Members Call 30 th July 2020
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“If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old”
Peter Drucker
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State of the Union
Nils HerzbergChairman of theAlliance
Nils HerzbergChairman of the Alliance
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2018 2019 2020
December AprilHMI-2019
NovemberSPS-2019
TodayMembers Meeting 2020
2members
13 members
43members
60+members
Open Industry 4.0 Alliance Evolution of the ecosystem over the past 18 months
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Welcome new members
Industrial Wireless Connectivity Solution provider System Integrator Industrial Computing
Architects
System Integrator Remote Software
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Committed Members
Status: 27.07.2020
At this time the Open Industry 4.0 Alliance comprises of 60 companies… and recruiting continues
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Value Awareness Adoption ExpansionBest Practices: Edge Guideline +
3 Whitepapers
Networking: 9 Members Meetings,
300+ hrs Technical Workshops,
80+ hrs IndustryFocused Workshops
Events: 2 Public
Press releases: 7LinkedIn :
posts: 75 ,
followers: 1900+
Newsletters: extern: 2 , intern: 7+
eMails sent: 8635
Projects on members own shopfloor:
started: 3+
In discussion: 2+
Product Ecosystem: 161
Capability Matrix:Techical capabilities:
504
Prof. Services: 458
Member Countries:Austria, Canada,
Finland, Germany, Ireland, Israel,
Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland
Member: 60
Collaboration in evolution:
AML, OPCF, IDSA, Omlox, Plattform I4.0
Achievements so far in 2020
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Value Awareness Adoption ExpansionBest Practices:
2 Cloud Guidelines + Revised Whitepapers
Networking: 5+ Members Meetings,
2+ Hackathons, 120 +hrs workshopsTechnical + Industry
focused
Community v.1
Events: 3 Public
Press releases: 3+
LinkedIn:posts: 50+ ,
followers: 3000+
Newsletters: extern: 2 , intern: 4+
Marketplace Directory v.1 (aka
Yellow Pages)
Projects on members own shopfloor
started: 5+
Showcases: 2+
Compliant Products v.01
Member: 15+
Collaboration in evolution:
AML, OPCF, IDSA, Omlox, Plattform I4.0
Plan for second half of 2020
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Call to Action
1. Recruit your important Customers and Partners as Members
2. Engage with your customers on projects using the alliance principles
3. Educate your internal stakeholders about this ecosystem
Retrospective of the Virtual Fair
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Ekrem YigitdölChair of Marketing Group
Ekrem YigitdoelChair of Marketing Group
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Agenda Topic SpeakerTime03:00 – 06:00pm
5 min Welcome Ekrem Yigitdoel
30 min Customer Keynote: Scalable Digitization Michael Clever (F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG)
20 min Introduction to Open Industry 4.0 Alliance Nils Herzberg
15 min The Way We Work Smitha Rayala
15 min Introduction to Industry Workgroups Gary Dreyer
60 min Individual Industry Workgroup IntroductionProcess Ind., Discrete Ind., Intralogistics
Franz Durmeier, Simon Stark, Dr.Christian Liedtke, Benedikt Rauscher
15 min The Showcase from Process Industry: Chemical, Oil & Gas, Pharma Dr. Simone Turrin; Gary Dreyer
15 min Questions & Answers and Closure Ekrem Yigitdoel
6:00pm onwards Meet the Speakers All Speakers
Think and act with customer centricity
&Build interoperable
solutions for a large open ecosystem
Virtual Fair16. — 17.07.2020
Agenda — 16.07.2020
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Agenda Topic SpeakerTime09:30 – 12:00am
15 min Welcome & Recap of Day 1 Ekrem Yigitdoel
15 min Early Adoption of Guidelines Dr. Dominik Pilat
15 min Introduction to Technical Streams Hans-Jürgen Hilscher
50 min
Individual Technical Workgroups Introduction• Open Edge Computing• Open Operator Cloud• Common Cloud Central• Cybersecurity
Konrad Heidrich, Michael Riester, Smitha Rayala, Thomas Greil
15 min From Use Case to Interoperable Member Products for a Retrofitted Asset Konrad Heidrich
15 min Questions & Answers and Closure Ekrem Yigitdoel
12:00am onwards Meet the Speakers All Speakers
Virtual Fair16. — 17.07.2020
Provide standards based semantic models of our
products&
Enable easy onboardingof assets
Agenda — 17.07.2020
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Virtual Fair Retrospective
• Fast support from Service
Bureau
• Uniform appearanceof all talks
• Professional handlingof smaller technicalissues
• Good overviewof the alliance
• Separation oftopics
Community vsIndustry vs
Technical
• Brining several diverse people together
• Authentic mindsetduring the event
Team Spirit Content Structure
OrganizationPresentation
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Improvements for Upcoming Events
Organization / Support
•Coordinate the time slots so that all time zones can participate
•Presentation template
•Earlier meeting blockers and intern communication
•more time for content creation for the workgroups
Way of presentation / speakers
•Emphazising red line
•Uniform content and design
•More creative way time keeping
Technical setup
•Login process on the event Platform
•Technical problems with presentation
Communication
•Better and earlier PR
•Earlier MR/blockers
•Communication/Marketing plan
Content Structure
•Interaction
•More showcases & customer voices
Update: Industry focused workgroups
Workgroup Update: Process Industry Chemical, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceuticals
Franz DurmeierWorkgroup Lead
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Workgroup Update: : Process Industry F&B incl. Packaging
Simon StarkWorkgroup Representive
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Industry Focused Workgroups
Food and Beverage Workgroup
Contributors Current topics Working Mode
• Acquire more Customer
Projects to work on
• Schiwa and Multivac
Project:Multivac Edge Device
connecting Schiwa´s OPC-UA
to the cloud.
