;
Improve asset utilization by identifying production bottlenecks more quickly
Increase manufacturing capacity without out adding new assets by reducing unplanned downtime and improving efficiency
Compare performance across equipment, production lines and plants. Develop best practices, roll them out and monitor results
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17. Improve Asset Utilization and OEE
Operations / Mgt
Engineering
IT & Infrastructure
Productivity gains drop straight to bottom line
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18. Engineering Efficiency
Operations / Mngt
Engineering
IT & Infrastructure
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19. IT Environment Consistency
Operations / Mngt
Engineering
IT & Infrastructure
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20. All require detailed equipment performance information
Increase Capacity
Reduce unplanned equipment downtime
By tracking and analyzing equipment downtime
Improve the output of existing equipment
Track and analyze equipment output (performance)
Reduce quality related losses (scrap)
Track and analyze first pass yield
All require detailed equipment performance information
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21. Empower Operators Leverage existing automation system
Provide more accurate, reliable and granular downtime data than manual systems
Flexible capture of downtime events with unlimited downtime reasons per equipment
Enhanced operator involvement with highly configurable .NET based Operator interface
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22. Real-time Graphics OEE KPI Control Count/Duration KPI Control
Displays OEE value and/or the OEE components (Availability, Performance, Quality)
Count/Duration KPI Control
Displays the number and duration of events for the current entity
Production Progress Control
Displays the current progress of production for the current shift compared to a provided target

23. Drill Down to Root Cause
Web-Based Reporting… Drill Down to Root Cause
Key Talking Points:
Here is a graphical example of a drillable web report.
Each report is linked together so as you click on a point on a chart it takes you to more detailed information.
This content linking is a very effective approach for speeding up trouble shooting or process analysis efforts.
Wonderware builds content linking into much of the display & report templates available with Performance Software and other Wonderware products.
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24. Tight Alignment with Business Processes
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Tight Alignment with Business Processes
Enterprise Integration
Out-of-the-box integration using pre- defined mappings.
Simple, yet powerful integration capabilities in a standardized formats
Enterprise
Integration
As an example standard import templates are listed
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25. Enterprise Integration Basic Features
Provides standard mechanism to import and export data from WW Ops & Perf Database
Provides a set of data import and export templates
Integrate with ERP, SCM, LIMS and other business level or plant level systems
Used to synchronize BOM, orders, WIP, items, specs, certifications, attributes, etc.
Configurable data formats including XML, flat file, and Database table transfers
Configurable triggers including period, weekly, data changes, table data exists, file exists
Delivers standard production reports, exception reports and alerts

26. Comprehensive Application for Packaging Lines
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Comprehensive Application for Packaging Lines
Vertically oriented Packaging Solution
Leverage System Platform, InTouch, Performance Module and Information Server
Provides a window for Planners (job sequencing and dispatching), Operators and Supervisors (line and machine state, status, yield, Performance, Events and alarms)
Generates and distributes reports via Wonderware Information Server
State Model Compliant with OMAC and PackML
Food& Beverage, Tobacco, Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG)
Easy setup via Excel Utility
Alternative to traditional MES/Performance project
Wonderware InBatch
Powerful batch execution engine with dynamic allocation of shared equipment for even the most complex batch processes
Graphical recipe definitions according to S88 with unit procedures, operations and phases for equipment independent master recipes
Industry App for Packaging
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27. Improved Maintenance Strategy with Condition Based Monitoring
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Improved Maintenance Strategy with Condition Based Monitoring
Condition Based Monitoring - Mtelligence
Endorsed Partner Solution
Equipment run-time hours fed to maintenance system with automatic generation of work orders
Detect health degradation and prevent equipment failures
Open Standards eliminate Upgrade and Migration Risk (MIMOSA, ISA-95)
Asset
Monitoring
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28. Improved Maintenance Strategy with Condition Based Monitoring
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Improved Maintenance Strategy with Condition Based Monitoring
Preactor Finite Scheduling
Wonderware offers you a world class MES solution
Preactor offers the best available finite scheduling tool available on the market today
The two have been integrated to offer both scheduling and manufacturing shop floor control
Local
Scheduling
Certified !!
With a record that shows a ROI which is unsurpassed
Largest installed base of any independent planning & scheduling software company for the manufacturing sector
>2,300 companies in almost every manufacturing sector
Discrete/process/hybrid
>10,000 licenses Users in 64 countries
Translated into 30 languages
(c) 2002 Invensys Systems, Inc.

