Competitiveness of the Aerospace & Defence Industry. BoostAero International Association Relationships with other standardization bodies or projects

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1 Competitiveness of the Aerospace & Defence Industry BoostAero User Forum BoostAero International Association Relationships with other standardization bodies or projects Pierre Faure Dassault Aviation, e-business & CRM Vice President BoostAero International President February 14, 2007 BOOST = Business Opportunities with new Organizations, Standards and Technologies 1

2 BoostAero objectives and strategy BoostAero objectives Develop e-supply chain global standards : Business Process, Messages, Data dictionaries, Technical Architecture Promote the convergence with the maintenance standards (Spec 2000M, Spec 2000) Specify a connector enabling the automation of exchanges, and the use of standards by SMEs BoostAero status : the only possible global standard, already operational Global e-supply chain «state of the art» standards for the Aerospace & Defense industry Supported by European companies and Exostar, UN/CEFACT specifications by ASD and AIA Operational deployment since January 2006 BoostAero strategy : move forward Boost the deployment of e-supply chain international applications using BoostAero standards May 2006 : creation of BoostAero International Association by 5 Founding Members (Dassault, Exostar, GIFAS, Safran, Thales), with the objective to manage the governance and evolutions of the standards End 2006 : new members (ATR, Daher, Epicos, MBDA, Radiall, ZODIAC, ) February 2007 : creation of the ASD/AIA BoostAero Advisory Group 2

3 BoostAero Association No Fee No votes Active Members A&D Companies A&D Associations Airliners, Government agencies IT companies (non executives) Specifications Participation Votes (A&D) Fee (all) Standards development (Business Processes, Documents, Data Dictionaries) e-tools specifications (connnectors, ) Maintenance Governance Light Fee No votes The BoostAero International Association Core team (permanent staff) Members Influence Visibility Standards under development Full Support Standard Development Working Groups Standards under development Light Support Steering Committee Observers Specifications Information Published standards BoostAero International Non Members Association, BoostAero User Forum, February 14, 2007 No support Products IT editors and operators ERP, PLM, Connectors, EAI Market Places Hubs Products 3

4 Membership of the Boost-Aero International Association Main benefits of membership Be aligned on the Supply Chain best practices of the Aerospace and Defence industry Faster deployment of your SCM digital exchange with your suppliers Decision power for standard influence (for active members) Be prepared on the last update best practices exchange (for example Order Report in Supply Chain or 8D Quality) : Access the standard in development Access to standards Networking opportunities Conference and workshop Access Website access to tools Access to programs (BoostAero, SEINE, ) Based on your compliance and certification : visibility of your company on the BoostAero Website and events Industry leadership in digital exchange Technical Support 4

5 BoostAero International Association, Advisory Group and relationships with standardization bodies ATA (Spec 2000) ASD/MCG (Spec 2000M) UN/CEFACT (UN Trade Standards) RosettaNet (Industrial Standards) Discussions MOU Registration Liaison Agreement BoostAero Advisory Group (Executives) ASD AIA EADS* Airbus* Boeing* Strategy Recommendations BoostAero International Association Core team (permanent staff) Standard Development Working Groups Participation at Standard Development Funding for Core Team A&D Companies (Experts) Customers Primes Tier 1 others Standardization Strategy * to be confirmed Standard development (Business Processes, Documents, Data Dictionaries) E-tool specifications (connectors, ) Standard maintenance Standard publication and marketing Requirements E-business projects 5

6 S2000M - BoostAero convergence Objective Enable industrial partners dealing with S2000M projects to decline the orders received from customer down to suppliers with tools using the same standard and data, getting more efficiency in the full supply chain process. General Conclusion of the joint MCG-BoostAero meetings (December 2004, June 2005) MoU For the overlapping domains (i.e. ordering, delivery planning, delivering and invoicing), BoostAero is fully compliant with S2000M. Agreement December 13, 2005 in ASD Brussels with both Defense and Industrial MCG (Maintenance Coordination Group) co-chairs, Lt Col. Klaus Straub (German Air Force) and Marc Pujol (Safran) MCG (May 6, 2006), MCG-BoostAero meeting June-July 2006, February 2007 Decision to go ahead Achievement of the MOU Demonstrator production Chapter one explanation and way forward 6

7 AIA ebusiness Framework OAGIS OAGi X12 ANSI STEP/PLCS ISO BoostAero ebsg & ASD UDEF Open Group UID/RFID AIA & DoD GTPA AIA GECA AIA TSCP 7

8 Vision of the Aerospace & Defence Industry Competitiveness is a fight extended enterprise against extended enterprise Digital integration of the industrial supply chains key factor of competitiveness 30% of the value 70% of the value 2003 : e-pme Public support of the suppliers of the A&D Industry for the adoption of digital tools 2004 : BoostAero Development of international UN/CEFACT standards e-supply chain standards 2006 : S.E.I.N.E. Acceleration of the digital integration Extension to PLM of the extended enterprise Extension to other industrial sectors : automotive, railway, shipbuilding, electronic, mecanics Regional partnerships : Aquitaine, IdF, MP 2007 : eaero Deployment of standards by tier 1suppliers 8

9 A&D companies involved in e-pme, BoostAero (in red : members of BoostAero International Association) and in S.E.I.N.E. (rings : main partners) BoostAero, S.E.I.N.E. and e-pme scope European Civil Customers Air France Industries Other airliners European Defence Customers SIMMAD DGA European Prime Contractors 20 companies Aeronautics ATR Eurocopter Espace Alcatel Space Astrium Défence DCN GIAT MBDA Airbus Dassault Aviation EADS/CCR Thales European Tier 1 and companies Structure manufacturers Latécoère Socata, Sogerma Equipment manufacturers Daher, Goodrich Hispano Suiza, Hurel-Hispano, Intertechnique, Liebherr Messier-Dowty, Messier Bugatti Radiall Thales Aerospace Division Ratier-Figeac Sagem Engine manufacturers Snecma, Turbomeca, Materials suppliers Eramet-Aubert & Duval Alcan-Pechiney Safran Tier n 5000 companies from which 5300 already registered in e-pme Program Design Mechanics Electronic Hydraulic Completion Data Acquisition Materials Customers US/UK Customers Airliners DOD MOD MP Exostar US/UK Prime Contractors Boeing? companies Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Raytheon Bombardier, BAE Systems Embraer Rolls Royce Industrial Supply Chain US/UK Tier 1 and 2? companies Equipment manufacturers Honeywell Engine manufacturers GE, Pratt & Whitney Tier n? companies 9

10 S.E.I.N.E. PLM objectives Increase innovation and competitiveness of the european aerospace industry Adoption by Tier 1 suppliers of PLM best practices, in order to accelerate the digital integration till Tier n Appropriation of PLM processes and tools by SMEs International PLM standards of PLM Extended Enterprise State of the Art methods, capitalization upon STEP and PLCS works Involvement of ASD Stan (G. Lessmann, ASD) and AFNOR Synergy with PLCS (H. Mason, BAE Systems, ISO), LOTAR (J.Y. Delaunay, Airbus), Discussions with ProStep and PDES PLM collaborative platform demonstrator Validation of PLM EE standards Validation of Use cases mandatory for OEM's private Virtual Plateau Experimentation of PLM EE processes and tools by the SMEs Mockup for operational ASP platforms in regions 10

11 Project Actors MinEFI/DGE TIC-PME 2010 Funds 1 Other sectors, UN/CEFACT, W3C, ISO/AFNOR, S.E.I.N.E. Project scope Intersectional interoperability Airbus, Dassault, EADS, Safran, Thales, GIFAS, Human means Partner Partner Partner 4 e-supply chain BoostAero ebxml Standards Professional organizations : AFNET, FIEN, FIF, FIM, GALIA, MICADO, OpticsValley, UIMM, Human means Human means, software, hardware Technological partners : DS, IBM, PLM Portal Parners Regional partners: ARD IdF, DRIRE MP, ENE, PI3C 2 PLM Standards STEP, PLCS 7 3 PLM Co-design collaborative Portal Demonstrator Digital Mockup Product Data Management Applications Sharing e-collaboration, Visio Program management Documentation Translator / interfaces Technical Data Dissemination to SMEs Communication, documentation Trainings Personnalised support Experimentations e-supply chain 5 Supplier Portal Mockup e-supply chain Technical data e-collaboration e-sourcing 6 Connector Logistic Hub (ASP) Specs and RFP Logistic and Technical data Logistic Data Tier 1 Supplier Tier 1 Supplier Tier 1 Supplier Tier 1 Supplier Tier 1 Supplier Tier 1 Supplier 11

12 e-design and e-supply chain targets : digital integration till tier n, either in point to point connection through Virtual Plateaux, Supplier Portals and connectors, or through ASP co-design portals or logistic Hubs Customers Tier 1 suppliers Tier 2, 3, n PLM ERP Connector Supplier Virtual Portal Plateau SEINE ASP co-design Portal SEINE ASP Logistic Hub EDI Mode or Downloading ecollaboration SEINE PLM Standard PLM Consultation HTML Downloading BoostAero Standard SEINE PLM Standard EDI Mode BoostAero Standard EDI Mode BoostAero Standard Downloading BoostAero Standard Connector Universal Connector Interface PLM ERP Consultation BoostAero International HTML Association, BoostAero User Forum, February 14, 2007 PV Supplier Portal BoostAero SEINE PLM Standards 12

13 S.E.I.N.E. Planning Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Preliminary phase Steering Committee N 1 S E I N E P r e - p r o j e c t WP 8 : Management PLM Needs SCM Needs Needs WP 2 : PLM Standards Needs WP 4 : e-supply chain Standards Needs Specs Standards devt WP 5 : Supplier Portal Mockup Needs Spec. Standardization works Mockup WP 6 : Connector and logistic Hub Needs C. Edelstenne MinEFI Paris Air Show WP 1 : Intersectorial Interoperability WP 3 : PLM co-design collaborative platform Spec Scenarios & pilot choice Platform Business Model Specs Specs Démonstrator Ajustments RFP, selection Pilots expérimentation Operational organization Validation SC n 12 : end of the project WP 7 : Dissemination tosmes REX & Deployment Deployment org. REX needs tools SC 2 BoostAero SC International 3 SC 4 Association, SC 5 BoostAero SC 6 SC User 7 Forum, SC February 8 14, SC SC 10 SC 11 REX REX REX Deployment Promotion Communication Promotion Communication Industrialisation & oper PLM portal 13

14 eaero objective : help the Tier 1 suppliers to reach the same competitiveness than their customers through the use of the same standardized digital processes and tools Primes Tier 1 Tier 2 Digital standardized Processes & tools Airbus e-business strategy & projects deployment PLM e-supply chain e-services Innovation Competitiveness Tier n Dassault EADS Customers Eurocopter Safran Thales eaero scope Aerospace Supply Chain Business Process, Messages & Technical Architecture BoostAero International Association, User Forum, February 14, 2007 PLM (STEP, PLCS, SEINE), e-supply chain (BoostAero) & e-services (S2000, S2000M) standards 14