1. Integration of production lines. Ernst Madsen (Novo Nordisk) Kim Stephansen (Arla Foods) 2011-04-06

2. Content What does ”Integration to Production Lines” mean ? Why integration ? / Why standards ? Overview and choise of standard.

3. Integration to Production Lines ERP Systems Line Management System / MES system Prod. Line 1Prod. Line 2Prod. Line 3 Production Planning - Dispatching - Production database - … PackML V 3.0 - Machine Mode - Machine State - Data - Orders - Recipe -Prod. parameters - Feedback -Produced - Performance - OEE Production Lines/SCADA

4. Integration to Production Lines Machine integration Overview - Modes PackML V 3.0

5. Integration to Production Lines Machine integration Overview - States PackML V 3.0

6. Standard Integration ERP Systems Line Management System / MES system Production Lines/SCADA Prod. Line 1Prod. Line 2Prod. Line 3 Production Planning - Dispatching - Production database - … PackML V 3.0 Std. Interface Supplier 1Supplier 2Supplier 1 - Machine Mode - Machine State - Data - Orders - Recipe -Prod. parameters - Feedback -Produced - Performance - OEE

7. 7 Advantages by standardisation End User Maintenance Only need to know one standard Mobility of equipment Easier to test Standard test plans Ease of re-use Shorter test periods Interfaces Uniform Easier to expand and integrate Flexibility Less dependent on people and OEM’s Progress and Innovation Lowering costs OEM Development Independent of programmers Faster implementation Easier to test Scaleable Support Global support independent of “who made the program” Interfaces Easier to integrate with supervisory systems and other OEM machines Re-use Easier to re-use applications across customers Source: nne pharmaplan Purchase Easier specification Lower cost Operations Uniform layout and “language” Ease of operation

8. Standards, Organisations and the Scope.

9. The End ! Thank You

10. Extras

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