Food · Feed · Fine Chemicals · Pharma
ISA-95 models that make your factory data-ready.
Equipment hierarchy and Unified Namespace models for process manufacturers — the foundation for MES, historians, digital twins and continuous improvement.
100+
factories modelled end-to-end
25+
years in process manufacturing
ISA-95
standard-aligned models
6σ
Black Belt methodology
Experience gained at
FrieslandCampinaDanone NutriciaCroda / UniqemaVION IngredientsRousselotKD Pharma Group
Your consultant
Hi, I'm Marnix Morskate.
Chemical engineer and Six Sigma Black Belt. For over 25 years I've worked on shop floors, in control rooms and in boardrooms — and modelled more than 100 factories along the way. You work with me directly, from first scan to final model.
More about me →The problem
Industry 4.0 projects stall when nobody agrees what the factory actually looks like.
Tags without context, historians nobody trusts, ERP and shop floor that don't speak the same language. A clear equipment hierarchy connects ISA-95 Level 1/2 control systems to Level 4 business systems — the two 2's in our name.
How we work
Three steps. Start as small as you like.
01 · 1–2 weeks
Quick Scan
Assess your processes, systems and goals. You get a clear picture of where structure is missing.
02 · 3–6 weeks
Equipment Hierarchy Model
A full ISA-95 process and equipment model of your plant, from raw material intake to shipping — delivered in Visio.
03 · on scope
UNS & Digital Roadmap
Turn the model into a Unified Namespace, historian design and digital twin roadmap your team can build on.
See it in action
How an ISA-95 model is built
A 2.5-minute walkthrough of a fictitious dairy plant model in Microsoft Visio, using the 2MM2 ISA-95 shape library: areas, work centers, units and material transfers — each with its own data.
Our approach →No matter how small you start — start with structure.
A free 30-minute intake call to map where your factory stands.