IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS 16087-242.ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / 1995-10-30 / 1 Future standardization needs in the field of documentation.

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IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 1 Future standardization needs in the field of documentation

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 2 The report Summary and conclusions Recommendations Scenario –Public environment –Business environment –Technological environment Needs derived from the scenarios Supporting and competing activities

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 3 Recommendations Circulation of the report - updating Marketing Def. of standardization projects - JWG Improvement of procedures

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 4 The scenario Needs for documentationstandards Public environment Business environment Technological environment

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 5 Public environment Computers are natural tools Public sector / administration Computer access Education Teleworking Access, security Private application

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 6 Business environment Disappearing borders Interoperability between diciplines Resources and infrastructure Work flow Quality Traceability and responsibility

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 7 Technological environment Technological environment - Views on product data V cc, T min, T max, Length, Diameter text text text texttext User’s view Manufacturer’s view Product configurations Product descriptions Component parameters Component models

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 8 Technological environment Technological environment - Product data: ”as is” product data storage and retrieval Dicipline X - CAx applications - technical product documents Dicipline Y - CAx applications - technical product documents Product data Archive A ( (organizational unit 1) product data storage and retrieval Organization A Organization B Product data Arcive B ( (organizational unit 2) Exchange

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 9 Technological environment Technological environment - Product data: ”to be” product data storage and retrieval Dicipline X - CAx applications - technical product documents Dicipline Y - CAx applications - technical product documents Local EDM system dicpline X ( (organizational unit 1) product data storage and retrieval Organization A Organization B Local EDM system dicpline Y ( (organizational unit 2) Exchange

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 10 Technological environment Technological environment - Product data sharing product data storage and retrieval Dicipline X - CAx applications - technical product documents Dicipline Y - CAx applications - technical product documents Integrated local and global product data management system (during the whole product life cycle) product data storage and retrieval Organization A Organization B

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 11 Needs Needs - Documentation Development Information on a technical object Traditional, paper- based documents, prepared manually Computerized, documents, prepared by CAx systems Formal views of data-base information, based on product models 123

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 12 Needs Needs - Documentation vs.Information standards Man-to-man communication Presentation of information ”Documentation Standards” Representation of information ”Information Models” STEP, etc Information in processible form ”Data models” Machine-to-machine communication Man-to-machine communication 3

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 13 Man-to-man communication Presentation of information ”Documentation Standards” Representation of information ”Information Models” STEP, etc Information in processible form ”Data models” Machine-to-machine communication Man-to-machine communication

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 14 Needs Needs - Some examples The concept of a document Identification and classification Information and meta-information Support for tele-X (X=”everything”) Support for re-use Multi-diciplinary standards Electronic originals Etc.

IEC/TC3-ISO/TC10 SJWG13 SEABB/KS ppt / Per-Åke Svensson / / 15 Needs Needs - Standardization Process - Procedures Identification and definition of standardization subjects Development of the Standard Dissemination of the Standard to users Implementation and use of the Standard Defined Project Prepared Standard Known Standard Used Standard Potential Subjects Evaluation