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ISA-88 and ISA-95 standards are widely known and used in Industry; Together they form a relevant and practical framework, addressing actual concerns for a consistent design of IT systems supporting industrial facilities.

Compared to other remarkable standards available, they are more "affordable" for the industry, quite easily understood and applied by system integrators, software vendors and industrialists.

Introduction

System approach to enterprise - How Interoperability fits.

The purpose of modelling

Language as the key for enabling efficient interactions and developing intelligence

Merging ISA88 and ISA95

ISA88 and ISA95 relationship and overlap

A more extensive, combined meta-model 

Syntactic approach: B2MML

Presentation of B2MML

Limitations of the current approach

What is the ideal situation?

Semantic approach

Semantics and equivalent concepts

Other standards addressing modelling and interoperability

Computer representation: XML Schema, RDF, OWL

Concepts in ISA88 and ISA95

Complete taxonomy (reference to CCM vocabulary)

Concept reduction

Concept equivalence ISA88/95 and other standards

Industrial operations hierarchical ontology 

Practical use

Mother language vs Foreign language / Simultaneous translation

Machines concern: limited understanding capabilities

Scenarii

• B2MML dognatic
• B2MML apostatized
• Lean8895ML

MDM consequences