1. IKT Maritim Industri Stein Ove Erikstad MARINTEK Hva er MI? IKT-fokus i MI Prosjekter –ShipyardXchange –MINDNet

2. Hvem er Maritim Industri? Classification societies Classification societies Yards Ship owner Suppliers Ship consultants Authorities

3. IKT-fokus MI Bruk av web/internett for samhandling e-handel standardisering og informasjonsutveksling

4. Industry Knowledge Transaction volume Industry Knowledge Market network in Europe Industry Knowledge Maritime suppliers: Contributing with industry knowledge and experience Quality Assurance System design and development Management Business development ERP System supplier Investors/development: External consultants and software vendors ShipyardXchange System design and development

5. Logistics (suppliers) Procurement (shipyard) Focus on procurement Contract signed time Sales (shipyard) Technical spec. (shipyard) Engineering (suppliers/shipyard) Ship spec. (ship owner) Initial procurement (shipyard) Documentation delivery Changes follow- ups reporting

6. Core procurement process

8. MINDNet Content WebLab –Test and visualise new business opportunities related to web/ICT/eBusiness Web-based integration –“Seamless” integration og information exchange between actors and systems Standardisation –Pragmatic development and implementation of existing industry standards Net-based approbation –from prototype to industrial application MINDNet forum –information exchange and co-operation facing common challenges

10. Project Partners Yards Aker Langsten Shipyard Flekkefjord Shipyard Fosen Shipyard HDW (D) Kleven Shipyard Shipowners OVDS TFDS Maritime suppliers Hydro Aluminum Profiles MaK (D) Rolls Royce Marine SSAB (S) E-business/.com e4marine ShipyardXchange System vendors EPM Technology (PDM) IFS (ERP) Lindhard Systems (ERP/MPS) ProsjektNett SENER (E) (3D modelling) Others DNV Marintek POSC/Caesar Norw. Maritime Authorities Funded by the Research Council of Norway

11. Info Exchange - historical focus Large business cases –Hull Cross Section –Towing Tank –Contractor - subcontractor –As-built High complexity domain –Ship Structures –Hull Moulded Form Powerful parties –Class societies –Large yards –System vendors Data Exchange –PDM-to-PDM –large models –few transactions

12. Characteristics Large number of transactions Simple translation sets Limited model size Mix of commercial and technical information “ERP to Excel” Focus on ship equipment Goal: Integrated business processes Few transactions Complex models Large models Focus on technical product data PDM/3D-to-PDM/3D Focus ship hull Goal: Integrated design and manufacturing

13. STEP or XML? Syntax + Vocabulary Semantics Interoperability infrastructure EXPRESS/ P21/intg.res STEP APs SDAI ++ STEP XML + Schema/DTD Vocabulary ? General web & internet “XML Technology” XML STEP+PLIB +ASE Xchange ISE PDML STEP+ MILSTD++ DB2XML+ Java RMI PDML/PDI XML/STEPml STEP Web STEPml (PDES Inc)

14. Short-term acitivities Portal developers, System Vendors (ERP, 3D), Marine Industry, Class primarily portal-backoffice interoperability, but also point-to-point information exchange procurement-process related information technical (STEP ++) AND commercial (ebXML, cXML, MTML, etc.) both message-based and API-based interoperability + UDDI pragmatic approach - time is critical