Interoperable Manufacturing Community of Practice    (2TWS)

This Community has moved to Intelligent Manufacturing Community of Practice    (3699)

Introduction: What is the Interoperable Manufacturing Community of Practice?    (2QRI)

On May 19, 2005, the NIST Manufacturing Interoperability Program Manager hosted a Manufacturing Interoperability Strategy Team (MIST) meeting at NIST (introduction slides here). The objectives of the meeting were to hear from industry, government, and academic participants about what challenges each are confronting in the context of interoperability, so that NIST can better gauge its own strategy in the Manufacturing Interoperability Program, while also giving participants a better idea of what NIST is tackling in this area.    (2QRJ)

Mission    (2QRK)

What's New?    (2QRO)

The following comments are a compilation of raw data collected from the MIST meeting participants ("sticky" comment) and then articulated and elaborated upon through discussion and slide presentation ("slide"). The participants' comments and associated slide bullets were grouped under several Manufacturing Interoperability Program projects: supply chain, product, process, operations, enablers, and other.    (2T73)

Participants are invited to subscribe to this community of practice, and edit the web pages to better capture your thoughts from the workshop. During this process, NIST will be interpreting the workshop and synthesizing the input into a report. Members of the Interoperable Manufacturing Community of Practice, as well as those of the larger Intelligent Manufacturing Community of Practice (imfg-workshop) are invited to provide ongoing input via the discussion forum described below.    (2RT9)

Notes from the MIST meeting at NIST    (2T74)

/SupplyChain    (2RZL)

/Product    (2S0O)

/Process    (2S0P)

/Operations    (2S0Q)

/Enablers    (2S0R)

/Other    (2S0S)

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How to subscribe to the Interoperable Manufacturing Community of Practice    (2QRQ)

Anyone can create an account on this Wiki and add content. To do so, simply hit the "Create account" link at the top right of this page and follow the directions. When choosing your user id, it is common wiki practice to format it as FirstnameLastname. If you do that, then you automatically get a page created to contain a brief biography. Each time your name is entered on a wiki page, it automatically links to the bio page.    (2QRR)

You can learn more about wiki pages, and the formatting rules here. In addition, for those who prefer a more human-to-human mode of learning, there is a Wiki orientation teleconference offered every other Friday from 10:30 - 12:00 EST (first half - orientation, second half - questions on specific tasks. There is a session this Friday, July 22; the agenda will be posted soon.    (2TWT)

If you have trouble posting to this page, please contact SteveRay for help.    (2QRW)

Key Date(s) to Note:    (2QRX)

NIST Meeting held @ NIST, May 19, 2005    (2S9Y)

Details of Conference Calls & Meetings    (2QRY)

Click on the links below to find details of upcoming meetings or minutes and presentations from past meetings.    (2QRZ)

Interoperable Manufacturing Enterprise Architecture Glossary of Terms    (2QS0)

Team Members    (2QS1)

Document and Presentation Repository    (2QS2)

Documents    (2QS3)

Presentations    (2QS6)

Resources    (2QS9)

The following is a list of links to resources that might be of interest    (2TW9)

(Please add links by editing the page)    (2TW8)

Use Cases    (2QSD)

Discussion Forum    (2QSE)

The Interoperable Manufacturing Community of Practice is using the imfg-forum as our discussion forum. Here's how to join the imfg-forum You can read the archive at:    (2QSF)