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EEIC Standards Process

EEIC Standards Process. Draft Feb 2006 Howard Mason / Tom Warner. The Path to AIA eBusiness Interoperability. Many eBusiness scenarios can be identified Many standards and initiatives have the potential to satisfy part of the overall industry requirement for interoperability

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EEIC Standards Process

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  1. EEIC Standards Process Draft Feb 2006 Howard Mason / Tom Warner

  2. The Path to AIA eBusiness Interoperability • Many eBusiness scenarios can be identified • Many standards and initiatives have the potential to satisfy part of the overall industry requirement for interoperability • Between companies and business partners • Between functions in an organisation • Between application systems • Challenge: • reduce overall cost and complexity by identifying the most appropriate solution components • provide concrete guidance on how to satisfy specific business requirements using an appropriate selection of those components

  3. Standards strategy Path to AIA eBusiness Standards In order of preference • AIA adopts existing standards for use in the aerospace industry • AIA influences standards organizations through participation to meet its requirements • AIA develops its own standards when none exists from standards organizations • AIA may then submit a proposal to the applicable standards organization for international adoption In each case • The AIA may supplement existing standards with aerospace-agreed implementation conventions (subset), models/examples, and guidelines The old real estate axiom for accumulating wealth also applies for “accumulating standards”. Use OPM (Other People’s Money) for attaining wealth quickly. Use OPSF (Other People’s Standards Forums) for attaining a standards base quickly. Use Leverage!

  4. The role of the EEIC Overall concept of operations of the EEIC is to: • Solicit, identify and rationalize specific business requirements for interoperability • Specific scenarios • Identify and assess key standards and initiatives, as framework components within an overall framework for eBusiness • Develop AIA position statements on relevant standards/initiatives • Undertake projects to ensure that appropriate standards are available to industry in a timely manner, together with suitable guidance material if required • Develop guidelines for deployment of such components to meet specific business scenarios • Seek industry endorsement of the resulting standards and solutions

  5. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies CONOPS: The ideal situation In an ideal world, specific ebusiness scenarios can be identified by industry, and interoperable solutions can be derived from a set of existing business solutions

  6. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Framework Components AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook CONOPS: Structured solutions The Guidebook documents specific business scenarios and describes how each scenario can be addressed using a combination of reusable components, which fit within an overall internationally accepted framework

  7. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Framework Components AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook CONOPS: Meeting new needs New Interoperability Requirements As new business requirements are defined, the EEIC identifies any need for additional components

  8. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Framework Components SAML XBRL PLCS AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook RFID STEP GECA Boost Aero Track CONOPS: Tracking possible solutions New Interoperability Requirements The EEIC radar screen tracks possible solutions – each “blip” is documented

  9. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Monitor external development Adopt existing standard Framework Components SAML XBRL PLCS EEIC EEIC AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook RFID STEP UDEF GECA PM/EVM AIA development Clickable GTPA Participate in external development Boost Aero Track Candidate EEIC EEIC CONOPS: Preparing candidates New Interoperability Requirements The EEIC works to convert potential solutions into candidates for AIA adoption

  10. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Monitor external development Adopt existing standard Framework Components eBSG eBSG SAML XBRL X12 EDI PLCS GTPA Template EEIC EEIC AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook Supplier UID RFID eBSG Adopted eBSG STEP UDEF GECA PM/EVM AIA development Clickable GTPA Participate in external development Boost Aero Track Candidate EEIC EEIC CONOPS: eBSG Approval New Interoperability Requirements The eBSG approves candidate standards as part of the AIA framework

  11. Business requirements PSC EMC Scenarios EEIC eBSG Solutions Business Solutions SMC Companies AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework Monitor external development Adopt existing standard Framework Components eBSG eBSG SAML XBRL X12 EDI PLCS GTPA Template EEIC EEIC AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook Supplier UID RFID eBSG Adopted eBSG STEP Standards and Guidelines UDEF GECA PM/EVM AIA development Clickable GTPA Participate in external development Boost Aero Track Candidate EEIC EEIC CONOPS: Updating the framework New Interoperability Requirements Approved standards are made available for use in business solutions

