SAP and Microsoft Manufacturing Solution

SAP & Microsoft Manufacturing Solution

PRESENTED BY:Salvatore “Sam” CastroMark R. Beckmann

Unite Program [email protected]

April 16th, 2014

60% of WW transactions are done with SAP

Biggest range of solutions

1.0

1.0

75% of Enterprise customers

100% of global SIs

50% of global ISVs

20 years of partnership

SAP and Microsoft

“SAP and Microsoft are doing great things together around Duet Enterprise and SQL Server, but that’s not the whole story. Moving forward SAP is committed to working with Microsoft around the cloud, mobility and big data.” Bill McDermott, Co-CEO, SAP AG

SAP Manufacturing Solution Portfolio

Product and process visualization Product structure synchronization Process planning

Manufacturing engineering

EH&S Energy management

Sustainability and safety

Asset operations Asset maintenance

Asset management

Work order collaboration Critical data exchange

Outsourced manufacturing

OutsourcedManufacturing

ManufacturingIntegration &Intelligence

ManufacturingExecution

ProductionPlanning

QualityManagement

AssetManagement

Sustainabilityand Safety

Manufacturing Engineering

• Manufacturing Analytics

• Operations Intelligence

• Manufacturing SOA

Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence

MES for discrete industries Production control for process industries

Manufacturing execution

Production planning Lean manufacturing Production order management Detailed scheduling

Production planning Quality engineering & planning Quality inspection Quality notifications Quality improvement Audit management

Quality management

Office 365 Platform Innovation Manufacturing operations and “plant floor in your pocket” Supply chain operations and visibility Sales, marketing and dealer systems

Microsoft in Manufacturing

CloudSocialMobility Big data

Office 365

Office 365 – Excel BI

Office 365 - Manufacturing

Hi-Tech & Discrete

;aConsumerProducts

O&G / ChemLife Sciences

SAP Responsive Manufacturing Driving operational excellence

Mill, Mining, etc.

Aerospace Defense

;aAutomotive High Tech IM&C

SAP Responsive Manufacturing Driving operational excellence

Medical Device

History of SAP’s Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence

1998 – Lighthammer First Release■ “Morning Coffee” released as the world’s “First Plant Information Portal

2000 – Lighthammer ■ Illuminator Version 8.0 released to market■ First major release gains market attention

2006 – MII Templates■ New Manufacturing Templates■ Available on SDN

2007 - MII 12.0 Release■ First Version on NetWeaver■ Integrated Workbench

2009 – MII 12.1 Release■ NetWeaver CE Platform■ NWDI Support■ Expanded Localization

2011 – MII 12.2 Release■ NetWeaver CE Platform■ MDO■ Enhanced troubleshooting

2010 – Plant Connectivity 2.1 Released■ New connector capability■ SDK for custom Agents

2000 20061998 2005 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

2005 – SAP acquires Lighthammer■ SAP offers xMII 11.5 (Microsoft only)

2012 – MII 14.0 is now GAExpanded BOBJ integration■ New UI Capabilities■ KPI Framework■ Plant Information Catalog■ Global/Local OEE (In Ramp-up)

SAP Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence (SAP MII)

Business Logic Services

Visualization

Quality Engine

KPIs / Metrics / Alerts

Data Services

Manufacturing Integration & Intelligence

Composition Environment

PLAN MAKE DELIVER

ERP SCM PLM

LIMS/ Inspection /Equipment Testing

MESSCADA / HMI

Plant DataCollection

Wireless IntegrationEnvironmental

Building Management

Plant Historian

Plant DB

DCS / PLC via OPC

INTEGRATION

Distributor / Customers

Supplier/Contract Manufacturer

Performance Management

Worker UI‘s

Plant Connectivity

Manufacturing Analytics

ERP Business Process Simplification

KPI Framework Overview

Data Provider Layer

Data Acquisition Layer

Persistence Layer

KPI Reporting

KPI Consumption

MII Query Templates & Logic Engine

KPI Query Templates & ServicesSelect across various dimensions and time scales

KPI ConfigurationAggregationAttributesLifecycle

Enterprise Portal

Role Based Dashboards

Business Client

BusinessObjects

Role Based Dashboards

Business Intelligence

PerfectPlant

Composite Applications

KPI Framework

Value Propositions • Manage complexity (consistently across enterprise)• Rapidly develop/deploy• Real-time (data collected and calculations performed)• Consistent User Experience (across enterprise and across topics regardless

of systems)

1) Data Integration

2) KPI Framework (historic and real-time data aggregation views)

3) Plugin to browse and consume content

4) Dashboard to expose as role based view

Information to the People Who Need it (MII 14.0)

SAP MII 14.0 & PCo

Plant Information Catalog

Critical Assets

Plant

SAP MII 14.0

Enterprise

Plant Information Catalog

Region

Plant 1

Func Loc

Work Ctr

Equip

Meas Pt1/Tag

Plant 1

Plant 1

Enterprise

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Virtual Group – Points to the hierarchy defined on another catalog instance

The Plant Information Catalog provides business context to the tags and their data by interfacing to the tag data servers in a generic way. Because of the vendor agnostic system connectivity provided by both the MII and PCo products, levels in this hierarchy can be queried for data using standard MII Queries or Services. This is ideal for the SAP EAM solution to acquire “Measurement Point” exception data to support Condition-Based Maintenance and other various solutions.

Meas Pt2/Tag

Tags have Meta-Data assigned to them from EAM (FLOC,

Equip ID, Work Center) – Feature

released in MII SP3

PP and PM Assets

(Functional Locations,

Equipment and Work Centers

ERP

Mobile Architecture for SAP Manufacturing

Microsoft & SAP Solution for ManufacturingO365 in MII 14

JOINT SOLUTION DESCRIPTION:

Provide additional self-service and ad-hoc reporting capability to consume real time intelligence from shop floor data (across multiple platforms, PC, tablet, Mobile). Across single or multiple sites via cloud based support and local reporting via both MII and Office 365

Office 365 should be core to the EMI solution in order to leverage a large business user skill set at many manufacturing facilities.

Leveraging the Microsoft Power View for ad-hoc analysis makes sense to manufacturing workers today and the integration allows consistent data visualization across any reports that are compiled by the business.

The composition and publishing of Office 365 based reports should be from a Microsoft SharePoint server, rather than foster the current client side duplication. This allows server based composition, publication, consumption, and consistent data collaboration around Excel and Office 365 documents.

Microsoft & SAP alliance on Manufacturing

SAP NEWSBYTE — June, 2013 — SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced it is working  with Microsoft Corp. to develop the first real-time incorporation  of shop floor information using SAP MII and Microsoft Office 365, bringing greater manufacturing visibility to the flexible Microsoft Office solutions.

MAIN BENEFITS: Lower TCO for EMI - Enabling additional self-service and ad-hoc

capabilities that will provide visibility to live manufacturing data to more people

Accurate Decision Making - Faster decisions made on common data feeds and sources

Local Data from Local Reports from Local Systems - Ensures speed of the data and live access to it as well

SAP-Microsoft Manufacturing IntegrationOffice 365, Windows Azure, Windows 8, SQL Server

• Natural user interfaces delivering simplicity and empowering people in plants to visualize live data through family of devices and services

• Flexible self-service reporting services providing users access to the information they need when they need it

• Collaborative and accurate view of manufacturing data across manufacturing locations

SAP MII ResourcesOn MII 14.0 with O365:

• SAP MII O365 blog:

http://scn.sap.com/community/manufacturing/mii/blog/2013/07/09/sap-enterprise-manufacturing-intelligence-emi-solution-for-microsoft-office-365

• Reference Architecture: http://scn.sap.com/community/manufacturing/mii/blog/2013/10/28/sapmicrosoft-manufacturing-reference-architecture

• Technical white paper

Event in Chicago with Fujitsu, SAP & Microsoft n Nov 7 th

• At SAP Downer’s Grove office in Chicago

• For more details: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]

On MII:

• SAP MII Homepage

http://www.sap.com/usa/solutions/manufacturing/manufacturing-intelligence-software/index.epx

• Customer Reference Summaries

http://www.sap.com/solutions/manufacturing/manufacturing-intelligence-software/brochures/index.epx

• SAP MII Wiki

https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=15601

• SAP MII Samples, Templates, Examples

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/manufacturing-tools

• SAP MII Forum

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/forum?forumID=237

Demo Screen Shots – MII Production Cockpit

Demo Screen Shots – MII Production Cockpit

Value Comes from same KPI as in the Production

Cockpit Report

Demo Screen Shots KPI Framework & Plant Info Catalog

Demo Screen ShotsMS O365 Power View

Demo Screen ShotsMS O365 Power View

Demo Screen ShotsMS O365 Power View

Demo Screen ShotsDatazen Using O365 Using MII

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