Manufacturing Execution System Design Using ISA-95

Abstract:

Manufacturing execution system is information systems (IS) that bridges the gap between IS at the top level, namely enterprise resource planning (ERP) nd IS at the lower levels, namely the automation systems. MES has been reported to increase productivity, maintain product quality, and reduce production time. However, the advantage is obtained if MES is integrated smoothly with the other systems. Currently there is an industry standard, ISA-95, which can be used as a reference model in the process of integrating MES with ERP and automation systems. This study was undertaken to propose a methodology for MES design utilizing ISA-95 standard.The methodology is designed considering the objectives of MES development from a point of view manufacturing system and also from the point of view of information systems. Thus, challenges from two domains, namely business (manufacturing) domain and technology (IS domain) are both considered in the development of the methodology.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 980)
• Pages: 248-252
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.980.248
• Online since: June 2014
• Authors: Rajesri Govindaraju*, Kristianto Lukman, Dissa R. Chandra
• Keywords: Design Methodology, ISA-95, Manufacturing Execution System (MES)

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