Providing Schiwa their
machine data via OI4A
Interface.
• Weber Multivac Project
Contact:
Simon Stark
Service [email protected]
More Information
• Quarterly meeting to
discuss current status
and next steps
• Customer Projects are
handled in separate
project meetings
àall meetings are
documented in Confluence
Lead:
Current status
Workgroup Update:Discrete Industry
Brendan KellyWorkgroup Lead
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DISCRETE INDUSTRY FOCUSED WORKGROUP –ORGANIZATION
CONTENT GROUP
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS GROUP
USE CASE GROUP
WORKGROUP LEADS Dr. Christian Liedtke
Wolfgang Möller
Brendan Kelly
Ulf Kottig
EARLY ADOPTION all
Dr. Christian Liedtke
Oliver Prang
Wolfgang Möller
NEXT MEETING: 09.09.2020
16:00-17:00
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
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DISCRETE INDUSTRY FOCUSED WORKGROUP
REFERENCE CASE “HELLER-CELL”
Project Scope :• Target: Run Time Optimization for total production cell with several
machines (core: Heller-Cell, KUKA Robot)
• Apply Open Industry Architecture Framework:• Interoperability, Easy to extend, • Quick Start: End to End OT/IT connectivity from months to weeks,
Partner Eco-System:• KUKA: Customer, Internal IT, OT Asset Provider• SAP: Asset Intelligent Network (AIN)• 3D Signals: Dash boarding & Optimization• Fujitsu: Edge Plattform, E2E System Integration,
project lead
Smitha RayalaWorkgroup Lead
Individual Industry Workgroup Update: Intralogistics
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Industry Focused Workgroups
Intra-Logistics
Contributors Status Next Steps More Information
Workshops: First usecase category beingdetailed: Harmonisationof data
Early adoption potential projects being discussed
Awareness• Production of Interviews
with Top-management
• Press announcement• Fisrt 2 Video Messages
by top-management
Value: Evaluation of: TZplusfor a permanent showcase, OMLOX, SAP Cloud Robotics, P+F Digitized Kanban, Gebhardt Galileo IoT Platform for Intralogistics
Adoption: Follow up on “Member becoming an early adopter”
Awareness: Post-production of interviews –Video clips, Podcasts, ebookof interviews
Expansion:Jointrecruitment of furthermembers
Confluence space
Contact: Smitha Rayala
Next meeting: Virtual on 03th August (Monthly)
Lead: SAP (interim)
Update:Technical Streams
Hans-Jürgen HilscherChairman of Technical Committee
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2019
DevelopmentGuideline
Edge2Cloud2Cloud
Cloud2CloudProof ofConcept
2020 2021
6 Workshopswith 5 Sub Teams
Asset Onboarding
Condition Monitoring
Marketplace
Today
Test
ExpertReview
UniversitySupport
Docu.One
Work-group
Value
SecurityProof ofConcept
2022
Common Cloud Central
Open Operator Cloud
Open Edge Computing
Cyber Security
DevelopmentGuideline
EdgeCybersecurity
Guideline
PrincipleProof ofConcept
DR
AFT
DR
AFT
What we have done and what we will doThe first Open Industry 4.0 compliant product at SPS 2020
FourWork
Streams
Workgroup Update: Open Edge Computing
Konrad HeidrichWorkgroup Lead
Konrad HeidrichWorkgroup Lead Happy Vacation
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Technology Committee
Open Edge Computing
Contributors Current topics Working Mode• Development Guideline
v0.11 is released
• Working on next release with
specific key points
• MVP definitions(Basic- Compliance level for HW &
SW edge platform + edge apps)
• Baseline security
• Docker handling
• Improvements
• Coordinate cross-layer topics
with other WGs
Contact:
Konrad HeidrichNext Meeting: 4th August
Service [email protected]
www.openindustry4.com
More Information
• Weekly online
Workshops of 2 hours
• Regular F2F meetings
every 8 weeks
• We regularly sync with
the Industry Focused as
well as the other
technical workgroups
Lead: Hilscher
Current status
Workgroup Update: Open Operator Cloud
Michael RiesterWorkgroup Lead
Michael RiesterWorkgroup Lead
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Contributors TopicsWorking on guidelines for the
use case „Asset Onboarding“.