  12. The tools

  13. Key tools • AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework • Assessment criteria for standards and initiatives • “Blips” – documenting the standards and initiatives • Radar screen to manage, track, and display the blips • Implementation Guidebook • EEIC Project Framework – summarising the tools and process

  14. AIA eBusiness Interoperability Framework • Need to show complete landscape for interoperable eBusiness • Assessment of initiatives • Guidance for deploying solutions • Must support cross-sectoral coherence • Opportunity for multiple levels of detail • Needs to be recognisable from IT viewpoint • Based on industry best practice • Developed based on NIST eBSC and international MoU/MG work • Builds on many other models

  15. Model Representing Interoperable eBusiness Landscape of the Solution sets needed Source: NIST EBSC

  16. Example Mapping to Framework BoostAero eBSG & ASD STEP/PLCS ISO OAGIS OAGi X12 ANSI UDEF Open Group UID/RFID AIA & DoD GTPA AIA GECA AIA TSCP

  17. Assessment criteria for AIA standards • What is a standard? • A document, established by consensus and approved by a recognized body, that provides, for common and repeated use, rules, guidelines or characteristics for activities or their results, aimed at the achievement of the optimum degree of order in a given context • Ensure Compliance with Guiding Principles • Qualify Standard against Selection Criteria • Evaluate against Architectural Principles • Evaluate against AIA project criteria

  18. Guiding Principles • Standards should be based on the consolidated results of science, technology and experience, and aimed at the promotion of optimum community benefits • Only recommend a standard for AIA adoption where it provides clear business value and supports the industry business strategy and requirements • Recommended standards must be within context of an overall architecture strategy that is driven by the business • Standards must be understood, supported, and planned for use by AIA membership • Leverage available standards and technologies, first within aerospace, then in the broader market • Partner with aero-related groups to increase adoption and lower workload: ATA, ASD, other AIA Councils etc • Avoid a standards war. Better to have a standard in production and replace it in five years than to have no standard. Quick wins.

  19. Selection Criteria Indicators that might qualify a standard for AIA consideration: • Current or potential basis for one or more Framework Components • Web / Internet-based architecture / infrastructure standards • Reach of the standards organization - preferably global • “Open” host organization committed to collaboration with other groups to ensure interoperability • Software / hardware vendor participation in the process and commitment to use the results in their products • Critical mass for adoption • Interoperability with the standards used by our customers and suppliers • Adjacent Industry such as Auto, Ship, Electronics industries are using the same or similar

  20. Architecture Principles • Architecture Principles govern and represent the criteria against which architectural decisions are made. These principles address the importance of investment and cost effective operations and should be tightly coupled with the criteria for Standards selection. • Business Must Drive Information Technology Architecture Decisions:The enterprise architecture and standards will be designed to (1) support and optimize operations, (2) be highly flexible to accommodate future business changes and (3) help ensure the overall success of the business. • Use Industry Proven Approaches:Technology decisions must be based on industry proven and supported components, methods, and standards consistent with industry technological and market direction and as defined by the architecture. • Open and/or Vendor Neutral Standards:Standards and technology choices will be based on open and/or vendor neutral standards that can be realistically implemented. • Security and Access to Information:The Architecture must enable secure communications and appropriate protection of information and technology. • Reduce Integration Complexity:Keep it simple. Standards, designs, and methods will be selected to reduce integration and infrastructure complexity.

  21. AIA project criteria The project proposal needs to satisfy the criteria established by the AIA for all new projects • Within EEIC charter and scope • An issue the AIA can effectively address • A clearly defined and measurable outcome • Clearly defined sunset provisions • Senior-level commitment from multiple AIA member companies • Contributes to AIA meeting its goals and objectives • A clearly defined "customer pull" or "company push"

  22. Radar blip • Used on radar screen to indicate status and maturity of standard • Expands to provide AIA position statement on a standard or initiative • Created as basic document to introduce standard or initiative • Updated to track progress • Records final disposition • Provides visibility to members

