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© 2008 OSIsoft, Inc. | Company Confidential

OSIsoft Product RoadmapThe Server

Chris CoenProduct Manager

2© 2008 OSIsoft, Inc. | Company Confidential

Functional Groups of The PI SystemFunctional Groups of The PI System

ServerGathers, Organizes, Distributes,and Stores Data from Many Sources

VisualsDeliver Information for Meaningful, Better Business Decisions

Structure /AssetData

Real-TimeData

CustomData

IT Data RelationalData

WebServices

ERP /Maintenance

PerformanceImprovement

OperationalVisibility

KnowledgeManagement

ProductQuality

LeanManufacturing

AssetManagement

SituationalAwareness

AnalyticsTurn Valuable Real-Time Data Into Actionable Information

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Energy Management

Condition Based Maintenance

OEE

Six Sigma

SQC

Environmental Compliance

Asset Portfolio Optimization


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Reach the New Target Incrementally

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Intrinsic Values of the PI SystemIntrinsic Values of the PI System

Your real-time data is:

Scalable (asset, site and enterprise)Available (independent of system faults)Reliable (believable, auditable)Extensible (open feature set)Secure (multiple security models)Interoperable (open to multiple systems)


Cross Functional Aspects of the PI System

Aspects of The PI SystemAspects of The PI System

ServerGathers, Organizes, Distributes,and Stores Data from Many Sources

VisualsDeliver Information for Meaningful, Better Business Decisions

AnalyticsTurn Valuable Real-Time Data

Into Actionable Information

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System ArchitectureSystem Architecture

SCADA

PIInterface(s)(Buffered) PI

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Client Apps

Sensor

Manual Data

PLC / InstrumentSystems

LIMS Systems

Maintenance SystemsPlant level app servers

Smart Devices

MonitoringSystems

BusinessSystems

PortalServers

ApplicationServers

Firewall

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MobileClients

Wireless

CentralizedInformation


Real-Time Interfaces

PI AF

PI Archive

MCN Health Monitor

The Server The Analytics The Visuals

Data Access



PI AF

PI Archive

MCN Health Monitor


Data Access

RtReports

PI Analytics

ACE

Sigmafine

PI Notifications



PI AF

PI Archive

MCN Health Monitor


Data Access

Smart Clients

RtReports

PI Analytics

ACE

Sigmafine

PI Notifications

PI Activeview

PI DataLink

PI ProcessBook

PI BatchView

RtWebParts

RtReports Clients

RtPortal iViews

Thin Clients


The PI Server TodayThe PI Server Today

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Real-time Interfaces

IT DataIT MONITOR

Custom DataAPIs / SDKs

Relational Data OLEDB / ODBC ORACLE / SQL

Web ServicesSOA / EXTERNAL DATA

LEGACY APPS

Real-Time DataDCS / PLC / SCADA / OPC

HISTORIANS / INTERFACESCOM CONNECTORS

ERP / MaintenanceRLINK SERVERS & GATEWAYSSAP / JD EDWARDS / PEOPLESOFTMAXIMO / INDUS / MIMOSA

Structure / Asset Data

The Server

Custom Programming RLINK

TheAnalytics

The Visuals

Data AccessRtBaseline Services

for Thin ClientsOLEDB OPC / HDAODBC

MCN HealthMonitor& System Management Tools

Failover / Management ServicesPI ArchiveData Storage, Management Services,

Audit Trail, Batch

Module Database

AF 2.0


PI Analytics(Performance Equations, Totalizers, Alarm, RTSQC)

Advanced Computing Engine (ACE)

TheAnalytics

TheServer

RtReportsCompliance & Standard

PI Notifications Enterprise Services

The Analytics within the PI System TodayThe Analytics within the PI System Today

The Visuals


Thin ClientsSmart Clients

TheVisuals

TheServer

DataLink

ProcessBook

ActiveView

The Analytics

BatchViewSQC Client

AF Modeler Add-in

MS Excel Add-ins:

BatchView AF

iViews

RtWebParts

Other Thin Clients

RtActiveViewRtGaugeRtGraphicRtTableRtTagSearch

RtTreeViewRtTrendRtTableRtXYPlot

RtActiveViewRtGaugeRtGraphicRtTableRtTagSearch

RtTreeViewRtTrendRtTableRtXYPlot RLINK iViews

DataLink for Excel Services

RtReports Generator

RtReports Editor



KnowledgeManagement

ProductQuality

LeanManufacturing

AssetManagement



Thin ClientsSmart Clients

TheVisuals

TheServer

The Analytics

VisualizationRoot Cause AnalysisPlanningContent Authoring

Seamless Interaction Between Smart Clients & Portal Environment

Structured PortalEnvironment AllowsUsers to Build DisplaysWithout IT Training



KnowledgeManagement

ProductQuality

LeanManufacturing

AssetManagement



PI Server


Point CountPoint Count


In Other Words…In Other Words…


Startup TimeStartup Time


Archiving RateArchiving Rate


Snapshot RateSnapshot Rate


Archive Query RateArchive Query Rate


Motivations: Why High Availability?Motivations: Why High Availability?

Network Failure

Administrative/User Failure

Upgrades and Migrations

– Hardware

– Operating System Software (Patches)

– Applications Software


The Business Case for HAThe Business Case for HA

How much downtime can you afford?

– 365 Days X 24 Hours = 8760 Hours/year

– 99.7% uptime = 26.3 hours of downtime/year

– 99.9% uptime = 8.7 hours of downtime/year


The Value of High Availability todayThe Value of High Availability today

More uptime during server outages– Planned– Unplanned

Automatic failover for data consumersAutomatically publish changes from

a primary to secondary servers– Multiple configurations possible


PI HA ArchitecturePI HA Architecture

Secondary

PI Server

Secondary

PI Server Primary

PI Server

Primary

PI Server

Configuration

Changes

Failover

Mechanisms

Secondary

PI Server(s)

Configuration

Changes

Clients: ProcessBook, DataLink, BatchView, RtWebParts,Custom Application…

System Management Tools AppServers: AF, RtBLS, RtReports, ACE

PI SDKDiscovery, Failover, Failback, Load Distribution Services

API BufferingServices

PI Interfaces

API BufferingServices

PI Interfaces

APIBuffering

PI Collective


PI HA SummaryPI HA Summary

Features– Synchronization of PI Server configuration

– Transparent client failover, simple load balancing

– Fanning of real-time data to multiple serversValue

– High Availability to your PI System

– Peace of mind for Administrators

– Direct support for existing PI Clients

– Simple, scalable and flexiblearchitecture


PI Server RoadmapPI Server Roadmap

PI 3.4.375.80 – PR1 Service Pack 1 – Released

PI Server with Windows Integrated Security– Presented by Chuck Muraski later today


PI Archive

T1

T2

T3

T4


Physical ContextPhysical Context

PI Archive

T1

T2

T3

T4


Temporal ContextTemporal Context

PI Archive

T1

T2

T3

T4


PI Module Database – Asset HierarchyPI Module Database – Asset Hierarchy

DivisionLevel

DistrictLevel

Asset

IndividualEquipment

Equipment Class


PI Module Database – Attributes PI Module Database – Attributes

IndividualEquipment

Aliases

Properties

AliasConfiguration

PropertyConfiguration


PI Module Database – Asset Relative DisplaysPI Module Database – Asset Relative Displays


PI DataLink – Asset Relative ReportsPI DataLink – Asset Relative Reports


Next Generation of Asset DatabaseNext Generation of Asset Database

PI AF 2.0 succeeds PI Module Database

OSIsoft is committed to moving customers and partners forward to AF 2.0…

…While preserving value of existing applications


FeaturesFeaturesModule Database AF 2.0

Hierarchical

Static values

PI Points

Versioning

Event Pipes *

Templates

Formulae

Units of Measure

External Data

Connectivity


Natural Gas CompressorRPMFuel consumption rateExhaust temperatureOxygen sensorFlow inFlow outPressure differential

Last service dateService typeMfr documentation

Pipeline ExamplePipeline Example

Tags

Calculations

UOM

SQL Query


Pipeline ExamplePipeline Example

Build compressor templateCreate attribute templatesSet default valuesCreate instances of template

Compressor1Compressor2CompressorN

Adjust data streams


Template ExampleTemplate Example

Connect compressors

Model/Connectivity


Now you can…Now you can…

Locate data without needing tag names

Build just one display and show each compressor

Include non-PI data in reportsEstimate next maintenanceCalculate fuel consumedCalculate losses find leaksFind which compressors have

low pressure differentials.And so on…


AF 2.0 Assists UsersAF 2.0 Assists Users

Search your data more intuitively

Access more than PI dataDefine generic calculationsCreate display and report

TemplatesScale to the Enterprise


AF FeaturesAF Features

Assets can be: – Categorized– Connected– Versioned– Hierarchical and Linked– From an existing Asset Model – “Smart Connectors”

Attributes can be:– PI Points– From Relational Databases– Calculated– Inherited from a Template

XML Compatible (import and export)


PI AF 2.0 – New FeaturesPI AF 2.0 – New FeaturesPerformance and scalability

– Millions of assets mapping multi-millions of PI points

Multiple PI Server Support

Object History (versioning)

– Keeps track of configuration changes over time

Hierarchical Attributes and Categories

Advanced Attributes Types

– Files, Arrays, Tables

Enumeration Sets

Object-Level Windows Integrated Security


PI AF 2.0 BenefitsPI AF 2.0 Benefits

Visibility

– Information about data, assets and models is available to visualization suite of tools

Single Version of the Truth

– Creates unified assets and relationships

– Assets and models become basis for consistent visualization and analyses

Communication & Collaboration

– People use the same asset and model reference for their visualization and analyses


PI AF 2.0 BenefitsPI AF 2.0 Benefits

Search and Find information

– Expose a more intuitive, equipment centric view of our data so everybody in the corporation can quickly access the data relevant to their jobs

Knowledge Management

– Synchronize and eliminate disparate assets, models and analysis to improve traceability and accountability


PI AF 2.0 in the PI SystemPI AF 2.0 in the PI System

Data structured and organized by assetSpans multiple PI SystemsIncorporates non time series data

Honeywell ABB

…

Time Series Data Sources

Delta-V Rockwell Other

Non Time Series Data Sources

…

SCM RDBMS MES Honeywell ABB

…

Time Series Data Sources

Delta-V Rockwell Other


PI AF 2.0 ArchitecturePI AF 2.0 Architecture

Scenario 1 Scenario 2

AF clientsAF clients

AF Server

AF Database

AF Server


Features: PI System ExplorerFeatures: PI System Explorer

View the structure of the database

– Templates, Elements, Relationships, Tables, Notifications

Create new content

– All AF objects

Configure items

– assign data references

Create structures

– Hierarchies, models


Features: ProcessBook ModelerFeatures: ProcessBook Modeler

Provides a visual representation of AF


Features: Excel Add-inFeatures: Excel Add-in

Manage configuration

– Specify data references for attributes that will override the template definition

Report information

– Create report templates similar

to using DataLink

– Retrieve information regarding model connectivity and context


Features: AF SDKFeatures: AF SDK

Comprehensive Managed Code Class Library

– .Net based

– Access to AF Database

Common UI Components

– Rich library of controls

Extensive User Guide and Programmer Reference

– Tutorial Guiding Developer Through AF Programming Experience


PI AF 2.0 AdvantagesPI AF 2.0 Advantages

Allows organization of all of your data -millions of points - in a meaningful way

– According to an equipment model

– According to the way you would use it in calculations

Create relationships between collections or organizations (e.g., assets)

Allows you to bring in relational and complex data into the same context as your real-time data


PI AF 2.0 AdvantagesPI AF 2.0 Advantages

Custom domain knowledge can be re-used in new analyses because it’s in one central place (not in an Excel spreadsheet)

Replaces programming with configuration

Protects your investments in your displays, reports, and business logic


MDB to AFMDB to AF

MDB

AF 2.0

Give me a Module

Give me an Element


AF RoadmapAF Roadmap

AF 2.0 is released

MDB to AF migration and connection– Allows AF to be system of record– Allows MDB calls to read AF Elements as they map to

Modules– Allows ACE to work against AF Element contexts– Requires Windows Security PI Server

Platform Release 2 (PR2) – “AF Unification”– Clients based on AF rather than MDB– ACE will read AF Element contexts natively– AF High Availability


PI Notifications (Bridge) & PI Analytics (PR 3) PI Notifications (Bridge) & PI Analytics (PR 3)

RtAlerts -> PI NotificationsACE, Analysis Rules -> Best practices for PI

Analytics– Single metadata and structure basis– Uses any data referenced in The PI System

Smart ConnectorsDataLink for Excel ServicesPI SecurityPI BatchPI Reporting


What is PI Notifications? What is PI Notifications?

A scalable, highly available, notification and alarming infrastructure

Why infrastructure? – Extensible

• Users can customize notification rules and scheduling

– Integral part of the PI System• Real-time event delivery • PI System Client integration

– Consistent with Enterprise Message of PI


PI Notifications: The ValuePI Notifications: The Value

Alerting “out of band” – anywhere, anytimeEscalation Notification history (including acknowledgements

and other actions) maintained foreverNo programming requiredExtensible delivery channels that can integrate

with 3rd party systems and applications


PI Notifications TopologyPI Notifications Topology

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PI Archive● Notification History

Features Distributed Scheduling

Architecture

Extensible Delivery

Notification History

Escalation Management

The Server PI Notifications

The Visuals

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Internet Explorer

Pager orPDA Phone

Smart Client

PI System Explorer

ProcessBook

Thin Client

Acknowledgement Pages

Thin Client Integration

AF 2.0● Configuration

AFAF

Data Sources· PI Server· SQL Server· Web Services· etc.


PI NotificationsPI Notifications

Business Logic

AnalysisRule

TimeRule

Target Configuration

Notification Emission

Trigger Contacts Content Delivery

Acknowledgement


The PI Notification ProcessThe PI Notification Process

1. PI Notification Service collects inputs and evaluates the Trigger condition(s).

2. Subscriptions are evaluated for the correct Contact(s).

3. Content is added to the Notification.4. Subscriptions are filled via delivery channels.5. Subscribers can acknowledge the Notification.


Notifications Notifications

Once a Trigger condition is satisfied, a historical record is created for that condition.

Only the Trigger is required to create a PI Notification - Content and Subscriptions are optional.


PI System Explorer IntegrationPI System Explorer Integration


PI ProcessBook IntegrationPI ProcessBook Integration


PI DataLink IntegrationPI DataLink Integration


Notifications RoadmapNotifications Roadmap

PI Notifications 1.0 is released

PI Notifications enhancements planned– Scale up performance– MyPI Enhancements

• Searching• Grouping

– Snooze Notification Rule– Internationalization


PI ACE – Consistent Performance MetricsPI ACE – Consistent Performance Metrics

Scalable application development environment

One, consistent calculation can be used for all similar processes or equipment

Integrates access to data and functionality from other systems


Continuous DataContinuous Data


BatchBatch


Day or ShiftDay or Shift


EventEvent


What is an Event Frame?What is an Event Frame?

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Start timeEnd timeNameAssociated

data– Equipment– Tags– Comments– Event

Frames


Batch and Event AnalysisBatch and Event Analysis

Every process has some kind of repeatable event

Batch process Am I making it the same way as yesterday? How do I make the best product? How can I reduce cycle times?

Continuous process What causes downtime? Can I improve my startup or grade change times? How can I track and study environmental excursions?

Discrete process What is my Overall Equipment Effectiveness? What are my top 10 causes of downtime?


PI Batch ArchitecturePI Batch Architecture

PI ServerModule DatabaseBatch DatabaseS88

PI Archive

Batch Exec. SystemsRockwell RSBatchEmerson DeltaVIntellution iBatchHoneywell Total

Plant Batch

PI EVT Interface

PI Batch GeneratorInterface

PI BaGen

Batches and Modules

Batches

PI Point Events


PI Batch ArchitecturePI Batch Architecture

PI ServerModule DatabaseBatch Database

PI Archive

Analytics ServerRtReportsRtBaseline Services

Analytics Visualization

Trust

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Internet Explorer

Thin ClientsRtWebPartsRtReports

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Smart ClientsProcessBookExcel/Datalink


Batch and Event Frames RoadmapBatch and Event Frames Roadmap

PI Batch suite is released product

Event Frames work in progress


Thank YouThank You

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