ISA-95 implementation experiences / by WBF ; edited by William Hawkins, Dennis Brandl, Walt Boyes.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

World Batch Forum.

Hawkins, William M., 1938-

Brandl, Dennis.

Boyes, Walt.

Series:

WBF book series ; v. 3.

WBF book series ; v. 3

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Process control--Standards.

Process control.

Production control--Standards.

Production control.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (302 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

[New York, N.Y.] (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017) : Momentum Press, 2011.

Summary:

The chapters in this book are written by people who have implemented systems with the aid of various parts of the ISA-95 standard. There is very little untested theory here. Using the principles laid down in this volume, you can dramatically improve manufacturing efficiency--whether you are considering or are currently implementing data transfer between manufacturing process control systems and your business systems. Moreover, you will be ecstatic if you are not yet aware of ISA-95 and its communication standards--standards that will enable you to avoid proprietary solutions that will lock you into obsolete systems.

Contents:

List of figures

List of tables

WBF foreword

Foreword by Walt Boyes

Preface

1. ISA-95 business case evolves through applications and methodologies

2. ISA-95: a model for business intelligence

3. Getting an organization ready for ISA-95: designing and implementing plant models within enterprise applications

4. ISA-95 enables flexible discrete manufacturing

5. Mapping ISA-95 production schedules, ISA-95 production performance, and ISA-88

6. Implementation of object models for a UHT milk line as a case study

7. B2MML for plant maintenance and asset management in a global, service-oriented MES scenario

8. Data transaction efficiency in batch control: eliminating the middleman

9. ISA-95 implementation best practices workflow descriptions using B2MML

10. Translating process control system data into business decision information in manufacturing facilities

11. Closing the gap: B2MML driving successful integration

12. ISA-95 integration between SAP R/3 and batch in pharmaceutical applications

13. Setting the standard for ERP and MES integration

14. How to implement an MES without making a mess

15. How to use ISA-95 Part 3 for MES functional user requirement specifications

16. Establishing and maintaining ISA-95 standards is great, but it's even better if they are consistently executed across all operations

17. Best practices for MES user requirement specifications

18. ISA-95 applied as an analysis tool

19. Avoid a mess by building an ISA-95 compliant MES

20. Building MES applications with ISA-95

Index.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Title from PDF t.p. (viewed on January 7, 2011).

ISBN:

1-283-89551-X

1-60650-217-4

OCLC:

819592938