Call to Order
General Session and17th Annual Meeting of Members
October 15, 2015

Welcome Back

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Agenda8:15 AM 17th TERM IN REVIEW: REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ASSOCIATION

with special report on the
OPTIMIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL CYBERSECURITY: UPDATE ON ODVA’S TECHNICAL APPROACH
9:30 AM MEMBERSHIP: PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION

9:45 AM Election and Break
10:15 AM INTEGRATING ETHERNET/IP™
10:45 AM THE INTELLIGENT FACTORY OF THE FUTURE: INDUSTRIE 4.0 AND THE SMARTFACTORYKL PROJECT
11:30 AM 18TH TERM: LOOKING AHEAD
12:00 PM Adjourn

Member Luncheon immediately following in the Cypress Room.
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bySquare D and Westinghouse Cutler-Hammer
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1995
Founded for the purpose of promoting the adoptionof DeviceNet including the promulgation ofstandards, establishment of compliance criteria
and conformance testing.

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2001
CIP’s producer-consumer communication model
laid the ground work for the adaptation of
TCP/IP to automation

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Based on IEEE 802.3 and the
TCP/IP Suite, EtherNet/IP proved that COTS
can work for industrial automation applications
as a result of standards, compliance criteria
and conformance testing.

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9EtherNet/IP™
Its ascent during the same time frame has
ideally positioned it for the
4th Industrial Revolution. . .
the world of integrated cyber-physicalsystems.

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REFLECTIONS ON THE ODVA EXPERIENCE

from the “Historians”

AND NOW THE 17TH TERM IN REVIEW

byKatherine Voss, president & executive director
Rich Harwell, chief technology officerOther Asia All Other
3%
5%

Other Europe
12%

China
3%

305 and counting
USA/Canada
48%

Japan
13%

Germany16%

Mix by Principal Place of Business
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Membership by Areas of Activity

HQ Staff & local
PR supporting European incountry resources
HQ Staff & local PR
supporting North & Latin
America

RIC
Germany
RIC
Italy

TAG
Korea
TAG Japan
ODVA ATS withTAG China

HQ Staff supportingAsian
in-country resources

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Leadership in the 17th Term: Board of Directors

Michael Höing
Weidmüller Interface

Tony Shakib
Cisco Systems
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Schneider Electric

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Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer
Rockwell Automation

Dr. Rolf Birkhofer
Endress+Hauser
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Kent Howard
Balluff

Ikuo Tateishi
OmronLeadership in the 17th Term: Officers•

President and Executive Director – Katherine Voss•

Chief Technology Officer – Rich Harwell•

Secretary – Christopher Lynch•

Treasurer – Jürgen Weinhofer

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Since Sunny Phoenix in March 2014 . . .

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Deployment of New Brand Architecture
New Brand Assets Launched at Hannover Fair 2014

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Deployment of New Brand Architecture

Brand Standards+Identity Guidelines
Published August 2014

Declaration of Conformity
New Template Released Q2 2015

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ODVA Community in Action
Including Hannover Fair 2014,
the EtherNet/IP exhibit by ODVA
has appeared at five industry tradeshows:
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Hannover Fair 2014 (Hannover, Germany)
Industrial Automation Show 2014 (Shanghai)
SPS IPC Drives Show 2014 (Nuremberg, Germany)
Hannover Fair 2015 (Hannover, Germany)
ACHEMA 2015 (Frankfurt, Germany)

At each of these shows, ODVA members participate with productsin the Product Gallery, displays in the Member Gallery and amulti-member interoperability demonstration.
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ODVA Community in Action
Territory Alliance Groups andRegional Interest Communities have driven
additional local presence with•••

Seminars
Webinars
Tradeshow Support for ODVA Exhibits.

China

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ODVA Community in Action
Standardization
Administration of China
Approved CIP Safety as
Chinese National Standard
July 2015

China

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ODVA Community in Action
Territory Alliance Groups andRegional Interest Communities have driven
additional local presence with•••

Seminars
Webinars
Tradeshow Support for ODVA Exhibits.

Germany

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ODVA Community in Action
Territory Alliance Groups andRegional Interest Communities have driven
additional local presence with•••

Seminars
Webinars
Tradeshow Support for ODVA Exhibits.

Italy

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ODVA Community in Action
Territory Alliance Groups andRegional Interest Communities have driven
additional local presence with•••

Seminars
Webinars
Tradeshow Support for ODVA Exhibits.

Japan

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ODVA Community in Action
Territory Alliance Groups andRegional Interest Communities have driven
additional local presence with•••

Seminars
Webinars
Tradeshow Support for ODVA Exhibits.

Korea

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ODVA Community in Action
Other Activities of Note•

EtherNet/IP QuickStart•

Functional Safety Week in July 2015

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REPORT ON ODVA TECHNICAL ACTIVITIESAgenda•••••ODVA technology development overview
Technical Review Board (TRB) roster
Special Interest Group (SIG) roster
Key Accomplishments in the 17th Term
Planned Activities in the 18th Term

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ODVA Technology Development

SpecialSpecialSpecialSpecialSpecialInterest
SpecialSpecialInterest
Interest
SpecialInterest
Group
Interest
Interest
Group
Interest
Interest
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group

Set SIGWork Plans

Submit SE
Or TDE

UpdateStrategic
Initiatives

Technical
Review
Board

Board of Directors

Approved
SE or TDE

ODVA
ODVA
Staff
(Conformance

Authority)(Conformance
Authority)

Update (TRB review)

UpdateSpecification
Set
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Policies
and Procedures

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30Technical Review Board
1. Rudy Belliardi
2. Paul Didier
3. Dr. Jörg Hähniche

4. Rich Harwell, chairperson
5. Rich Jackson
6. Dr. Ludwig Leurs
7. Eric Scott
8. Dave VanGompel

9. Joakim Wiberg
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Special Interest Groups
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EtherNet/IP In Process Industries – Mirko Brcic (Endress+Hauser) (new SIG)
CIP Safety – Bruce Brown (Rockwell) (new chair)
IO-Link Integration – Frank Moritz (SICK)
DeviceNet of Things – Thomas Peter (Weidmueller)
Machinery Information – Rainer Beudert, Steve Zuponcic, Ludwig Leurs
EtherNet/IP Physical Layer – Bob Lounsbury (Rockwell)DeviceNet Physical Layer – Brad Woodman (Molex)
EtherNet/IP Infrastructure – George Ditzel (Schneider)
EtherNet/IP System – Brian Batke (Rockwell)
Distributed Motion – Steve Zuponcic (Rockwell)
CompoNet – Tianbing Li (Omron)
Conformance – Qi Zeng (ODVA)
Modbus Integration – Todd Snide (Schneider)
Energy Applications – Rick Blair (Schneider)
CIP System – Dave VanGompel (Rockwell)
EtherNet/IP Roundtable – Kevin Knake (HMS) in North America, Ulrich Kaemmerer (Schneider) in Europe
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Specification Enhancement Summary
Specification Volume
CIP Common (V1)
EtherNet/IP (V2)
DeviceNet (V3)
CIP Safety (V5)
Modbus Integration (V7)
CIP Security (V8)PC 2014-1

PC 2014-2

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Key Accomplishments Since Last Annual Meeting
Topic

SIG

VolumeSummary

CIP Security

EtherNet/IP
System :Cybersecurity WG

New CIP Security
Volume 8First Step
(Doggett presentation)

Gigabit Ethernet
SupportEtherNet/IP
systemVol 2

Supporting Slide

EtherNet/IP CT12and DeviceNet CT26
released

Conformance

Conformance Test
Enhancements

Supporting Slide

CIP Motion Device
Axis Object Updates

CIP Motion

Vol 1

Updated Frequency Control,
feedback types and start andstop control

Dual Channel Safety
Feedback

SafetyVol 5Extended safety product support

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34Gigabit Ethernet Enhancements• Benefit of Leveraging Standard Unmodified Ethernet• Related Specification Activity• ESE-001-051: Gigabit Ethernet support in Ethernet Link Object (EtherNet/IP
System SIG)
• 1 Gbit Industrial Ethernet cable study (EtherNet/IP Physical Layer SIG)

• Positive Impact Across EtherNet/IP applications• CIP Motion• Ability to handle many more axes per millisecond• Easier to intermix CIP Motion devices with non-CIP Motion devices
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Conformance Test Updates•

EtherNet/IP CT12 and DeviceNet CT26 released (December 2014)– Significant Enhancements in key object testing•

Port object, identity object, connection manager object…

– Improved DLR testing•

Test Plans for Conformance Test extensions:•

TCP Socket Cleanup Test Plan
Author: Jamin Wendorf (Real Time Automation)•

CIP Transport IO Packet Injection Test Plan
Author: Christoffer Lind, Björn Otterdahl (HMS Industrial Networks)•

PRP Test plan
Author: Sunita Patel (Schneider Electric)

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Key Future Activities
Topic

SIG

Volume / Revision

Summary

EtherNet/IP for
Processenhancements

EtherNet/IP
for process

Vol 1 and Vol 2,
White Paper

Supporting Slide

Roundtable
Diagnostic
activities

EtherNet/IP
Roundtable/
CIP System/
EtherNet/IP
SystemVol 1 and Vol 2

Supporting Slide

CIP Security Parts
1.5 & 2EtherNet/IP
SystemVol 2 and Vol 8

Step 1.5 and Step 2(Doggett Presentation)

CIP Motion
Reorganization

CIP Motion

New CIP Motion
volumeReorganize the material
from current volumes

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EtherNet/IP in the Process Industries
Plans for next 12-18 months– Follow-up Reference Architecture for Process Industries• Provide implementation examples of the ‘X in the cloud’ or ‘as a service’ developments,
e.g. SCADA implementation in the cloud (either public or private) based on the logicalarchitecture.

– Finalizing Input Assembly structure including device diagnostics• Standardized access to process data from EtherNet/IP devices including device
diagnostics• Definition of device diagnostics for native EtherNet/IP devices that are compliant with
NAMUR NE-107– Finalizing HART mapping on CIP• Standardized CIP object structure to get access to HART

– Define PoE adaptation for EtherNet/IP
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Roundtable for EtherNet/IP
Change in structure, scope of work and mission of the Roundtable allows much betteralignment with ODVA objectives with the TRB directed topics to the group and approval ofwork products.
– Work in progress:• Diagnostics project – Common diagnostic method and parameters that can beconsistently implemented across all EtherNet/IP devices. Complete Diagnostics Scopeof Work. CIPSE’s drafted and submitted to relevant SIGs.
• LLDP investigation – How LLDP can be applied to EtherNet/IP• Interoperability Conformance Testing - Assisting Conformance Authority to add
interoperability testing to a future Conformance Test offering.
• PlugFest – ACD test improvements, prove out tests for muli-port devices and DLR
Performance Profile.
• Vendor education – EtherNet/IP technology tutorials, presenters for Quick Start training• CIP Security – supporting adoption of these key new capabilities

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THANK YOU

OPTIMIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL CYBERSECURITY
Update on ODVA’s Technical Approach

David Doggett, Schneider Electric
Cliff Whitehead, Rockwell Automation
October 15, 2015

Increasing need for security is common knowledge…are we delivering?
• Oct 2012 – Presentation to the members and whitepaper.
• Harden Devices• Protect CIP• Secure CIP

Preparing for the Future
ICS Cybersecurity and ODVA

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General Session and15th Annual Meeting of Members• Cybersecurity a subgroup of the Systems and Architecture SIG.
• New Volume 8 of the CIP Networks Library addresses security.

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ODVA’s Role in Security•

Environment :
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Assumptions :
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Cybersecurity weaknesses will always exist.
The future is a convergence of production and other systems.
Secure Protocols form a key element of a Defense in Depth strategy.

The networks should be considered to have very limited trust.
All entities on the network should be considered untrusted until they can be authenticatedAccess to a device should not be allowed until authorized by the device itself.
Physical access to a device will be limited to only trusted individuals.

A secure device should :•••Reject data that has been altered in any way (data integrity)
Reject messages sent by unknown/untrusted people or devices (authenticity).
Reject messages that request actions that are not allowed (authorization)

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ODVA’s Role in Security•

ODVAs Role :––Secure protocol on which secure devices and systems can be built.
Recommendations for implementation of a secure system.

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Elements of CIP Security
SecureCIP

User Authentication
Authorization (CIP object)
Device Authentication
Message Integrity
Message Confidentiality

Protect
CIP

HardenDevices

2014
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Default Services and Settings

Protected Mode

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Harden Devices•

Protection Mode––•

Network Robustness–•

Attribute of the Identity Object.
Rejects disruptive CIP services when attribute is set.

Further analysis being done of how ODVA will interact with existing standards/certifications.

Recommended/Required Security Settings–

More work to be done to ensure a secure by default installation.

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Protect and Secure CIP – Based on Threats, using Proven Technologies
Threat TypeThreat Description

Security Property

Spoofing
identity

E.g. illegally accessing and then using another user's or devices authentication information, such asusername and password.

Device authorization

Tamperingwith data

The malicious modification of data, including unauthorized changes made to persistent data, such as thatheld in a database, and the alteration of data as it flows between two computers over an open network, suchas the Internet.

Message integrity

Volume 8:
CIP
SecurityTM

Futureenhancementx

User authorizationxx(Ethernet)x (CIP)

Data integrity (at rest)x

Non-repudiation(audit of events)x

Repudiation

Threats associated with users or devices who deny performing an action without other parties having any
way to prove otherwise.
Nonrepudiation refers to the ability of a system to counter repudiation threats. E.g, a user who purchases anitem might have to sign for the item upon receipt. The vendor can then use the signed receipt as evidence
that the user did receive the package.

Information
disclosure

IExposure of information to individuals who are not supposed to have access to it—e.g, the ability of users toread a file that they were not granted access to, or the ability of an intruder to read data in transit between two
computers.

Denial ofservice

Denying service to valid users—for example, by making a Web server temporarily unavailable or unusable.
Certain types of DoS threats must be protected against to improve system availability and reliability.

AvailabilityxElevation ofprivilege

An unprivileged user gaining privileged, and thereby sufficient, access to compromise or destroy the entire
system. Elevation of privilege threats include those situations in which an attacker has effectively penetrated
all system defenses and become part of the trusted system itself, a dangerous situation indeed.

Authorizationx

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Message confidentialityx

Message integrityx

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CIP Security•

Device Authorization
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Message Integrity/Confidentiality––•

Preshared Keys.
Device Certificates.
TLS/DTLS with Mutual Authentication.

TLS/DTLS (with encryption).
Null Cipher for speed / HMAC

Performance, will vary but initial test is––

400ms connection times (from 100ms)
Minimal impact on data exchange (Null Cipher).

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Device Authentication•

Group of trusted devices (IEC62443 security zone) based on sharing common keys or
Certificates signed by a trusted end user CA.

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Pre shared key– Simple implementation for users of smaller systems.

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Certificate Based– Proven cryptographic identity per device (X509 Cert)– More robust and secure for large systems.
– Certificate Handling covered as part of specification.
••

Default certificate (vendor installed or device self signed) available on startup.
Local PKI support for installing end user certificates to ensure uniqueness of devices at a end user site.
– Push mode for end user device certificates defined in 2015 specification.
– Pull mode (EST/SCEP) to be defined later but can be implemented now.

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49EtherNet/IP Secure•

UCMM and Class 3 - EtherNet/IP over TLS (Port 2221/tcp)•

Class 0/1 – EtherNet/IP over DTLS (Port 2221/udp)–•

Identity and Integrity of communications in all use cases.
–•

Forward_Open and Forward_Close moved to DTLS/UDP.

Confidentiality of communications optional.

Authorization based on possession of preshared key ortrusted certificate.
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CIP object security to be covered in 2017+

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Elements of CIP Security
SecureCIP

Protect
CIP

HardenDevices

Device Authentication (x509 Cert)
Message Integrity (TLS/DTLS)
Message Confidentiality (TLS/DTLS)
Certificate Handling (EST/SCEP,CSP/OCSP)

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Device Robustness
Default Services and Settings

Protected Mode

2014

User Authentication
Authorization (CIP object)

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THANK YOU

INTEGRATING WITH ETHERNET/IP™
Gary A. Hida
Applied Control Engineering, Inc. (ACE)
October 15, 2015

“Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss
events, small minds discuss people.”-- Eleanor Roosevelt

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ACE Overview•••

Independent Systems Integrator
Established in 1991
Genesis based in:– Chemical– Specialty Chemical– Air Separations•••

100+ Fulltime employees
Privately Owned
Internally Financed

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Engineering Offices
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Delaware Valley
Chesapeake Region
Greater Boston
Gulf Coast
Lehigh Valley
New England
Ohio Valley

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Automation Services••••

Projects from $500-$2M
Greenfield, Brownfield, Legacy
migration
New systems
24/7 Service Support

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59Integration Opportunities••$65B worth of existing processcontrol systems nearing end of
useful life
Migration opportunities

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Friday.”--Noel Coward

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The World Before EtherNet/IP
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Closed networks
Everything “owned” by hardware
vendors“The future ain't what it
Severe limits on integrating pieces
used to be.”Playground for integrators--Yogi Berra
Views on Ethernet evolved in the ‘90’s
EtherNet/IP eliminates these issues
Less work for integrators but higher
value

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Networks and Project Execution•

Hopefully this idea is now history…

“That new process equipment is arriving next month. Send out thedrawings to five integrators and let’s get quotes…”•

Process control project execution – networks are no longer predetermined
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Control Platform
Instrumentation
ValvesElectrical Distribution Equipment
VFD Vendors
Regulatory Equipment and Interfaces

EtherNet/IP enables and simplifies these communications

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System Life Cycle
Networking has impacts throughout the system life cycle
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Requirements Definition
Architecture
Vendor Selections
Detailed Design
Implementation and Testing
Infrastructure
Installation and Commissioning
Operation and Maintenance

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Network Requirements••••

Interoperability and support
Data availability
Reliability
Compliance to standards– Conformance testing••

SecureEase of use

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Project Examples

Chemical Process Industry Application••

Migration from legacy DCS
Existing system:– Proprietary I/O bus and controller bus networks– No other devices were networked•

Migrated System:– All VFD’s and soft starters connected via EtherNet/IP and ring architecture– All I/O on EtherNet/IP– All data available to Historian and enterprise

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Virtualized
Terminal
Servers

Thin
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Thin
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Engineering
Workstation

Historian

HMI Server

MCC

Twin
OWS

SwitchDLR
Network

MCC

Remote IO

Remote IO
Remote IO
SwitchRemote IO

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3 7 11
247
VSOURCE

828BXB
DCPOWER
24V

0
1
2
3
4
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POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

2

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10

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155 9
2 6 106
3 7 11
247
VSOURCE

8

5

LSP

28BXB
DCPOWER
24V

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1
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0

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4

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230 VAC

Allen-Bradley

QUALITY

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28BXB

0

MicroLogix

0
1
2
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4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

0
1
2
3

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SOURCE

0
1
2
3

4
5
6
7

RELAY

DCINPUTS

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
24VSINK/SOURCE

11
12
13

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LSP

4

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155 9
2 6 106
3 7 11
247
VSOURCE

8

5

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DC/RELAYOUT

POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

2

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8

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8

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9

9

10

10

10

11

28BXB
DCPOWER
24V

2

5

11

11

12
13

12
13

6

14

14

7

15

15

5

Process Area C

Thin OWS

Process Area I

Thin OWS

Thin OWS

Standalone OWSs

Process Area J
AC INPUT

Process Area D

8

DCPOWER
24V

3

9
10

4

048
155 9
2 6 106
3 7 11
247
VSOURCE

DCINPUTS

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
24VSINK/SOURCE

3

9
10

3

DC/RELAYOUT

POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

4
5
6
7

RELAY

1500

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
24VSINK/SOURCE
POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

5

LSP

0
1
2
3

DC INPUTS

456
7AC INPUT

AC/DC OUTDC OUTPUT

0
1
2
3

RELAY

0
1
2
3

4 8
5 9
6 10
7 11
230 VACQUALITY

Allen-Bradley

MicroLogix

0
1
2
3

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

0
1
2
3

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SOURCE

0
1
2
3

0
1
2
3

RELAY

DCINPUTS

4 8
5 9
6 10
7 11
230 VACQUALITY

1500

Allen-Bradley

MicroLogix

0
1
2
3

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

0
1
2
3

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

24 VDC SOURCE

0
1
2
3

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5
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DCINPUTS

1500

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
24VSINK/SOURCE

3
4

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POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

048
155 9
2 6 106
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VSOURCE

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Process Area K

4
5
6
7

AC/DC OUT

8

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15DC OUTPUT

LSP

4

0
1
2
3

24 VDC SOURCEDC INPUTS

3

DC/RELAYOUT
048
155 9
2 6 106
3 7 11
247
VSOURCE

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

AC INPUT

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
24VSINK/SOURCE

0
1
2
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24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

1500

DCINPUTS

1500

POWER
RUN
FAULT
FORCE
BAT.LO
CONN0
DCOMM

4 8
5 9
6 10
7 11
230 VACQUALITY

MicroLogix

0
1
2
3

DC INPUTS

45
6
7

AC/DC OUT

24 VDC SOURCE

0
1
2
3

AC INPUT

AC/DC OUT

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15DC OUTPUT

24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

0
1
2
3

DC INPUTS

Allen-Bradley

4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15DC OUTPUT

DC INPUTS

AC INPUT

230 VACQUALITY

0
1
2
3

0
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2
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RELAY
1500

0 40 8 12
1 5 9 132 6110 14
3 7 11 15
2
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5 9
6 10
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4 8 125 9 136 10 14
7 11 15

DCINPUTS

1500

0
1
2
3

DC OUTPUT

01
2
3

24 VDC SINK / SOURCE

AC/DC OUT

4 8
5 9
6 10
7 11
230 VACQUALITYDC OUTPUT

01
2
3

DC INPUTS

Process Area H
AC INPUT

Process Area G

DC INPUTS

Process Area B

AC INPUT

Thin OWS

1128BXB
DCPOWER
24V

0

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2

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RUN
FAULT
FORCE
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CONN0
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DCPOWER
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Thin OWS
Thin OWS

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68Consumer Products / Process Application
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Upgrade from legacy hardware
Mixed vendor and vintage hardware
Two HMI platforms
Multiple remote I/O networks
Gateway linking device to serial MODBUS devices
Some obsolete hardware
Limited documentation
Migrated System:– Customer received multiple proposals; some with multiple networks– Final design moved to EtherNet/IP with resilient and redundant networks

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69Consumer Products / Process Application
DLR

Server RoomEngineering
Workstation
Fiber

SCADA

Plant Floor

HistorianControl Room
Station 1

Remote IO

Terminal Server 1

4 HMI
Clients

Station 2
HMI
Terminal Server 2

SCADA
Fiber
Remote IO

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70Life Science Application•

Converged Network
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–
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Core switches used to connect entire campus
Distribution switches used to connect to the Core
Access switches
Local access switches

Server rooms host resources for the DMZ and Level 3 networks
PCN allows for Process Control elements to communicated across campus
Having all devices on network allows for OT functions

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Other Networks (e.g. Business Zone – Level 4)Life Science Application

Other Network Firewalls
DMZ
Servers

AccessSwitch(es)DMZ

Distribution Switch(es)FirewallDMZ (Level 3.5)

Firewall Standby
Core Switch(es)Distribution Switch(es)AccessSwitch(es)DataHistorians

MES
Servers

App
Servers

DomainControllers

Manufacturing Zone (Level 3)

Web &ReportServers

Server room

AccessSwitch(es)AppServers

Alarm
Servers

ReportServers

Databases

Manufacturing

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Remote I/O

I/O

Ethernet

PAC

Field Device via
Ethernet/IP
Scanners

Cell/Area Zone (Levels 0-2)

EWS

Controllers

Wireless

I/O

Multiplatform
devices

HMI
Local Process Area
SwitchEthernet
Bus

AccessSwitch(es)Field Device via
Field Device via
Hardwired
Hardwired
Remote I/O
Local I/O Field Device via
Bus Technology

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Process Utility Application
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Mission critical application – one customer is data center
System has lived >25 years
Redundant controllers
ControlNet™ I/O network providing segregation from controlled Ethernet
network
Dual EtherNet/IP networks for HMI and data collection
OEM package equipment on ControlNet
MCC included DeviceNet™, VFD’s, power monitors

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73Process Utility Application
Dual Screen
Computer

Air
DryersDual Screen
Computer

Dual Screen
Computer

Dual Screen
Computer

Dual Screen
Computer

Legacy Network

ControlNet

Remote I/O

Redundant PLC
ControlNet

Remote I/O

Remote I/O

Remote I/O

Remote I/O
Motor
Control
Center

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VFD

Power
MonitorDevice Net

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Future from Integrators Perspective
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PhysicalWireless
Security (IEC 62351, IEC62443)
Scalable Redundancy Options
Network Set-Up
Reduce the IT component
Quantity of field devices
Diagnostics

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THANK YOU

THE INTELLIGENT FACTORY OF THE FUTURE:
INDUSTRIE 4.0 AND THE SMARTFACTORYKL PROJECT
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dr. h.c. Detlef Zuehlke
Director Innovative Factory Systems Dept. IFS
German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence
DFKI Kaiserslautern
andExecutive Chairman, SmartFactoryKL e.V.
October 15, 2015

S ma rt Fa cto r y K L – from research to practice

German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI)
Kaiserslautern
Since 07/1988

•
•
•
•

Since 07/1988

Saarbrücken

Since 11/2005

BremenSince 05/2007

BerlinAugmented Reality
Embedded Intelligence
Knowledge Management
Innovative Factory Systems

Lab Osnabrück

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Innovation Drivers
shorterlong productproductlifecycles
lifecycles

Yesterday

Today

long
delivery timeshorterengineering time

Faster – better – cheaper
increasingsalaries

cost
drivenGeneral Session© 2015 ODVA, Inc.

product
individualization

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Digitalization of the Industry

Bytes

Enterprise
level

1

2.5th Revolution

MegaBytes

Control
level

100+x

3rd Revolution

TeraBytes

EtherNet/IP

Field
level

M

R

V M

Automation structure
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100 000+x

4th Revolution

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80From Pyramid to Network
Cloud

ERP
PLM

Log

RemoteMaintenance

MES

Complexity
PLC
S

A

PLC
S

S

A

PLC
S

A

S

APP´s
A

A

S

Object orientation
Modularization
Standardization
Lean Thinking

Products
IND
World- -dynamic
staticIND
4.03.0World
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Towards smart modules
IP-Adress

Network
Services

Cyber-Physical SystemµWeb server
Field Bus
Messages

Controller

Controller

Fundamental Principles
Self Identification(who am I?)

Services Exploration

Electricalsignals(what do I offer?)

Autonomous Networking(who are my partners?)

Field Device
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The Rocky Road to Industrie 4.0
New Business Models

To Reality
Training
New Rules

Industrial Use

FDA,Emergency Stop, ANSI

Safety and Security
Worldwide Standards

From Vision
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First Demonstrators
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83Industrie 4.0 in the Lifecycle
Cloud

DesignEngineering

Start-Up

Operation

Recycling

Information Backbone

PLM(Design)

Maintenance(Repair)

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OPC UA

ERP

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Change-Management(Rebuild)

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Customer

Logistics(Information)(Delivery)84

From vision to reality – the SmartFactoryKL
The place of birth of INDUSTRIE 4.0
Launch:Legal form:
Members:
Governance:
Fees:
Financing:
Employees:
Revenue:

June 2005
registered non-profit association
institutions only
general assembly, executive board
12.000 / 3.000 € annual fee
fees, donations, projects
currently 16
1 Mio €The SmartFactoryKL is the worldwide biggest and most popular
manufacturer independent research and demonstration center for
INDUSTRIE 4.0 technologies.
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Development of SmartFactoryKL

SRC KL
I4.0 Ctr.
Demonstration systems
Study

LaunchIdea

Build upphase

Research and development projects

Initial talks

2004
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2005

2006

2007

2008

1

2

3

4

Innovation day 7

2009

2010

2011

2012

…

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2016
86

The Members of SmartFactoryKL**ODVA members

*
*

*
*

*
*

Industry***

Science
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SmartFactoryKL Lab

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88ResCom-CPS-Demonstrator – 2012

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Industrie 4.0 Demonstrator Line – 2015

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Industrie 4.0 Demonstrator Structure 2015
INFRASTRUCTURESERVERINFRASTRUCTURE – SUPPLYINFRASTRUCTURE
BOX

MANUAL
WORKSTATIONINFRASTRUCTUREBOXQUALITY CONTROLWEIGHING MODULEINFRASTRUCTURE
BOX

LASER MARKINGINFRASTRUCTURE
BOX

FORCE FITTINGPRODUCTIONINFRASTRUCTURE
BOX

ENGRAVING

STORAGE MODULE

hotswapping

ROBOT
MODULESYSTEM
COORDINATION

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ERPDATA ANALYSIS &EVALUATIONOPC UA .NET CLIENT

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NETWORKINFRASTRUCTURE

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ENGINEERINGCERTIFICATION

91

Structure of Demo LineOPC UA

ERP: OrderManagement

OPC UA

Infrastructure
Box

OPC UA

Infrastructure
Box

OPC UA

Compressed Air

SwitchInfrastructure
Box

Big Data
Analysis
OPC UA

SafetyNetwork
El. Power

OPC UA Modules are connected via transportsystem Modules recognize neighbor modules
 Infrastructure Boxes supply power,
compressed air, network connection andsafety (emergency stop) Data connection to supervisory systems
via OPC UA

OPC UAMESOPC UA

Product
Lifecycle
Management

OMI
Data Model

OMI
Data Model

OMI
Data Model

OMI
Data Model

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Module nTransport

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ODVA Machine Data Model Bosch Rexroth wants to evaluate the
ODVA machine data model in the
SmartFactory demo line at Hannover Fair
2016
 The MES / ERP system providers arevery interested
 Next steps

State Commands

Machine Identifier

Tracking ID

Mode, Status, etc.

Material

Material

EnergyTracking ID
Events Publication of data model, 10/14/2015
 Application to demo line

EnergyMachine Module

Condition Monitoring

Configuration
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The Industrie 4.0 Demonstrator – in Detail

Energy Control, Firewall, Power Distribution

Infrastructure Box
3x400V

Module Localization

SoA-PLC

Flexible Conveyor Lock

Emergency Stop

Air

Network“Machine-USB” Connector
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Product Memory

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Standards Used
SEMANTIC SERVICE DESCRIPTION
OWL
OWL-S
SAWSDL…

Interoperability

WSDL

EDDL

Device Class Profiles …

?

