INDUSTRY INITIATIVE
OMAC Publishes Data Governance Guide in Collaboration with ei3
As cloud-based analytics and digital transformation evolve, creating the foundation of the “data-driven” world, manufacturing organizations are scrambling to implement suitable data governance policies. OMAC’s latest initiative, led by ei3‘s Mark Fondl, establishes a framework and guidelines to protect precious proprietary information while enabling secure data sharing.
The result of the initiative was The Practical Considerations for Data Governance guide, which offers a real-world approach to segmenting, sharing and securing plant floor data. It covers the complete data lifecycle from creating a common data dictionary, identifying data sources and applications, stakeholders, storage, compliance, and recommended data governance best practices.
About the Data Governance Workgroup
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
The workgroup brings together a vibrant automation ecosystem with individuals from around the world representing end users, machine builders, system integrators and technology vendors. Participating organizations include:
- Leading Manufacturing Companies such as Cargill, Pepsico, and Corning
- Global OEMs including Mettler-Toledo, Milacron, Barry-Wehmiller, and Nordson
- System Integrators like Rovisys, Martin CSI, and Applied Control Engineering
- Groundbreaking Technology Companies like ei3 Corporation, Siemens, General Electric, Rockwell, Cisco, Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. , and
- Industry Associations like the PMMI amongst others
TOPICS
Chapter 1:
An Introduction to Data Governance
Chapter 2:
Creating a Common Data Dictionary and Language
Chapter 3:
Types and Sources of Data in Manufacturing
Chapter 4:
Applications that Utilize Plant Floor Data
Chapter 5:
Individuals, Organizations, and Companies that Use the Data
Chapter 6:
Key Components of Plant Floor Data
Chapter 7:
Organizations and Standards to Consider for Data Governance
Chapter 8:
Data Storage and Compliance
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