  23. Information behind the “Radar blip” • Abstract • Full Title of Standard or Initiative (Acronym) • Responsible organisation • Lead Organization within AIA • Other stakeholders – by function/organisation • Business justification • Description of activity/deliverables • Business benefits • Location in EEIC Framework • EEIC Action Plan – Monitor/Participate/Develop/Adopt – Guidelines? • EEIC Status (updated) • Adoption plan • eBSG adoption statement (final disposition) • AIA recommendation (final disposition) • Link to a standards host site • Link to supporting material • Used for new tasks and updates • Word template – stored in PDF form

  24. The “Radar Screen” • Simple view of AIA eBusiness work programme • Illustrates • Items that may be of relevance to AIA • Candidate standards for adoption • Adopted standards that form part of the Interoperability Framework • Shows strategy for delivery of the candidate standards • Click on blip to get more information

  25. The “Radar Screen ” - Available blips today FIPS 201 Active AIA Project EIA-927 TSCP Adopt existing standard SAML AIA Guidelines IADFA • Supplier • UID PLCS Certipath Monitor external development Position of unadopted blips is provisional STEP PKI X12 EDI GECA Template RFID GTPA Template Supplier UID UDEF ebXML PM/EVM Adopted Clickable GTPA Participate in external development AIA development Candidate Boost Aero Track As at 2006-02-27

  26. The “Radar Screen” – Planned blips FIPS 201 Active AIA Project EIA-927 TSCP Adopt existing standard SAML AIA Guidelines EIA-836 IADFA • Supplier • UID PLCS Certipath Monitor external development Position of unadopted blips is provisional STEP XBRL PKI X12 EDI GECA Template RFID GTPA Template Supplier UID UDEF ebXML PM/EVM Adopted Clickable GTPA Participate in external development AIA development Candidate Boost Aero Track As at 2006-02-27

  27. AIA eBusiness Implementation Guidebook • Concept of operations • EEIC standards selection process • eBusiness Interoperability Framework • Extensible taxonomy of framework components • Extensible set of scenarios and corresponding solutions • Scenarios • Components required • Architectural guidance – design time • Implementation guidance – build time • Operational guidance – run time • Core still under development, based on available material

  28. The Process

  29. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity EEIC process: Identify the need

  30. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity Existing standards ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE EEIC process: Evaluate standards

  31. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity BLIP Existing standards Adoption plan Guidelines if needed ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE EEIC process: Define project Strategy for component

  32. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity BLIP Existing standards Adoption plan Guidelines if needed ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE CANDIDATE FOUND No - MONITOR NEED INPUT? ASSESS FLAG REJECTS Yes -PARTICIPATE NONE SUITABLE EEIC process: Evaluate initiatives Strategy for component Existing initiatives

  33. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity BLIP Existing standards Adoption plan Guidelines if needed ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE CANDIDATE FOUND No - MONITOR NEED INPUT? ASSESS FLAG REJECTS Yes -PARTICIPATE NONE SUITABLE AIA Development eBSG APPROVE? BUSINESS CASE FOR DEVELOPMENT Yes -DEVELOP EEIC process: The last resort Strategy for component Existing initiatives

  34. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity BLIP Existing standards Adoption plan Guidelines if needed ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE CANDIDATE FOUND No - MONITOR NEED INPUT? ASSESS FLAG REJECTS Yes -PARTICIPATE NONE SUITABLE AIA Development eBSG APPROVE? BUSINESS CASE FOR DEVELOPMENT Yes -DEVELOP No DOES RESULT MEET AIA NEED? EEIC process: Check the result Strategy for component Existing initiatives

  35. Need for new Framework Component Business need Opportunity BLIP Existing standards Adoption plan Guidelines if needed ASSESS CANDIDATE FOUND FLAG REJECTS NONE SUITABLE CANDIDATE FOUND No - MONITOR NEED INPUT? ASSESS FLAG REJECTS Yes -PARTICIPATE NONE SUITABLE AIA Development eBSG APPROVE? BUSINESS CASE FOR DEVELOPMENT Yes -DEVELOP No DOES RESULT MEET AIA NEED? COORDINATE WITH STAKEHOLDERS New Framework Component added eBSG ADOPTION EEIC process: Complete the change Strategy for component Existing initiatives

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