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PRUFTECHNIK goes MIMOSA [MIMOSA]
What is MIMOSA?
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MIMOSA is an acronym for Machinery Information Management Open Systems Alliance. This alliance, in which PRUFTECHNIK Ltd and other manufacturers of condition monitoring products are involved, is working to establish a standard for connecting Condition Monitoring (CM) systems and maintenance management (MM) systems.

 

Why is it necessary?
Up to now, people who use both types of programs have experienced great difficulties in linking data from one system to the other. Nevertheless, there is a great need to do so! MM-systems could easily use the alarm notifications received from a CM-program to produce reports and work orders. Conversely, CM software users could implement all machine information automatically instead of having to type in, by hand, every single machine part to be monitored.

 

How will it work?
The easiest way to pass information from one program to another is via file transfer, and that's exactly the lowest level of MIMOSA: a database can export its information into several *.MED (MIMOSA export data) files. OMNITREND, for example, will create a couple of such files which an MM system can read and import. Second, OMNITREND will be able to read machinery information from MM systems and write it into its own database. On a more sophisticated level, information can be exchanged using structured query language (SQL), a language which standardizes requests and answers to and from a database. A system that works on this level of MIMOSA compliance offers much more convenient operation. The information interchange will be automatic; export files will no longer be necessary. To give you, the user, an interface to the data - for control and inspection purposes, a browser is available from MIMOSA.
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