More in detail we are working on
the on-boarding sequence(s)
and the Asset Administration
Shell format as foundation for
data exchange for this use case.
First roadmap for guidelines
available in Confluence:
Roadmap
Working ModeWe have alternating
• Bi-Weekly online workshops
of 4 hours
• Bi-Weekly calls and working
slot
We regularly sync with the
Industry Focused workgroups as
well as the other technical
workgroups
More Information
Technology Committee
Open Operator Cloud Lead: Endress+Hauser
Current status
Confluence space
Contact:Michael RiesterNext meeting:WS#11 on 06.08.2020
Workgroup Update: Common Cloud Central
Smitha RayalaWorkgroup Lead
Smitha RayalaWorkgroup Lead
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Contributors TopicsWorking on guidelines for the
use cases „Asset Onboarding“:
• Brownfield and Greenfield
• Technical and Semantic
Collaborating with
OPC Foundation
Industrial Data Spaces for cross-
enterprise data exchange in
evaluation
Working ModeWe have alternating
• Bi-Weekly online workshops
of 2 hours
• More workshops after
summer
We regularly sync with the
Industry Focused Workgoups as
well as the other technical
workgroups
More Information
Contact:Smitha Rayala
through
Technology Committee
Common Cloud Central Lead: SAP
Current status
Workgroup Update: Cybersecurity
Thomas GreilWorkgroup Lead
Thomas GreilWorkgroup Lead
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Technology Committee
Industrial Cybersecurity
Contributors Ongoing Topics
Next Milestones
• Review & consideration of other security initiatives of partner alliances & associations (Platform Industrie 4.0, IDSA, OPC Foundation, UMATI, NAMUR,…)
• Working on general security concepts regarding intellectual property, multi cloud certification and API securityaddressed by business and technical work streams
• Exchange of practical technical experience in regards to the subject cybersecurity
More Information
1. Creation of a lightweight guiding cybersecurity framework on base of the reference architecture to provide members a simplified security classification of their use cases (under initial consideration of IEC 62443 and DIN 27070 frameworks)
2. Further enrichment of practical Cybersecurity use cases in the white paper
3. Further support of technical work stream activities in regards to Cybersecurity
Lead: Voith
• Become an active member and find more information about the Open Industry 4.0 Industrial Cybersecurity Workstream at…
1. Confluence
2. Slack
3. Cybersecurity WorkstreamSession #19 on 2020-08-05
• Contact:Thomas Greil
• Service Bureau [email protected]
Current status
Alliance Concepts:Early Adoption
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
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Purpose
What does it mean?
It means alliance members testing the OI4 concepts in their own facilities for manufacturing, warehouses, training and showcases
Why is it important for the alliance?•Helps validate•Create reference cases•Gain experience
Benefits for Early Adopter Member?• Digitize facilities using future proof & standards based solutions• Become a pioneer• Learn from experience• Get executive level visibility & commitment• Self-promotion using the results as a showcase
Benefits for Members contributing for the Early Adopter Member projects?
