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Manufacturing Technology and Industrial Systems Domain Task Force (ManTIS DTF)

Minutes and information about past Meetings

ManTIS DTF tentative agenda items

Monday, March 22, 0900-1200

* Requirements Interchange Format (ReqIF) RFC presentation and discussion

* Vote to recommend ReqIF RFC for adoption by the TC

* Report about first results from project ISYPROM - Integrated Systems and Process Modeling

Thursday, March 25, 0900-1200

* Joint Meeting with Ontology DSIG on ontological modeling in manufacturing

* ISO TC184 SC4 Future Architecture

OMG TC Meeting Information for (Registration, Agendas & Logistics):

http://www.omg.org/registration/registration-info.htm

Can't make the meeting this time around? – Be sure to assign your directed or open proxy to another member or one of the chairs by faxing it to Jürgen Boldt, OMG. See the brief Proxy Primer for details, or contact the chairs for assistance.

ManTIS was chartered by the OMG Domain Technical Committee on Friday, 4-Oct-2002, as the Manufacturing & Utility Domain Task Forces were dissolved. This new group effectively represents the merger of the two task forces and expansion into subject areas closely related to Manufacturing and Utilities, but with interest groups that go beyond those two categories.

ManTIS Charter: http://www.omg.org/docs/dtc/2002-10-02

The mission of the “Manufacturing Technology and Industrial Systems Domain Task Force”, ManTIS DTF, is to foster the emergence of cost effective, timely, commercially available and interoperable software components for the Manufacturing and Industrial Systems domain through the development of standard interfaces using the OMG process. The ManTIS DTF will issue specifications in the following industrial sectors:

• Manufacturing
• Industrial Processes
• Control Systems

• Recommend technology specifications based on OMG's Model Driven Architecture (MDA) that enable interoperability, reusability and modularity.
• Encourage development of standard interfaces that encapsulate legacy systems, enabling their integration and easing migration to new technologies.
• Encourage adoption of ManTIS-related OMG specifications by other standardization organizations
• Establish a working relationship with other Task Forces in both Platform and Domain Technology Committees of the OMG to provide mutual support and leverage for each other's specifications.
• Establish and maintain active liaison relationships with appropriate external organizations in support of the preceding goals.

Uwe Kaufmann, ModelAlchemy, Berlin, Germany

Bernd Wenzel, University of Applied Sciences, Vorarlberg, Austria

Chairs E-Mail: mantis-chair@omg.org

Group E-Mail: mantis@omg.org

http://mantis.omg.org/legacy