1. ICONICS Worldwide Customer Summit – September 2006 Alarm Analytics for Operational Excellence MI-10

2. Agenda Introduction and Overview Needs and Benefits of Alarm Analytics Review of the EEMUA Specification Tour of Alarm Analytics Sample Reports Overview of ReportWorX How to Customize your own Analytic Reports Questions and Answers Exam

3. Overview ICONICS Alarm Analytics uses standard templates to turn raw data into your competitive advantage! 15 Powerful Reports will enable you to know about: Plant Efficiency Machine Downtime Most Frequent or Longest Duration Alarms Root Cause Analysis Operator Response Times and Interactions The greatest benefit: If you can pinpoint the source of your problems you can save lots of money!

4. I’ve been collecting Alarm and Event information for years and need a way to finally make use of it I don’t want to become a software company and develop or maintain a custom-coded solution I want to learn what’s affecting productivity I need to have, or provide, access to Alarm Reports remotely through our corporate Portal I need to comply with EEMUA / OSHA standards Why would I need Alarm Analytics?

5. Analyzes your data to help increase profitability, highlighting inefficiencies & problem sources in your process Includes reports to analyze Alarm and Event information such as: - Alarms by Priority - Alarm Frequency - Cross-Correlation of Alarms - Operator Response Time - Peak Alarm Rate Distribution Provides value to both Discrete AND Process industries Complete Web access to your Analytic reports What does Alarm Analytics do for me?

6. What is the EEMUA? The EEMUA defined a standard way to analyze and represent alarm data: http://www.eemua.co.uk/about.htm Founded in 1950 Members: AstraZeneca, BASF, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Dow Corning, Exxon, ExxonMobil, Flexsys, Huntsman, Hydro, Innospec, Johnson Matthey, RWE npower, Shell, Syngenta, Total, Vopak, ABB Engineering Services, Foster Wheeler Energy EEMUA 191 Alarm Systems – A Guide to Design, Management and Procurement (1999) ISBN 0859310760EEMUA 191 Alarm Systems – A Guide to Design, Management and Procurement (1999) ISBN 0859310760 ISBN 0859310760 ISBN 0859310760

7. What Does the EEMUA Do? Fosters Collaboration Users, owners, and operators communicate with shared experiences Offers Best Practices Engineering Plant Operations Asset Management Influences Regulations Interpretation and Application - European Directives - Legislation Develops Standards - Safety - Costs

8. Why EEMUA? Standards Keeping things Consistent Everyone is on the Same Page Providing a Sense of Familiarity Collective Knowledge Building off of the Experience of others A Convenient Starting Point Embarking on an Entirely New Product Starting Broad, General, and Common Basis for 11 of our Analytics

9. How We Utilize the Standards Basis for eleven of our Analytics Alarm Distribution by Interval Alarm Distribution by Interval with Priority Alarm Distribution by Priority Alarm Tag Chattering Alarm Tag Frequency Cross Correlation Analysis Operator Changes by Interval Operator Response Time Standing Alarms at Time Standing Alarms by Interval Standing Alarms Duration ICONICS has created four additional Analytics Alarm Rate Distribution by Interval Peak Alarm Rate Distribution (bundled into Alarm Rate Distribution) Alarms from Worst Actors Average Alarm Rate per Minor / Major Interval

10. Alarm Management Specifications Existing Logger Databases User- Configured Reports Anatomy of Alarm Analytics

11. Alarm Analytics Overview 15 Industry Standard Reports Includes Powerful Reporting Tool Supports AlarmWorX32 Logger Databases

12. ICONICS Logger 15 Industry Standard Reports License ReportWorX Plug-in What do I get with Alarm Analytics? ICONICS Comes in Standard or Enterprise versions…

13. Recommended System: Pentium 4, 2.0 GHz or higher with at least 1 GB of RAM Prerequisites: SQL Server 2000, 2005, MSDE, SQL Server Express Internet Information Services 5.0 or greater Microsoft Excel (for templates and runtime) If you have No ICONICS products installed Install Alarm Analytics from the BizViz CD Obtain an Alarm Analytics license from ICONICS If you already have ReportWorX V9 installed All you need is an Alarm Analytics license (and install the Alarm Logger from GEN32 CD if desired) System Requirements

14. Example Reports

15. Alarm Distribution by Interval

16. Alarm Distribution by Interval with Priority

17. Alarm Distribution by Priority

18. Alarm Rate Distribution

19. Alarm Tag Chattering

20. Alarm Tag Frequency

21. Alarms from Worst Actors

22. Average Alarm Rate

23. Cross Correlation Analysis

24. Operator Changes by Interval

25. Operator Response Time

26. Standing Alarms at Time

27. Standing Alarms by Interval

28. Standing Alarms Duration

29. Other Analytic Reports How does it work Use the pre-defined samples Build your own templates! OR…

30. Report Information from Real Time Data and Any Database ???????? High Limit High AlarmLow Alarm ????????Low Limit CO PV: SV: MV: ????? TIC-1076 LOOP 1 ????? DEG F HMI, SCADA, Other... ReportWorX

31. Powerful Reporting Easy-to-Use configuration with Excel templates Simple Wizards – no SQL knowledge necessary! Data sources: Web services Databases: Oracle, MS SQL, OSI PIE, ACCESS, ODBC OPC Server: DA, A&E Web-based maintanance console Flexible scheduling Multiple destinations: Publish HTML on Web server PDF Print / Fax E-Mail...

32. Reports delivered to multiple destinations ReportWorX Redirectors

33. Powerful Scheduling Engine Schedule and Trigger reports based on:

34. Powerful Excel Plug-in Extra Menus in Excel To get: - Wide variety of data - In a simple way (no SQL knowledge required) - More dynamic (using parameters) - Powerful Wizards

35. Web-Based User Interface

36. ReportWorX Architecture

37. Customizing Your Own Analytics Alarm Analytics Wizards make it point and click! ReportWorX provides for customization of templates

38. Alarm Analytics Wizard Simple point & click configuration in Excel

39. Alarm Analytics Wizard Customize parameters to fit your needs User-selectable or Automatic types

40. Alarm Analytics Wizard Built-in Alarm Priority Manager presets Alarm Severity Low Medium High Critical Example Alarm Distribution by Priority

41. Product Roadmap Version 9.1 11 standard analytics 4 custom analytics Create your own as well… Vista integration Office 12 integration Integration w/GEN64 More custom connectors WW, iHistorian, OSI, etc. Enhancements Version 11 SOA design Based on MS Longhorn Version 9 Version 10

42. ICONICS Worldwide Customer Summit – September 2006 Questions? Thank you for attending! Stick around for the exam to have a chance to win some cool prizes!