Current industry discussions focus on the actual role of manufacturing/production in the global supply chain network. For any manufacturer to be competitive, actual manufacturing operations activities must be highly interactive in supply chain and enterprise processes to achieve effective collaboration and competition. This is the domain of collaborative and flexible manufacturing operations management (MOM) system architectures.

This module introduces and explains the most relevant international MOM standards in the context of the challenges identified in the previous course “MES/MOM Methodologies – Introduction”. Standards are collections of best practices. In this and the other modules of the CoC program, we explain how to apply them in response to the these challenges.

The MOM standards, developed over more than 20 years, form a solid foundation for the application framework for Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0.

  • Discuss the business role of primary MOM standards.
  • Describe the primary MOM standards applied for flexible manufacturing operations management (MOM) systems architectures.
  • Apply and explain the major models of the ISA-95 standard.
  • Discuss the key elements of the ISA-88 and ISA-62442 standards.
  • Recognize how B2MML supports integration between various solutions.
  • Introduction
  • MESA Models
  • ISA-95: Enterprise – Control System Integration
  • ISA-88: Batch Control
  • ISA-62443: Security for IAC Systems
  • B2MML, BatchML, KPIML
  • SCOR, OMAC, MIMOSA, OAGIS
  • Conclusions and Wrap-up

Reference Materials:
1. MESA White Paper #25: An Overview and Comparison of ISA-95 and OAGIS
2. MESA White Paper #26: Related Manufacturing Integration Standards, A Survey

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