SoA-Services

ISO-OSI

7

6
5

Communication

4
3
2
1

Electromechanical

OPC-UAOPC-UAIP

TCP/IP

Ethernet
Modularconnector

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SoA

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RJ45, WiFi, …
3x400V
24V
RJ45 Network
Emergency Stop
Compressed Air
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Industrie 4.0 worldwide

320 Mio$/5 yrs DMDII
160 Mio$/5 yrs UILabs

DMDII

470 Mio € / 5 J.
BKZ 28 Mio € / 3 J.

??

??

EU
CH

USA

• IT-driven• Low production• Few skilled workers

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Germany• Production driven• High production• Many skilled workers• SME-structures

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AUT

China

•Government driven•High production•No skilled workers

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Detlef Zuehlke

THANK YOU

Director Innovative Factory Systems IFS
German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence
DFKI Kaiserslautern
andExecutive Chairman SmartFactory KL e.V.
Trippstadter Straße 122
67663 Kaiserslautern / Germany

zuehlke@dfki.de

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THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
Looking Ahead to ODVA’s18th Term

18th Term at a Glance

Key Pacing Internal Activities

2015Q4 2016Q1 2016Q2 2016Q3 2016Q4 2017Q1 2017Q2

17th Annual Meeting of the ODVA Board of Directors
2015 Industry Conference & 17th Annual Meeting of Members
ODVA Specifications: 2015PC2ODVA Specifications: 2016PC1ODVA Specifications: 2016PC2
18th Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors
2017 Industry Conference & 18th Annual Meeting of Members
ODVA Specifications: 2017PC1
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Leadership in the 18th Term: Board of Directors

Michael Höing
Weidmüller Interface

Fabrice Jadot
Schneider Electric
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Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer
Rockwell Automation

Dr. Thomas Bürger
Bosch Rexroth

Dr. Rolf Birkhofer
Endress+Hauser

Masuru Takeuchi
Omron

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Tony Shakib
Cisco Systems
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Leadership in the 18th Term: Officers•

President and Executive Director – Katherine Voss•

Chief Technology Officer – Joakim Wiberg•

Secretary – Christopher Lynch•

Treasurer – Jürgen Weinhofer

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Leadership in the 18th Term: Technical Review Board
1. Rudy Belliardi – returning for a successive term
2. Paul Didier – returning for a successive term
3. Dr. Jörg Hähniche – returning for a successive term

4. Dr. Ludwig Leurs – returning for a successive term
5. Shinji Murayama – joining for an initial term

6. Eric Scott – returning for a successive term
7. Dave VanGompel – returning for a successive term
8. Joakim Wiberg, Chairperson – returning for a successive term
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Leadership: Gone but Not Forgotten•

Ikuo Tateishi•

Kent Howard•

Rich Jackson. . . and a special thanks to. . .

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Leadership: Gone but Not Forget

Returning to his full-time day job as . .
. . .Manager of Connectivity Technology
Eaton ElectricalRich Harwell
extraordinary commitment
2005-2015
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Leadership: Gone but Not Forgetten

Rich Harwell
extraordinary commitment
2005-2015 (CTO 2007-2015)
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Refresher from 16th Annual Meeting of Members
Announcements

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106Refresher from 16th Annual Meeting of Members
Announcements

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Refresher from 16th Annual Meeting of Members
Announcements

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108Web Presence in the 18th TermEnding October 16, 2015 at 14:00 Eastern Daylight Savings Time
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109Web Presence in the 18th Term

Countdown to October 16, 2015 at 17:00 Eastern Daylight Savings Time
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110Web Presence in the 18th Term
Objectives• Refresh the look and messaging• Project a voice that speaks to industry engagement and adoption first andtalks about ODVA second• Update the technology used to develop and manage the website• Make the information easier to find
• Group information in areas that speak to different persona (e.g., users,
developers)

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Web Presence in the 18th Term
Grouping of Content to Speak to Persona Groups• Technology and Standards• MARKETPLACE• Optimization 4.0• Happenings• KNOW-HOW HUB• Contact ODVA
Omnipresent• About ODVA
• Submit Order• Publication Download• Join ODVA
• MEMBERPLACE
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Web Presence in the 18th Term
Grouping of Content to Speak to Persona Groups• Technology and Standards• MARKETPLACE• Optimization 4.0• Happenings
Selective localization• KNOW-HOW HUB
In these areas• Contact ODVA
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Web Presence in the 18th Term

Optimization 4.0™
The message platform in the 18th Term to bring together
ODVA’s Optimization Initiatives under a unified framework
Industrial Cybersecurity ● Energy Usage ● Machine Integration ● Process Integration
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20 years in the making,is now
THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
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