Course Description for Asset Information Integration Management

This course is intended to give you a comprehensive understanding of the functionality of the Asset Information Integration Manager tool.

Course Length

The estimated time to complete this course is 4 hours.

Target Audience

This course was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.

AIIM Key Concepts

This chapter introduces you to the make-up of the Asset Information Integration tool and its constituent terms and processes, that will simplify your approach to the other more intensive lessons in this course.

This chapter includes the following lesson:

• AIIM Key Concepts

By the end of the AIIM Key Concepts lesson you should know:

• The need for this AIIM tool.
• The core concepts and framework upon which much of the framework of this AIIM tool is based upon.

Prerequisites

Before taking the lesson in this chapter, you should have completed the Asset Design Course and the Asset Engineering Course.

Chapter Length

The estimated time to complete this chapter is 30 minutes.

Target Audience

This chapter was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.

Basic Data and Requirements

This chapter introduces the basic data that should be established before extensive work can be performed with the AIIM tool.

This chapter includes the following lesson:

• Create Basic Job

By the end of the Basic Data and Requirements lesson you should know:

• The primary information on a job.
• How to create and store primary information on a job.
• How to view a created job.

Prerequisites

Before taking the lesson in this chapter, you should have completed the Asset Design Course and the Asset Engineering Course. You should have also completed the following chapter in the AIIIM course.

• AIIM Key Concepts.

Chapter Length

The estimated time to complete this chapter is 30 minutes.

Target Audience

This chapter was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.

Define Business Object Filters

This chapter explains how to set desired business objects for export or import prior to an analysis, export or import.

This chapter includes the following lessons:

• Define Business Object Filters on Export Job.
• Define Business Object Filters on Import Job.

By the end of the Define Business Object Filters on Export/Import Job lessons you should know:

• How to define business object filters on an export/import job.

Prerequisites

Before taking the lesson in this chapter, you should have completed the Asset Design Course and the Asset Engineering Course. You should have also completed the following chapters in the AIIIM course.

• AIIM Key Concepts.

• Basic Data and Requirements.

Chapter Length

The estimated time to complete this chapter is 1 hour.

Target Audience

This chapter was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.

Manage Integration Packages

This chapter communicates all the actions that can be performed on both outbound and inbound integration packages.

This chapter includes the following lessons:

• Analyze Outbound Integration Package
• Analyze Inbound Integration Package
• Export Outbound Integration Package.
• Import Outbound Integration Package.
• Handle Integration Package.

By the end of the Analyze Outbound Integration Package lesson you should know:

• The purpose of the analyze before export functionality.
• How to analyze an outbound integration package.

By the end of the Analyze Inbound Integration Package lesson you should know:

• The purpose of the analyze before import functionality.
• How to analyze an inbound integration package and check against aides such as schema and related business objects in the IFS Asset Lifecycle Management database.

By the end of the Export Outbound Integration Package lesson you should know:

• How to define the maximum number of records to be exported during one export cycle.
• How to export an integration package.

By the end of the Import Inbound Integration Package lesson you should know:

• How to import an integration package.

By the end of the Handle Integration Package lesson you should know:

• How to load an integration package for viewing or editing.
• How to search for and replace values on an integration package.

Prerequisites

Before taking the lesson in this chapter, you should have completed the Asset Design Course and the Asset Engineering Course. You should have also completed the following chapters in the AIIIM course.

• AIIM Key Concepts.

• Basic Data and Requirements.

• Defining Business Object Filters.

Chapter Length

The estimated time to complete this chapter is 2 hours.

Target Audience

This chapter was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.

Manage Plug-In Packages

This chapter describes the possibilities of the plug-in extension to the AIIM tool.

This chapter includes the following lessons:

• Manage Plug-In Package

By the end of the Manage Plug-In Package lesson you should know:

• The applications of plug-in packages.
• How to export, edit and import plug-in packages using a selected plug-in.

Prerequisites

Before taking the lesson in this chapter, you should have completed the Asset Design Course and the Asset Engineering Course. You should have also completed the following chapters in the AIIIM course.

• AIIM Key Concepts.

• Basic Data and Requirements.

• Defining Business Object Filters.

• Managing Integration Packages.

Chapter Length

The estimated time to complete this chapter is 1 hour.

Target Audience

This chapter was designed primarily for system administrators or power users with expertise in process and mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering.