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TransparaTransparaSmartSignalSmartSignal

SISCOSISCO

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SISCOSISCO

Information Workers Need Information Workers Need Real-time Business Intelligence, Real-time Business Intelligence,

Not Offline ReportsNot Offline Reports

Information Workers Need Information Workers Need Real-time Business Intelligence, Real-time Business Intelligence,

Not Offline ReportsNot Offline Reports

Michael SaucierMichael SaucierTransparaTranspara

Business Motive for Visual KPIBusiness Motive for Visual KPI

Billions of $ spent per year on Business Intelligence

Vast amount of KPIs already available todayDecision makers have no access to these KPIs

70% of their time– No laptop available but– SmartPhone is always on

Visual KPI is NOT an replacement for your BI or existing infrastructure.

Visual KPI brings makes data that really matters to you available 24/7.

Visual KPI 3 ArchitectureVisual KPI 3 Architecture

PI Infrastructure

Real-time Data

Meta Data

Equations

Any RDB / BI

Existing Data

External KPIs Microsoft OLAP

Any LOB App

Link to financials

Planned values

SAP, MRO, etc.

Visual KPI Server Composite KPI Engine

All meta data in SQL 2005, 2008

Windows Server 2003, 2008

100% Web Services SDK

Visual KPI Excel Editor OBA with Excel 2003 or 2007

Configuration only, no run-time association or storage

Publish Scorecards via Web Services

Data Sources Any Mobile or Desktop Client

icesXML over HTTP

ISV Challenge Features AddedISV Challenge Features Added

Native Microsoft OBA application technology which integrates directly with PI

Smart Connectors for both SQL relational (table-based) data and SQL BI (cube-based) data;

Auto-configuration of PI points based on configuration of the OBA application;

Embedded PI provides history for non-history-enabled data sources, such as SQL or SQL Analysis Services.

Visual KPI in ActionVisual KPI in Action

SmartSignal/OSI SmartConnector:SmartSignal/OSI SmartConnector:

Steve TonissenSteve TonissenRichard MarcellRichard Marcell

SmartSignalSmartSignal

Steve TonissenSteve TonissenRichard MarcellRichard Marcell

SmartSignalSmartSignal

Increasing the value of your PI System

EPI*Center

Increased equipment availability. Decreased unplanned maintenance and costs. Minimal learning curve.

– Process Book visualizations already familiar.– Information from SmartSignal automatically

replicated into PI environment.

Leverage your existing PI InfrastructureLeverage your existing PI Infrastructure

PI EPI*

Center

Model Driven Integration and Model Driven Integration and BeyondBeyond

Herbert FalkHerbert FalkSISCOSISCO

High Speed RemedialAction System using IEC 61850High Speed RemedialAction System using IEC 61850

Performance: Closed Loop Controlover 100 substations in approximately 13 msec.

Known Business Benefits:

97 M EUR capital expense savings

Defers building of 800 MW generator

Projection of 970 M EUR consumer savings.

Making the system better (CIM and 61850)Making the system better (CIM and 61850)

CIM (IEC 61970) allows EMS models to be usedfor configuration of the RAS System.

Provides for common nomenclature between systems.

SISCO UIB PI Adapter for AF was recently tested for CIM Interoperability.

It really does work (CIM Interop Testing)It really does work (CIM Interop Testing)

Held October 13-15, 2008 Washington, DC

SISCO tested UIB PI Adapter for AF– Was able to import topological models from

• Areva• Siemens• SNC Lavelin • GE• Siemens PTI• ABB was present but did not supply files

Also allows Asset to EMS integration: ABB, KCP&L, and SISCOAlso allows Asset to EMS integration: ABB, KCP&L, and SISCO

Objective:Objective:

Allows:Allows:

Alarms and Notificationsa powerful combination

Using Models and Standards for Wind PowerUsing Models and Standards for Wind Power

IEC 61400

IEC 61970 (CIM)

IEC 61850

Same approach/Technology for Chemicals and PetroleumSame approach/Technology for Chemicals and Petroleum

RSM Team

MIMOSA- Alan Johnson, Ken Beaver OAGi – Dave Connelly WBF – Dave Emerson ISA 88 – Dennis Brandl ISA 95 – Keith Unger OLF – Tore Langeland, Magne Valen-Sendstad OSIsoft – Jack Aude, Chris Coen DNV - Henrik Smith-Meyer Energistics – Jerry Hubbard DOW – Rus Dickinson Chervron – Mike Brooks, Kevyn Renner SISCO – Herb Falk, Lorenzo Childress IBM – Jon Siudut, Karthik Seetharaman, Jerry

Kopecky, Ron Montgomery

RSM Team Objectives/Milestones

Objectives– Advance the modeling work– Insure compliance with the participating

standards

Milestones– Identify the appropriate standards community to

own the RSM– Initial release of the RSM in the October

timeframe

Implementing allows:Implementing allows:

Building Physical Connectivity Association Measurements to Equipment

Perform Transmitter Surveillance(Condition Based Monitoring/Maintenance)

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