29. Adopting a Flexible Approach to Improve Your Manufacturing Operations
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Adopting a Flexible Approach to Improve Your Manufacturing Operations
How do we help our customers?
1: everything we do evolves around the physical equipment / activities on the plant floor. Part of the challenge manufacturers have is the fact that they have a heterogeneous manufacturing environment simply from the fact that different physical processes are needed to make products – requiring different machinery, different controllers / PLCs, different information system being supplied with the equipment.
2 : we help them logically represent their physical mfg. processes in a “plant model” in a IT system – independently of how diverse their environment is. This provides supervisory functions of communication, alarming, visualization, security etc. to monitor / control physical processes and activities.
3: the majority of manufacturers looking to improve their manufacturing operations will have requirements to improve equipment / line operations and performance – as the basis .
We help them do this by logically evolve the existing plant model to included increase functional capabilities to perform formula mgt; dispatch and manage electronic work orders, capture of production events; identification and qualification of equipment downtime.
KEY: it’s not about building another, separate application / functional silo, and the having to integrate this to the supervisory system – it’s a natural extension of the same system.
4: Once the fundamental operations are understood and under control, manufacturers will typically have requirements to understand true capacity and overall manufacturing performance across several operations / lines – many times involving statistical process control, higher level compound metrics,
We help manufacturers address these requirement by adding further functional components to same plant model – the same underlying principal applies as before; it doesn’t matter where you start or where you want to end.
5: for a smaller number of manufacturers, the complexity of their manufacturing processes and activities actually require a plant system that helps them enforce certain production rules and the ability to manage WIP , routes, inventory.
We can help companies with even the most complex processes to improve their manufacturing operations by adding a logical routing or process model (depending on nature of their business) to plant model.
6: the final step in improving manufacturing operations for improved business performance, is to synchronize manufacturing operations with business processes, i.e. making sure the activities performed and the information managed in the business system as well as the plant system are tightly aligned by integrating plant systems with business systems.
We help manufacturers, that have the foundations in place in terms of ability to manage the required information flows to actually benefit from this integration, by automatically exchanging information with business system and by providing the ability to manage the required master data for manufacturing operations.
Click 7: Overall – what differentiates our offering in the market, is the ability for our customers to grow as their business require, adopting to local plant requirements without sacrificing the benefits of reusability /standards by Enabling an incremental, low-risk deployment of increased application functionality, one step at a time.
Enable an incremental, low-risk deployment of increased application functionality, one step at a time.
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30. Milkshake Manufacturer – Scenario #1
Three Lines Produce Milkshakes
Two Manufacturing Sites
Currently, no MES
Goal: Monitor/Improve equipment performance
Answer the question, “How are we doing?”
Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
Downtime
Asset Utilization

31. Manufacturing ‘Pains’
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Manufacturing ‘Pains’
Fillers not running at designated capacity
Output & profits lower than forecast
Not meeting daily schedule
Pasteurization process blocked
Production storage is full
No information about filler stops
Operators often wait around
Don’t knowing how to resolve issues
These are the Value Propositions of the software:
Key Value Propositions & Talking Points:
Manufacturers know that improving Productivity & Efficiency is key to profitability and competitiveness.
This product helps manufacturers;
Improve asset utilization by identifying production bottlenecks more quickly
Increase manufacturing capacity without out adding new assets by reducing unplanned downtime and improving efficiency
Compare performance across equipment, production lines and plants. Develop best practices, roll them out and monitor results
Scenario #1: Performance
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32. Initial Deployment of Performance
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Initial Deployment of Performance
Line 1 Clients
Line 2 Clients
Line 3 Clients
Install InTouch, ‘WW Op’s & Perf’
Install InTouch, ‘WW Op’s & Perf’
Install InTouch license
Install InTouch, ‘WW Op’s & Perf’
Install InTouch license
Install InTouch license   
Production Server
MES database
Historian
Info Server
System Platform
Install Historian, ‘WW Op’s & Perf’, WIS licenses
Install Historian, ‘WW Op’s & Perf’, Info Server
Install System Platform license
Install System Platform  
The purpose of this slide is to show the software to be installed on each machine, including the license file.
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33. Manufacturing Scenario #1
Solution Diagram
Reports
Machine Utilization
MES Configuration
Scenario 1:
Machine Utilization

