High-Tech R&D -- Drowning in data but starving for information

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Dortmund, 9 th of January 2013 Webinar: High-Tech R&D: Drowning in data but starving for information

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This is a slideset of a webinar held by Dr. Dirk Ortloff from Process Relations. The webinar elaborated on the challenges and solutions addressing the problem of effectively managing the growing amounts of digital process development data. He introduced approaches that address the “heap” challenge. It has been explained how new software tools and methodologies can be leveraged to convert raw data from diverse source into usable information and especially how to recreate the context the data is generated in. The metrology capabilities of today’s high-tech R&D generate an increasing amount of digital data. Subsequently process engineers are flooded with this - partly structured but mostly unstructured - data. To organize, manage and evaluate this data requires a major effort. Engineers spent a significant portion (20% – 35%) of their time just administering this data rather than evaluating it. Using the tools and methodologies introduced in this webinar results in structured and context aware information which can reduce the amount of repeated experiments and speed up developments. The recording of the webinar can be downloaded from: http://www.process-relations.com/english/services/publications-mainmenu-90/webinars/323-free-webinar-high-tech-rad-drowning-in-data-but-starving-for-information

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Webinar:High-Tech R&D: Drowning in data but starving for information

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Agenda

Brief Company introduction

Definitions

Situation Today / Problem

Requirements

Converting the data and using the information

Summary

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About Process Relations GmbH

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Process Relations’ Mission

…is to enable you to…

Expedite your R&D with flexible Software solutions

Next generation recipe and DoE management

Virtual manufacturing data management

Automated data collection from various sources

Experimental data management, analysis and extraction

We deliver the easy to use, unique, world class Process

Development Execution System (PDES)

and consulting services.

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History and Key Milestones

2000

2002

2004

2007

2008

2009

Bosch

Project

CK

Project

XperiDesk

Launched

Process

Relations

Founded

First

XperiDesk

Customers

2010Entering

new

markets

First

Marque

Customer

2011

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Definitions

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Definitions

Data: symbolsData is raw. It simply exists and has no significance beyond its existence (in and of itself). It can exist in any form, usable or not. It does not have meaning of itself. In computer parlance, a spreadsheet generally starts out by holding data.

Information: data that are processed to be useful; provides answers to "who", "what", "where", and "when" questions. Information is Data that has been given meaning by way of relational connection.

Knowledge: application of Data and Information; answers "how" questions. Knowledge is the appropriate collection of information, such that it's intent is to be useful.

Following the DIKW model: http://www.systems-thinking.org/dikw/dikw.htm

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High-Tech R&D – Yesterday

Data and Parameters

Dependencies / Patterns

Knowledge

Relations

Behavior (Interpretation)

Evaluation

Decisions

Engineers

work time

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Situation Today / Problem

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Some citations

“Because most organizations seem to be drowning in data but starving for information, there is a growing need for enterprise manufacturing intelligence software”ARC Group

“Nevertheless, several studies in the past five years point to significant ROI for improved access to information. ROI figures range from 38%to over 600%, depending on whether the new information or content management system is an incremental improvement over an existing one or is an entirely new system replacing previously manual processes.”IDC

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Slide 11Reused from: http://blog.mindjet.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Drowing-

in-Data-Infographic.jpg

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The challenges

25% development projects reach the market

of those 66% fail their original expectations

20% of projects take too long and miss their market

window

35% of companies experience runaway projects

40% of R&D experiments are repeated

Source: IDC “Accelerating Science-Led Innovation for

Competitive Advantage” Feb. 2012

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Few problems in information management?

Excel files on file servers or desktops contain

important data and are not sufficiently searchable

Result files are distributed / duplicated in different

versions on different systems

Link between the data is not sufficiently visible

(only in file system structure)

Only one-dimensional sorting / searching criteria

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Typical development challenges

“Once we had a result picture …”

What was the exact context of that experiment? Which results were achieved, what images made?

Which was the latest data set?

XY left and his lab book was unreadable to anyone but him

How long does it take your engineers to recover development data with context from 18 months ago?

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Cost increase in R&D efforts

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What it boils down to:

“Fact: 80 percent of the

digitized information in

a typical company is in

the form of unstructured

data such as

documents, e-mail, and

images. “1

“Fact: The amount of unstructured content in a typical

business grows by 50 percent every year. “1

1: Oracle: Information Management – Get control of your Information

Picture is property of: www.yakidoo.com

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Current Situation and

Requirements

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Current situation

Distributed, untraceable and undiscoverable R&D results

Limited formalized data availablethat is not interlinked

Sometimes usage of old orretired data

Incomplete documentation

Lack of access to results and timeline of former projects

Access and transfer protection difficult

Unmanaged data ↑risk + ↑costs of projects

„Great ideas get lost in the sea of incomplete documentation“ (W. Wong – Editor Electronic Design Journal)

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45.000.000.000,00 US$ / year(in 2007)

Semiconductor R&D spending

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4.500.000.000,00 US$ / year

Wasted for manual data management & search

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Meet Mr. Lumberjack …

Lumberjack is feverishly trying to

fell a tree

Using a dull saw

Therefore going no where

Bystander points out the facts

Reply: too busy sawing to

sharpen my saw

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Requirements

Repository of former and current R&D and manufacturing data / information / knowledge

Full audit trail for all changes & complete history

Possibilities to manage the lifecycle of every item

Easy access and multi-dimensional retrieval possibilities

Low effort documentation approach to relieve engineers from tedious tasks

Access protection on per-item level

Defined way to document R&D work

Centralized, platform independent, structured and comprehensive data repository for structured & unstructured data

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Converting the data and using

the information

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Comprehensive Capturing of Developed IP

All data is absorbed in the centralized database (enterprise information platform)

Nothing is forgotten; history is kept in versions compliance fullfillment

Everything is available to anybody with authorized access (blackboxing possible)

All information is searchable

Instantaneous, formalized results

Only relevant data retrieved

Extensive relationships maintained between the stored data full context

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– Covering the Complete Development Cycle

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– Covering the Complete Development Cycle

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– Filling with experimental data

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– Management of Experiment information

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– Management of Experiment information

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– Management of file data

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– versatile searching capabilities

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– versatile searching capabilities

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– Export tables to JMP, Excel, …

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– and analyze in JMP, Excel, …

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Summary

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Time and Cost Savings

Reduction in the development cycle time by

enabling the use of simulation by every process engineers reducing the development WIP

Reduction in the number of learning cycles by

Avoiding re-learning

Reducing the number of “failed” experiments

Improving knowledge extraction efficiency from the experimental data

Increasing predictability of cycle time by time-lined history

Seamless, compliant documentation through full audit trail

Creation of process engineer knowledge rather than management of data

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Process Development – Yesterday

Data and Parameters

Dependencies / Patterns

Knowledge

Relations

Behavior (Interpretation)

Evaluation

Decisions

Engineers

work time

spent

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Process Development – Today

Data and Parameters

Dependencies / Patterns

Knowledge

Relations

Behavior (Interpretation)

Evaluation

DecisionsEngineers

work time

spent

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What means converting data into information?

It means

Comprehensively collected

Collaboratively collected

Formalized data

Infrastructure knows about the physical quantities of values

Easy selectively sharable data

Information is even better than better data

Multidimensional access and search

Graphical assessment and navigation possibilities

Applying the principles in process development means

Risks ↓, WIP ↓, Costs ↓, Efficiency ↑, Moral ↑

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Information Governance principles

applied to

Process Development