[PPT] - Your Apps and Enterprise Systems, Introducing PI Visualization PowerPoint Presentation

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Presented by

Deliver PI Data to Your Apps and Enterprise Systems, Introducing PI Visualization Suite

Dineshkumar Ambalavanan, Customer Support Engineer

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Business Challenges

Acquired independently, over time
Different departments/units

Disparate systems

PI System is an infrastructure

Domain, industry,

r user-specific

needs

Diverse types of workers
Different platforms, media

Many different targets

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A few use cases, some ideas

LoB Systems/Databases
Orchestration/Workflows
Web/Non-Windows

Platforms

Analysis/BI/Reporting
Custom Applications
IBM Maximo
SAP PM/PPPI
Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle

Production Costing Carbon Management Geospatial Integration

Microsoft Biztalk
Microsoft InfoPath
SAP MII/XI/PI
TIBCO
Oracle Service Bus

MII

Enables creation of work orders Condition-based maintenance

Silverlight
jBOSS
Apache Tomcat
Smart Phones/Tablets

Linux-based portal Smart Phone / Tablet App

SSRS/SSIS
PowerPivot
SAP Business Objects

– Crystal Reports

IBM Cognos

Analysis/Reporting Services

Environmental & Energy Analytics Profiling / What-if Analysis

VB, VB.NET, C#, C++, Java
Silverlight
Windows, Linux
Smart Phones and Tablets

Custom Downtime Analysis Engine Automated Ordering to Suppliers

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The Products

PI Data Access

SQL Family Web Services OSIsoft SDKs OPC Servers

PI System Access

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PI System Access Themes for 2012

Asset based PI
Event Frames

Data Data

Asset Assets Tags + gs +

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The SQL Family

Set of drivers that expose PI System data

in a relational database view (OLE DB, JDBC, ODBC)

Database systems integration, analysis, BI, reporting, Linux

Custom SQL Applications

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Released

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The Products

Web Services OSIsoft SDKs OPC Servers SQL Family

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PI WebParts + PI OLEDB Enterprise 2012 - RoundTrips

Truck RoundTrip Events

Event Trend Event Attributes

Truck Operational States

Operational State Attributes Operational State Trend

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PI WebParts + PI OLEDB Enterprise 2012 - RoundTrips

No Black Magic … simple PI OLEDB Enterprise Query

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PI OLEDB Enterprise 2012

Read Event Frames

– New catalog

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Bonus!

Create sample event frames in NuGreen Catalog

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PI OLEDB Enterprise 2012

Custom database objects (TVFs, Views)

– Persisted in AF Configuration DB

Tricky to share

– Import/Export facilitates copy between AF databases

Right click on an object to Export/Import to another database

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PI JDBC 2012

Now also runs on Java Runtime Environment 7
Support new features of PI OLEDB Enterprise 2012

(e.g. Event Frames)

Enhanced to support SAP EventInsight
Removed dependency on .NET 4.0

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Same catalogs and tables available in JDBC as OLEDB Enterprise

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The Products

Web Services OSIsoft SDKs OPC Servers SQL Family

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PI Web Services

Access to PI System data using standard

web service technologies

Facilitates data access over secure and

distributed environments

– Easy deployment: nothing required on the client machine – Easy configuration: lightweight and "firewall-friendly"

Microsoft Web Server (IIS) PI Web Services Web Service Client application Web Service Client application Web Service Client application Web Service Client application Intranet Extranet Internet Microsoft Web Server (IIS) PI Web Services

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Use Cases

Web-based visualization Integration with business systems Non-Windows environments

Custom Web Service Consumers

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Released

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PI Web Services 2012

AF Search and

Retrieval

EF Search and

Retrieval

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The Products

Web Services OSIsoft SDKs OPC Servers SQL Family

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AF SDK 2012 - Enhancements

Retrieve time series data from the PI Server

– Rich Data Access (RDA)

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AF SDK 2.4 & AF SDK 2012

AF SDK with RDA

Assembly Version 4.0 .NET 4

PI.NET Internal

.NET 4 App

Built against .NET 4 AF SDK

PI Point Data Reference With RDA

PI PI SDK

.NET 3.5 App

Built against .NET 3.5 AF SDK

AF SDK

Assembly Version 2.0 .NET 3.5

PI

PI Point Data Reference

PI Internal

.NET 4 App

Built against .NET 3.5 AF SDK .Config file

verride of

GAC Policy GAC Policy

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AF SDK 2012 - Benefits

Access all PI data with one SDK

– Simplify application development

Smaller Memory Footprint and Larger Scale
Higher Performance
No more legacy COM

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What Does This Mean to You?

Your existing apps continue to be supported

– PI SDK will continue to be supported – AF SDK will be provided in two versions

.NET 3.5 for backwards compatibility
.NET 4 for Rich Data Access

– Focus for future releases

– Do nothing and your apps will continue to work

Consider the benefits of AF SDK 2012

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PI ODBC 2.0

ODBC 3.5 SDK
UNICODE
Architecture change
SQL capabilities similar to PI JDBC 2012

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Next Generation Services

The next generation platform for multi-user

access to the PI System

Supports plain REST and OData
Claims-based security
Extensible with plugins
Performant and scalable

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Next Generation Services

Replaces multiple single-purpose servers
Replaces countless connections to PI and AF

servers

The new primary way to access PI System data

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PI Server AF Server PI Coresight Mobile PI Coresight Mobile Server PI ProcessBook PI DataLink PI WebParts Data Services PI WebParts/ Sharepoint Server Web Client PI Coresight Server PI System Management Tools ERP/LoB Systems PI Web Services PI Manual Logger PI Manual Logger Services PI System Explorer Customer-Developed Applications

Many connections

PI Server AF Server PI Coresight Mobile PI ProcessBook PI DataLink PI WebParts/ Sharepoint Server Web Client PI Coresight Server PI System Management Tools ERP/LoB Systems PI Manual Logger PI System Explorer Houdini Customer-Developed Applications

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Simpler architecture

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ODATA support

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I want it! How do I get it?

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How to get PI System Access Licenses

Licensed as a family of products
Development and Runtime licenses are separate

PI System Access (PSA)

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PI Visualization Suite

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Pain Points/Business Challenges

Users in Diverse Roles

Require Different Tools to View, Analyze and Deliver Data

New Projects have new

requirements

Share Data with a Large

Audience

License Compliance

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Who is PVS suitable for?

Sites and organizations with large numbers of current or potential users of PI System data.

This offering is positioned to allow customers to share PI System data with their entire business unit or enterprise.

Companies who need to share data on a portal with customers or partners. This portal

could be internal or external.

Customers who want to use Mobile clients / mobile workforce throughout their organization.
Customers who are asking for or have concurrent licenses. Such customers are likely to

have a lot of potential PI Users, making themgood candidates.

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Benefits of PVS

Flexibility
Extensibility
More Eyes on the PI System
Stickiness
Use Best Practices and Recommended

Architectures

Move towards an EA
Improves Revenue Capture
SRP Revenues Increases

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Components of PVS

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Key Features/ Capabilities of PVS

Collaborate Report Monitor Review Collect Share Explore

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Dineshkumar Ambalavanan

dinesh@osisoft.com Customer Support Engineer OSIsoft

Special thanks to: Martin Bryant Vinnie Sterr

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