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  • Welcome to Fonterra‘s IoT journey

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    We’re a co-operativeOwned by 10,000Farming families.

    We’re united by a fundamental belief in the power of dairy to make a difference.

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  • GRASS

    MILK POOLS

    COLLECTIONPROCESSING

    PACKING

    STORAGE

    SHIPPING

    SALES

    GLASS

    UncompromisingStandards fromGrass to Glass

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    TraceabilityBuilding proof in our promiseFonterra is committed to delivering what matters most to our Customers and Consumers; providing food that is made to uncompromising standards of food safety and world class quality.

    As part of ‘Trust in Source’ we are built the capability to electronically trace the goodness in every drop of milk we process.

    We do this to enable our purpose to be the world’s most trusted source of dairy nutrition.

    TRACE THE GOODNESS IN EVERY DROP

    BACK TO THE SOURCE

    AT EVERY STAGE

    OF EVERY INGREDIENT

    OF EVERY PRODUCT

    IN EVERY COUNTRY

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    Traceability end-to-end

    >10,000 Farms

    >750,000 milk collectionsPer year

    18 billion litres of milkAround 1 tanker every 15 minutes

    Across 140+ countries

    26 Manufacturing sites100 plants

    >100 Warehouses and Distribution Centres globally

    Secondary Manufacturing

    1.4 million MT130,000 containers per year1 every 2 minutes

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    430,000devices connected2000 PLC’s 1800 PC’s 1400 servers

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    3,260,127 Batches20,366,987 Events

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    Traceability Our commitment to making total traceability real

    Product authentication solution that uses a unique QR code to allows consumers to:

    • Check the product is authentic – either pre or post purchase

    • Get real time status information and information on place of manufacture

    Batch history solution that allows us to track all our batches of product, and the ingredients that went into them:

    • Electronic batch information linked from raw milk to customer

    INTERNAL TRACEABILITY EXTERNAL TRACEABILITY

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    Traceability Our commitment to making total traceability real

    Product authentication solution that uses a unique QR code to allows consumers to:

    • Check the product is authentic – either pre or post purchase

    • Get real time status information and information on place of manufacture

    Batch history solution that allows us to track all our batches of product, and the ingredients that went into them:

    • Electronic batch information linked from raw milk to customer

    INTERNAL TRACEABILITY EXTERNAL TRACEABILITY

  • Benefits

    • Near real time automated capture and sharing of electronic product traceability data at every step of the process

    • Linking and visualisation of entire product flow from collection of raw milk at farm to delivery of product to customers

    • Ability to complete trace upstream and downstream electronically from any point the supply chain identifying and locating potentially affected product in 3 hours or less.

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    Automation and Operational TechnologyAOT provides technology capability & solutions to enable Fonterra achieve its ambitions.

    Operate with confidence• 24/7 support for manufacturing• Asset life cycle management• Capital projects• Cyber security

    Improve & transform• Bankable initiatives • Transformation - Going Digital• Strategic capabilities – Historian, IIoT• New enabling technologies – cognition, AI

    Infrastructure

    Control Systems

    Projects

    Advanced Process Control (APC) Technology

    Transformation

    Manufacturing Systems

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    From Milk Reception….

    ….To Palletising

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    AOTCAE (Common Automation Environment)OT – Operational Technology

    Operational Technology (OT) supportsmanufacturing processes. It comprisesthe hardware, software & networksnecessary to control and monitor plant& equipment e.g. PLCs, HMIs, MOM,model predictive control...

    ITCOE (Common Office Environment)

    IT – Information TechnologyInformation Technology (IT) is a range of technologies for information processing & other related corporate services e.g. email, SAP, data lake, Ariba, MyFonterra...

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    PROD01 | 2,000 PLCs | 1,800 PC’s | 1400+ Servers | 600+ Switches | 54 Firewalls | 50+ Routers | 17 Wireless Lan Controllers | 250+ Access Points

    AOT DATA ACHITECTURE

    ER

    P

    SHOP FLOOR – SITE x 26 26 x SERVER ROOMS CENTRAL

    40,000,000@ < 200 mSec

    2,800,000@ 2 sec

    Machines

    Pumps

    Motors

    Valves

    Instruments

    FTSE

    RSView32

    InTouch

    iFix

    Magelis

    Panel View

    Native HMI Log

    FT Historian

    iHistorian

    FT Gateway

    FS Gateway

    430,000Real Time

    DASCIP

    DASTCP

    OPC

    FT Live Data

    OFS

    IGS

    2,500,0002 sec

    220,000@ 2 sec

    HMISTORAGE

    145,000@ 2-600 sec

    SITESTORAGE

    DATA CENTRESTORAGE

    Raw data archivedafter 7 Years

    Enterprise Historian

    Collector e.g. AXON

    Contextualisation

    Site Historian

    APC (RT Analytics)

    PLC5

    SLC500

    M340

    Quantum

    Premium

    Momentum

    984

    Compact

    Compact Logix

    Micrologix

    C Logix

    SAPAC

    MOM EIGMIG

    145,000+@ Various

    Raw data kept 30 daysContextualised is kept forever

    Kept for 30 days – Years(dependent on HMI storage)

    CIP Reporting

    Olga

    DATA Extract

    50+ Web Apps that contextualise

    data for users

    *2 Some of the 50+ web apps are hosted from the data centre.

    *2

    *1

    *1 Smaller sites (5 of 26) have a collector in the data centre.

    *3

    *3 Current collector (AXON) captures 145,000 data points.Remainder is from PI apps, APC and contextualisation.

    Axon only i.e. must add contribution of PI apps, APC and contextualisation

    ISA95:L0-L1 ISA95:L2 ISA95:L3

    Field Devices(I/O)

    Logic Controllers(PLCs)

    Data ServersOperator Stations

    (HMIs)HMI Storage

    Historian

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    Industry 4.0 Digital Transformation

    Industry 4.0 is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. It includes cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things and cloud computing

    • 2006 … Part of a high-tech German strategic plan• 2010 … German cabinet re-introduced as the High-Tech Strategy 2020• Has influenced thinking throughout the world

    • China’s ”Made in China 2025”• Japan’s “Industrial Value Chain”• India’s “Make in India”

    • Autonomous Robots• Machine Learning• Internet of Things• Big Data• Cloud Computing• Augmented Reality

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    Industry 4.0 Technologiessubset of technologies – “cloud” is seen as the main enabler

    Internet of ThingsThe interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data

    Big DataExtremely large data sets that may be analysed computationally to reveal patterns, trends, and associations, especially relating to human behaviour and interactions

    Machine LearningA type of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides computers with the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed

    Augmented RealityA technology that superimposes a computer-generated image on a user's view of the real world, thus providing a composite view

    Digital TwinA dynamic software model of a physical thing or system that drives a business outcome

    Additive ManufacturingProcess of building three dimensional objects by adding layer-upon-layer of material – i.e 3D Printing

    Edge & Fog ComputingComputing close to the source of data. The terms are often interchanged but edge is more common to be at the sensor/actuator or plc. Fog is more common at network boundaries.

    Collaborative RobotsA robot intended to physically interact with humans in a shared workspace (often referred to as a cobot)

    Advanced AnalyticsA collection of techniques used to model internal and external data to yield valuable insights that can drive business-improving actions (turns information into knowledge and wisdom)

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    Our Problem

    Our First attempts at Analytics showed us that we were not collecting enough data points with the fidelity we required to gain insights.

    Collecting and storing around 250,000 tags at 30 second intervals was appropriate for our past aspirations but we needed to dramatically increase these.

    Our internally developed system was not capable of scaling to the 4,000,000 tags at 1 second intervals we sought to achieve

    We needed to look at the future

    We undertook a procurement process and identified Microsoft as a partner and solution provider.

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    What did we do

    We engaged with our OT vendors and ran a request for proposal RFP.

    Alongside our traditional vendors we asked Microsoft to respond. We were looking for a disrupter.

    The RFP concluded that the OT historian vendors could provide a solution however we were excited about the possibility of a collaboration with Microsoft and how this could provide benefit in many other areas.

    We created a vision

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    What is an Operational Historian?• A historical repository of Operational Data – time-series measurements & state info

    • Used for trending and visualisation, data extraction, supplying reporting applications

    Factory

    Factory

    Time-series data

    Data Extract tool

    Data Centre

    Currently

    • Collect about 250,000 tags across 40+ sites

    • 7+ years of data stored

    • Not all available data is collected

    • Built on old technology and difficult to scale-up

    40+ operational facilities

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    Future Historian

    Factory

    Factory

    Time-series data

    40+ operational facilitiesFuture aspirations

    • Collect more data - approx. 4 million tags

    • Improve accessibility of the data - reduce barriers to using

    • New technology – future proof, platform-as-a-service

    • Extend data collection to include new data sources

    ERP Data

    visualisationstorage

    Other Cloud

    systems

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    Value of the new historian

    Data: is more accessible is available when needed is trusted has context and is meaningful can be easily and flexibly viewed & analysed can be more easily merged with other data

    Increasing the use of our operational data

    Current

    Future

    Enabling new capabilities

    Improving our current activities• Troubleshooting, Root-Cause-Analysis• Analytics• Monitoring/reporting• Benchmarking

    • Cloud-based apps• IoT device data• Operational data from off-shore - JVs, TPMs, logistics networks • Connecting to other vendor cloud platforms – Kotahi, Lutra,

    ABB, Tetra…

    Improve our operations and

    our decision-making -become more data-led

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    Computerisation Connectivity

    Dashboards

    Visibility

    Time series historical data,

    Hierarchical data modelling

    Transparency

    Predictive modelling, AI,

    Machine learning

    Predictions

    Digital feedback Control and Optimisation

    Adaptability

    Digitally integrated business

    Factory of the Future

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    Things

    Insights

    Actions

    Advanced analytics

    Integrated Operations Centre

    Highly Automated Operations

    Digitally Enabled Workforce

    Operational Historian

    Historian – foundational to strategy

    The historian is foundational for Fonterra’s Technology Strategy – to unlock additional value to the business through new technologies

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    Historian Vision

    The Historian will be Fonterra’s system of record for Operational time series data

    The Historian data will be available for self-service visualising and processing with meaningful context

    able to be applied

    The Historian will allow for efficient deployment and support across Fonterra operations

    User experience

    Data availability

    Enterprise support

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    Historian Features

    Reliability

    Reliable access to data when needed.

    A supportable system that is configured,

    maintained and monitored across the

    enterprise

    ConnectivityThe system connects to a variety of data

    sources and destinations

    StorageThe system stores and retains a large

    volume of high fidelity, high quality,

    trusted data

    ContextWell-defined asset-

    and event-based connections between data items to enable users to easily find, view and analyse data in context

    AccessibilityAll users can rapidly and flexibly search,

    visualise and summarise the data, and extract data for further analysis. The user experience is second-to-none

    SecurityThe data and

    systems are kept safe and secure e.g. by

    not allowing unauthorised access

    User experienceData availability Enterprise support

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    PROCESS OPERATOR ASSET CARER SYSTEM MAINTAINERIMPROVER BUSINESS OWNER

    Plant/Utilities Operators Plant Supervisors Plant Managers Service Provider

    Site Maintenance team Instrument Technicians Control System Engineers Calibration Technicians Reliability Engineers Group Asset Systems Manager Regional Engineering Services

    AOT Engineers Control System Engineers Automation contractors IS connections

    Analytics Engineers Data Scientists Advanced Process Control

    team Process Technologists Product Technologists Capital Projects

    Food Safety and Quality Laboratories Environmental Scheduling Commercial

    FONTERRA ROLESFONTERRA ROLES FONTERRA ROLES FONTERRA ROLESFONTERRA ROLES

    Personas

    I run the plant safely to manufacture products in spec and on time

    Identify deviations to plan/process capability

    Perform fast corrective actions and participate in data-driven problem solving

    BIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHY

    I am responsible for maintaining the Asset/Plant to its optimum performance Accountable for

    preventative and reactive maintenance

    SME for Assets

    I define and consume data to improve business processes, systems, products and plants Run trials to improve &

    change operations Initiate change in

    manufacturing through use of technology

    Diverse group of users mostly SMEs

    Technology and data savvy

    I ensure the integrity of our historian system. Ensures system operates

    within the acceptable limits Ensure data is correctly

    collected Upgrades and maintains the

    system to the correct standards

    I am responsible for monitoring key performance metrics

    I monitor and report on how the business is complying to relevant internal standards, customer requirements and legislation.

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    Agile approach

    Development team

    Product Owner

    Product Backlog - features

    Development sprints

    Incremental delivery

    Backlog item 789: Transfer data from PLC to Cloud

    Description: Data is transferred via KEPserver to IOT Edge

    Acceptance Criteria: Data is stored and visualised in Azure

    Priority: 2

    Backlog item 789: Transfer data from PLC to Cloud

    Description: Data is transferred via KEPserver to IOT Edge

    Acceptance Criteria: Data is stored and visualised in Azure

    Priority: 2

    Backlog item 789: Transfer data from PLC to Cloud

    Description: Data is transferred via KEPserver to IOT Edge

    Acceptance Criteria: Data is stored and visualised in Azure

    Priority: 2

    Backlog item 789: Transfer data from PLC to Cloud

    Description: Data is transferred via KEPserver to IOT Edge

    Acceptance Criteria: Data is stored and visualised in Azure

    Priority: 2

    Backlog item 789: Transfer data from PLC to Cloud

    Description: Data is transferred via KEPserver to IOT Edge

    Acceptance Criteria: Data is stored and visualised in Azure

    Priority: 2

    Roadmap

    Use cases

    Stakeholders / Users

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    January 2020

    • Expanded data collection – 8 sites• Around 400,000 tags collected• Cloud-based app – Ethanol Tanks

    • User engagement with access to TSI • UI improvements based on our feedback• Power BI connectivity

    • Monitoring tools trialled – system, apps, data• DevOps practices – solution build, test, release pipelines• Site deployment process & tools developed

    User experience

    Data availability

    Enterprise support

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    Cyber Security Risk

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    Specific risks for IOT device implementationsWe are internet enabled from cow to customer, with IOT devices in use across our entire supply chain. Our IOT landscape will continue to grow, so we need to ensure we build the appropriate security processes and controls to protect our production systems.

    Security and procurement not being involved in design and implementation of IOT solutions

    Top IOT Risks

    1 2 3Improper use of Fonterra data and IP by third party vendors

    Ongoing support, scalability, consolidation and security controls for IOT solutions

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    Known examples and breaches

    Sensor installed by third party, using default user name and password

    Electro-chemical Chlorine Dioxide Dispensing System at a manufacturing site – treating water in cooling towers

    User name: adminPassword: admin

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    Keeping Fonterra safe with IOT solutions

    3. Educate your teams

    ► Always get help from IT and procurement when selecting and implementing an IOT solution

    ► All procurement of IT services MUST be approved by IT as per the Group Procurement Standard. Please talk to your IT Manager if you see an IOT service that may benefit your business unit.

    ► Understand your obligations and accountability when selecting and implementing IOT solutions

    ► The standard will guide you through IOT specific risks and considerations as well as outline the mandatory controls required for any new or existing device

    ► Increase awareness with your teams about IOT risks

    ► Share this pack with them and/or assign the IOT online training module in MY Fonterra

    ► Ensure employees never allow anyone to install an IOT device at sites without authorisation

    2. Familiarise yourself with

    the IOT Standard

    1. Engage with IT &

    Procurement

    Taking these steps helps us to:Operate confidently on a foundation of TRUST

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    Mandatory requirements for IOT devices1. The IoT device must be able to be identified both Logically and Physically

    2. The IoT devices software and firmware must be able to be updated using a secure, controlled, and configurable mechanism.

    3. Local and remote access to the IoT device and its interfaces must be controlled.

    4. The IoT device must use industry-accepted standardised protocols for all layer of the devices transmissions.

    5. The IoT device must log the relevant details of its cybersecurity events and make them accessible to authorised users and systems.

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