There is a growing understanding in the value (ROI) derived by managing complex asset information in various formats to maintain quality and completeness during project execution, handover and ongoing facility operation. Technology has the ability to adopt a granular, object-centric way of managing asset information with a known level of quality for the life of a digital asset. Key to achieving this is effective capture standards which can then be managed across the information systems deployed during the project and asset’s lifecycle.
Learn how AVEVA ISM is being used to deliver a Digital Information Hub enabling WorleyParsons and their customers to capture and enforce information quality across an enterprise without mandating changes to preferred software systems.
Presented by: Jim Purvis—WorleyParsons
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We Are Advisian
We provide strategic
and business-level
consulting, integrated
with deep technical
expertise, across the
entire asset lifecycle
with a truly global
footprint, and the
ability to localise
solutions
We offer an agile,
reliable, fit-for-
purpose business
bringing global
expertise and
networks to
customers locally
We provide our
customers with global
best practice solutions
to optimize the
performance of their
operating assets
Advisian
We offer our
customers specialists
in full project delivery
of large, complex,
strategically important
projects
Major Projects Services Improve
WorleyParsons Group
4. Combination of Strategic, Management & Technical
Consulting expertise
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From initial concepts, through to delivery, operation and post-closure; our consultants
add value at all stages of the asset and business lifecycle.
5. Digital Enterprise
The Enterprise of Information
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Digital Asset
Digital Asset Ecosystem
Digital Sensing
Remote and Instrument Data
Capture and Analytics
Digital Commerce
Cloud based Commerce
Platforms
Software & Technology
Industry Software & Technology
Solutions
6. The Value of Information Governance
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FIATECH has targeted a $300MM/$1B in TIC savings though
innovative project practices
One FIATECH owner/operator stated that “it is not possible to achieve
any of our improvement targets without improving our Lifecycle
Information Management”
Conservatively, good governance accounts for 15% of the FIATECH
savings which results in an:
Information Governance opportunity of
$40MM/$1B of TIC
The value of a correct and complete “digital twin” during the 50
years of operation would be in addition to the foregoing
7. Project Lifecycle Data Management
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Information Handover requirements
Master Tag Registry
Master Document Register
Change Management
Maintain information integrity
over the project lifecycle
“Data integrity refers to maintaining
and assuring the accuracy and
consistency of data over its entire life-
cycle” – Wikipedia
FEED Design Construction
Operational
Readiness
Operations
KEY: Requirements Data Flow
8. Information Governance Stack
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Information governance is the function of authority and decision-making
which ensures information is treated as a valuable business asset
data governance
information governance
data operations
management
organisational objectives
datamanagementservices
data architecture management
data quality management
reference
& master data
management
document & content
management
metadata management
security
management
information &
data development
data warehousing & business intelligence management
datastewardship
9. Information Handover Requirements
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Meeting Customer “Data Centric” Information Handover requirements
Communicate the detailed requirements
Adopt the detailed requirements
Master Tag/Document numbering definitions
Data validation and maturity rules
Information Handover Execution
What to produce, receive & deliver
Information maturity (phasing)
Requirements conformance
10. Change Management
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Information Standards are long-lived, still they do change
Class Library
Auditing
Version control/comparisons
Impact of changes – who are the consumers?
Configuring the Software
Business requirements vs. Software requirements
Business is stable, Software is transient
A heterogeneous environment of components
Proprietary formats
Disparate requirements
How to ensure software configuration consistency?
Typical mix of systems
on a project:
AVEVA
Software
2
Suppliers
Software 3
11. Information Integrity
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Ensure Information Standards consistency
Consolidation – Corporate, Customer, Project, …
Data integrity
Data type verification
Data consistency between deliverables
Data Completeness
Data Maturity
Handover data will be comprised of
the approved data that passes
the required validation/verification
rules included in the information
handover specification
12. Without Information Governance
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Complex manual processes developed on a project by project basis to
develop heat maps for each discipline
Schedule loses resulting from poor definition of the project scope of work
for each discipline
Data property issues
Data property collection templates by
class
Find that only 20% of Customer
class library applicable to project
Proper Class library management
without standardization
~ 1,000 MH/project
Owner Operator costs are in the
millions
13. Achieving Information Governance
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Technology
Evaluated and selected AVEVA Information Standards Manager
Complement and enhance existing Engineering Data Warehouse and integrated Project
Delivery Systems strategy and capabilities.
Continuous improvement and development of our standard delivery tools
Processes
Developing new Data Management standards
Continuous improvement, review and update of our procedures, apply learnings to
improve ‘Data Centric’ execution strategy
People
Data Centric project execution delivery awareness
Awareness, ownership and accountability for the quality of data that is associated with the
traditional Tag or Document deliverable, including external 3rd Party Suppliers and
Contractors.
14. Data Management - Processes
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Data Management - Class Library Standard
Data Management Framework
Functional Class Codes
Physical Class Codes
Document Class Codes
Functional & Physical Tag Attributes
Document Attributes
Naming Rules
Mapping to our Project Delivery Systems
Standard delivery environment(s)
Mapping to Industry Standards
ISO 15926 http://data.posccaesar.org/rdl/
USPI CFIHOS
Project Specific Class Library Review
Customer specified Class Library
Initial Review
Detailed Review
Issued For Review
15. Project & Customer Specific Class Library Management
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Project Specific Configuration
Customer specific ‘Data Centric’ Information Handover
Mechanical
Datasheets
Project
Config.
MTR
Project
Config.
P&ID
Project
Config.
Inst. & Control
Project
Config.
3D Modeling
Project
Config.
Supplier
Content
Project
Config.
EDMS
Project
Config.
Electrical
Project
Config.
Customer / Project Specific Class Library
(Layer 2)
Tag, Document Naming
Standards
(Layer 2)
Industry Standards i.e.
ISO 15926
(Layer 2)
WorleyParsons Standard Class Library
(Layer 1)
Goal: To meet & exceed Customer information
handover expectations
16. Capital Project Timeline
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PRE-FEED FEED EPC S/U OPS
IM Strategy and
Business case
EPC IM environment
ready prior to EPC start
Limited data
capture and EPC &
OPS IM Spec
Monthly data
handover for
validation
Ops systems
in final phase
of readiness
Validate
handover
completeness
and remediate
as needed
18. Industry Standard Datasheet Definition
(ISDD) Project
Purpose
• Fills a gap identified by the OGI Pilot (datasheet
property sets associated with equipment and devices)
• ISDDs are datasheet property Rosetta Stones
• MIMOSA led project, in cooperation with Fiatech
Provide a practical, standardized way to build,
maintain, exchange and use datasheet related
information, based on existing Industry Standard
Datasheets
Courtesy of Alan Johnson, Mimosa
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