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The Path from Data to Actionable Information as a Driver for the Industrial Ecosystem process compared to the actual execution. 15 As one can see, there is a significantly longer amount of time required to make the part than predicted, especially concerning the movement between angular fins (C). If this is anomalous behavior, the operation can be flagged as suspect and an analysis can be performed to determine why the deviation occurred. From the display, the engineering estimates are grossly optimistic. of enrichment is often minutes to hours, but long-term trend analysis and model creation are left to the predictive stage. I NTEGRATION AND E COSYSTEM The ecosystem integration connects the enriched and semantic information to the business systems, allowing for actions to be taken that have a larger scope than a piece of equipment and evaluate the impact on Figure 4: ISA-95 Levels delivery and revenue. When integrated to the scheduling and resource management systems, jobs can be rescheduled to work around equipment failures or changes to process plans resulting from feedback from execution. Data enrichment is still device- and process-centric when the information is integrated into the business ecosystem, systemic changes can be made, repair tickets One caveat is that at this stage the data is still point-in-time observations about the device and the analysis has a very limited amount of history, only enough to provide the running statistics that are used for categorization, signal processing and trend analysis, as well as comparisons to other static information models. The time horizon 15 William Bernstein, Thomas Hedberg, Allison Bernard Feeney. 2017. "Toward Knowledge Management for Smart Manufacturing." Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering 17 (3): 23 IIC Journal of Innovation - 29 -