ANSI/ISA-95

He holds a PhD in technology and innovation and an MBA in business and data analytics.

He is an International Society of Automation fellow, and in June, He was elected as an executive board member of ISA.

Congratulations on that as well.

Thanks again.

Hey, instead of having a machine go down for eight hours, if I can call somebody up and virtually have them on our site in minutes, why would I not do that? Well, cybersecurity is the reason you open up the door for convenience.

You're also opening the door for potential bad clients.

Without bringing up a drawing, which I could do, but if you looked at how we do our topology here, we've kind of adopted a scheme where it is in line with ISA 95 and also 62443. allows you to have some level of cybersecurity, but also pays attention to the layers that ISA 95 talks about.

The sensor layer, the control layer, the edge layer, all the way up to the cloud.

But they have to think differently as well.

How do we get that sort of thought leadership in the boardroom and, yeah, execute down to the minute detail from the sensor, like the ISA 95 stack where it starts at the sensor?

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Um, w- talking about standards, the way most people begin to interact with ISA95 is, like, an asset hierarchy.

There isn't even a common API.

ISA95 is a standard.

95 is 1995.

That's how old the standard is, but there has never been a common API for walking a hierarchy, much less a knowledge graph.