Asset Suppliers, Retrofitting solutions providers, Connectivity solution providers, Security specialists, IoT platform and application providers, ERP Providers ,Warehouse management software providers, OT system integrators, IT system integrators
Validate & improve their Offerings in OI4 conformity pipelineWin referencesGain experience in:
1. addressing brownfield2. in creating tangible value & reducing time to
value3. making solutions scalable
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ConceptSteps of phased approach ->
Explore Design Deliver Scale1 day 4-8 weeks 3-6 Months customer choiceVision & Scope Design Discover, Design & Prototype Functional Pilot Productive Use
Process Scoping Workshop to agree on business + technical Design Thinking Approach
Demo relevant existing solutionsValidate use casesValue AssessmentDevelop IT-OT system specification (Lastenheft) for pilot implementationDevelop a low fidelity prototype (e.g. mockups, paper based, ppt based, screenshots based, etc)
Implement Pilot (SCRUM Approach)Design Scenario & architecturePropose next phase implementation
Regular Customer Project approach and no limitations/restrictionsScale to production/process line and plant level
Outcomes 1.Scope:•Business scope (end-user role /persona, relevant business processes, stakeholders, business benefits)•Technical scope such as Machine type, number of machines, protocol types2. Schedule a demo
Business related:•Customer validation & low fidelity prototype•Value assessment•Commercial proposal for pilot•Use Case description•Related Business Processes/workflow diagramsTechnical related:•List of Backlog items with user stories •Project plan with bi-weekly SCRUM model (Daily stand-ups + sprint planning + reviews + retrospective)•HW & SW specifications
Business related:•Pilot Presentation with live demo•Build Reference story with collaterals (one Pager, video, PR, Social media Articles, Interviews )•Feedback from Early Adopter + project team•Proposal for next phase implementationTechnical related:•Functional Pilot with high-level technical documentation•Scenario design & architecture blue print
negotiated with customer-the shopfloor operator
OI4 elements OI4 members collaborate and discussion based on OI4: Business: Customer’s business process centric Tech: Philosophy concerning openness, standards based interoperability and extensibility
Mapping between project requirements to OI4 concepts both technical & business process house related
Validate the mapping from previous stepRetrospective of OI4 Approach (I like, I wish)
Assess for the scalable digitalization of enterprise (OT-IT) about how to:•Improve skills/competences of workforce •Reuse the concepts of process house and solution architecture
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More information
Link to the members area and confluence
Contact [email protected]
What‘s next?
Event Date & Time (CET) Target AudienceMembers Call 15th September 2020
03.00 pm - 06.00 pmAll Members‘ representatives including Key contacts + BizDev + Tech + Marketing + colleagues + internal stakeholders
Meet the Alliance ( External) 17th September 202011.00 am - 01.00 pm
Prospect members, Customers of members + internal stakeholders of members
Marketing Summit 6th October 202001.00 pm - 4.30 pm
All Members‘ representatives including Key contacts + Marketing
PR Summit 13th October 202003.00 pm - 05.00 pm
All Members‘ representatives including Key contacts +PR contacts
Members Call 15th October 202003.00 pm - 06.00 pm
All Members‘ representatives including Key contacts + BizDev + Tech + Marketing + colleagues + internal stakeholders
Meet the Alliance (External) 22nd October 202004.00 pm - 06.00 pm
Prospect members, Customers of members + internal stakeholders of members
Pre-SPS Event (External) 19th November 202004.00 pm - 06.00 pm
Prospect members, Customers of members + internal stakeholders of members + All Members‘ representatives
SPS Nürnberg (External & Onsite)(to be finalized)
24th - 26th November 2020Full days
Prospect members, Customers of members + internal stakeholders of members + All Members‘ representatives
Members General Assembly 2020 8th December 202003.00 pm - 06.00 pm
All Members‘ representativesKey contacts
Sneak Peak
Inspirational talk
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Algorithm “understands” the processDescribes the interaction of all signals available
Speakers
Juergen Kaeser
Director Paper Process Applications
email: [email protected]
Jens Haag
Director Advanced Analytics & Control
email: [email protected]
Sneak Peak
PR concept
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Manu-facturer 3
Contributorfrom food
Month
Factory Control Systems
Impulses thatwill be sent tothe media /
Sensors / ActuatorsRobots / Machines
Monthly stopMonthly stop
08 09 10 11
Monthly stop
Strategy: we drive a storytelling bus, on which the members can hop-on, hop-off
Manu-facturer 1
Sensor maker/ intra
logistics
Manu-facturer 4
Sensor maker/
discr.manuf
Manu-facturer 5
CompleteSystem-provider
Manu-facturer 2
Edge provider
Open Industry 4.0 Alliance Speakers
Open Industry 4.0 Alliance – the comms approach
Format Length/Frequency/Quotes
Press Release
Classical format, 1x /month, quotesfunctional members
Spotlight Short format about a project progress (e.g.), very plot-oriented; 2 members cooperate
Back-grounder
Extra budget, up to 10 thsd. Characters; a byliner may come form a functional member(e.g. work group / tech leader)
Story Principles:
• Facts!• Plot!• Visualize!
The Bus Drivers
Ekrem YigitdölChair of Marketing Group
Ekrem YigitdoelChair of Marketing Group
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Smitha RayalaLead of Members Management
Karl-Heinz MayerExternal Public RelationsBerkeley Kommunikation
Call to Action
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Action items for ALL of us
1. Recruit your important Customers and Partners as Members
2. Engage with your customers on projects using the alliance principles
3. Educate your internal stakeholders about this ecosystem
4. Contribute in workgroups
5. Network with other members in the alliance events
6. Promote the Alliance in your company events
Paulo Coelho
“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure”
Credits: https://www.skipprichard.com/fear-of-failure-why-its-essential-to-success/
Questions & Answers
Happy SummerThank you for joining us
Contact for more information: