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The ISA-88 and ISA-95 standards are well known for the design and interoperability of industrial computing applications. They offer a convenient base for the design of the information-sharing platform and management process of a traceability system. This article discusses the use of different models for these standards in traceability, which overlap substantially with differences and complementarities.
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Jean VIEILLE : Industrial systems expert - Control Chain Group
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The ISA-88 and ISA-95 standards are well known for the design and interoperability of industrial IT applications. They provide a practical basis for designing the data center and management processes of a traceability system. This article draws on a superior ontology to discuss the use in traceability of the different models of these standards, which overlap to a large extent, with gaps and complementarities.
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State of the art | Implementation | Traceability | Resource | Processus | Information | Linguistics and modelling
Use of the ISA-88 and ISA-95 standards for traceability in production
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