This conceptual model will describe how to operate manufacturing systems so as to facilitate the coordination of the network in order to establish a transnational solution.

The research presented a concept for coordinating manufacturing networks that was originally developed at Sino-Japanese joint venture electronic parts company System. Globalization and rapid evolving of networked and Web-based technologies have revolutionized the collaborative manufacture process. The MES is now postured to take advantage of new and emerging technologies, such as the following: Java - for program portability XML - for data portability Internet protocols - for data transmission and communication control Browser - for user interface HTTP Server - for an HTTP Server with proxy and caching. The MES Development Team's primary focus was to extend the functionality of the MES to integrate leading-edge manufacturing methodologies, such as Advanced Process Control and Real-Time Dispatching. Therefore, DSC decided to migrate the MES to an operating system (AIX/Unix) that was supported by 3rd party vendor applications that did not support OS/2. It became evident that the MES was not easily extendable while running on OS/2. This MES was developed for OS/2 and was customized to meet DSC's Manufacturing and Engineering startup requirements. The Poseidon System was initially developed by IBM/ITS (an IBM Japan subsidiary) and installed at Dominion Semiconductor (DSC) in May of 1997.

This article describes the successful migration of The Poseidon MES from IBM's OS/2 Warp Operating System to IBM's AIX/Unix Operating System.

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