34. Reports
Scenario #1 – Asset Utilization
Downtime
OEE
Utilization

35. Milkshake Mfgr – Scenario #2
Mfgr now has visibility to performance
OEE & Downtime
Asset Utilization
Goals (one or more):
Increase consistency using electronic work orders for line management
‘Track & Trace’
Consistent data model

36. Manufacturing ‘Pains’
Possible pains
Can’t correlate process conditions with WOs or batches when issue detected
Small issues become big problems because impacts can’t be easily assessed.
Mistakes are made repeatedly
Major concerns about recalls
Operators waste time figuring out what to produce next
Differences in time to complete jobs between lines, shifts, operators
Different definitions of product formulas / recipes
Introducing new product variants causes issues
Too much time spent compiling manual reports
Potential Self-Diagnosis
Increased requests for additional / special reports
‘Firefighting’ since information not shared across shifts and departments
Reduction in customer service due to delays in response time
Rework has increased
Production costs have increased
Changeovers take too long
Mfgr is getting visibility (knows “how they are doing”), is getting some areas under control, and is increasing in sophistication. Goals and financial impact calculations may begin at this point.
In Summary: Value Propositions of Operations – Standard
Increase Operational Discipline – Incremental MES with Operations – Standard
Improve productivity through quick ‘change-overs’ between products and lines
Faster responses to production issues by delivering Planned vs. Actual Production
Reduced production errors and increase yield through improved process and production consistency and sharing of best practices
Improved Compliance & governance through complete system records
EXPANDED POINTS:
Possible pains
Can’t correlate process conditions with work orders or batches when issue is detected
Small issues become big problems because the ramifications can’t be easily assessed.
The same mistakes are made over and over again
Major concerns about risk of recall
Operators waste time figuring out what to produce next
Differences in time to complete jobs between lines, shifts, operators
Different definitions of product formulas / recipes
Introducing new product variants causes issues
Spend too much time compiling manual reports
Potential Self-Diagnosis
Increased requests for additional / special reports
‘Firefighting’ since information not shared across shifts and departments.
Reduction in customer service due to delays in response time
Rework has increased
Production costs have increased
Change-Overs take too long
Possible articulated goals
Complete ‘as built’ records for products produced
Reduce time to release production batches by 20%
Reduce work order rework by 5%
Increase first pass yield by 5%
Improve delivery performance
Possible calculated financial impact
Reduce cost of complying with customer / regulatory requirements for documentation
Reduce unit cost
Increase overall productivity
Scenario #2: Op’s Standard
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37. Deployment of Operations (Standard)
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Deployment of Operations (Standard)
Line 1 Clients
Line 2 Clients
Line 3 Clients
Production Server
MES database
Historian
Info Server
System Platform
Install Op’s Standard license
The purpose of this slide is to show the software to be installed on each machine, including the license file.
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38. Manufacturing Scenario #2
Solution Diagram
Solution Diagram
Reports
Reports
Machine Utilization
Machine Utilization
Work Order Execution
MES Configuration
MES Configuration
Scenario 1:
Machine Utilization
Scenario 2:
Work Order Execution

39. Reports Scenario #2 – Track and Trace, Execution
Consumption and Waste
Production and Rejects
Genealogy
Traceability
Yield
Scenario #1 – Asset Utilization
Additional domains
By item, work order

40. Milkshake Mfgr Scenario #3
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Milkshake Mfgr Scenario #3
Mfgr now has…
Visibility to equipment performance
Increased consistency w/electronic work orders
‘Track & Trace’
Goal #3: Add more MES capabilities…
Inventory tracking capability
Reduce WIP inventory
Manage expiration of WIP
Improve inventory turns
Reduce inventory costs
Reduce order lead time
Reduce Time-to-volume
Add more specific MES capabilities:
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41. Manufacturing ‘Pains’
Excessive Scrap
Too Much Inventory
Inventory Costs Too High
No Traceability To Quality Check
Accurate Labor Costs Unknown
No enforcement of business rules for intermediate WIP
Starved processes
Excessive Scrap
Frequent rush orders leads to errors/losses
Low yields
Products do not ship on time
Production plan not aligned with current activities
Too Much Inventory
Frequent production stops due to lack of material
Low perfect order performance
High variances per shift in schedule adherence
Inventory Costs Too High
Variances in closing books on month end
No Traceability To Quality Check
Private label ice cream requires certification check
unknownActivity based costing – true labor use
No enforcement of business rules for intermediate ice cream batches in inventory
FIFO
Expiration
Avoid starved process
Pre-allocate inventory
Scenario #3: Full MES
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42. Deployment of Operations (Premium)
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Deployment of Operations (Premium)
Line 1 Clients
Line 2 Clients
Line 3 Clients
Production Server
MES database
Historian
Info Server
System Platform
Install Op’s Premium license
The purpose of this slide is to show the software to be installed on each machine, including the license file.
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43. Manufacturing Scenario #3
Solution Diagram
Solution Diagram
Solution Diagram
Reports
Reports
Reports
Machine Utilization
Machine Utilization
Machine Utilization
Work Order Execution
Work Order Execution
WIP Inventory Tracking
MES Configuration
MES Configuration
MES Configuration
Scenario 1:
Machine Utilization
Scenario 2:
Work Order Execution
Scenario 3:
WIP Inventory Tracking

44. Reports Scenario #3 – Inventory Tracking
Additional reports available
Scenario #2 – Track and Trace, Execution
Additional information provided to previously available reports

45. More Manufacturing Scenarios
Example 1: Scalability
… from a Small System to Large System
Scale from a pilot to a larger system with ease
Procedure to scale:
Start with a pilot system
Add clients and servers without re-engineering the applications
Reuse library of templates for multisite rollouts

46. Scalability Line 1 Clients Line 2 Clients Line 3 Clients
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Scalability
Line 1 Clients
Line 2 Clients
Line 3 Clients
Line 4 Clients
Line 5 Clients
Production Server
MES database
Historian
Info Server
System Platform
The purpose of this slide is to show the software to be installed on each machine, including the license file.
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47. More Manufacturing Scenarios
Example 2: Incremental Growth
… from One Application to Multiple Applications
Scale to address additional functional requirements
Procedure to grow ’incrementally’
Start with Performance
Add Operations Standard
Add Operations Premium
… all by simply changing the license file!!!

48. Incremental Growth Line 1 Clients Line 2 Clients Line 3 Clients
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Incremental Growth
Line 1 Clients
Line 2 Clients
Line 3 Clients
Production Server
MES database
Historian
Info Server
System Platform
The purpose of this slide is to show the machines’ capabilities “growing”. This is really a restatement of what we saw in thefi
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49. Differentiators Standard application content out of the box
Single comprehensive database for all MES capabilities – not disparate solutions
Modular operator interface concept
Support for mixed manufacturing modes
Data master flexibility
True integrated SCADA through MES capability
Modern Microsoft-based architecture
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50. Additional Benefits of Wonderware MES
Integrated use of System Platform + MES
Templates for MES User Interfaces
The Value of a consistent data model
Templates
Deployment

51. In Conclusion… Wonderware Operations and Performance Software offers:
Rich MES functionality that can be deployed incrementally
Maximizing effectiveness
While reducing risk and time to value

52. Wonderware Workshops Operations Management - Monday
Time
Topic
Zunkles Room
An Overview of Wonderware MES Products
Jan Rasmussen
NEW! - Wonderware Performance Software - Real-time equipment downtime and performance tracking
Dawid Sadie
Manage and maintain your assets utilising Wonderware's condition based monitoring (CBM)
Tim Sowell
NEW! - Wonderware Industry Application for Packaging
Andrea Sartori

53. Wonderware Workshops Operations Management - Tuesday
Time
Topic
Zunkles Room
Manage and maintain your assets utilising Wonderware's condition based monitoring (CBM)
Tim Sowell
NEW! - Wonderware Operations Software - improve production consistency, visibility and agility
Andrea Sartori
NEW! - InBatch Flexible management for batch processes
Jos Peters
Advanced Scheduler for Wonderware MES
Chris Mollison - Preactor
Time
Topic
Injasuti Room
NEW! - Wonderware Performance Software - Real-time equipment downtime and performance tracking
Dawid Sadie
NEW! - Wonderware Industry Application for Packaging
Andrea Sartori

54. Questions Thank You jan.rasmussen@wonderware.com 20-Apr-17
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