Process Automation in a Nutshell
summary
A standards effort aims to break 20-year vendor lock‑in in industrial control by defining a modular, interoperable process automation architecture that uses existing standards, requires certified components, and builds security in. Work started in late 2016 and now has 50–60 members including ABB, Siemens, Rockwell, GE and Yokogawa. Deliverables published: a business guide, requirements paper (May 2018) and technology snapshot (June 2018); a reference implementation funded by ExxonMobil and a planned conformance program and procurement guide.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:23Why It Was Created
- 10:37Organization
- 11:51The Roadmap
- 13:36Supporting Reuse of Control System Applications
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