ISA Releases Updated ISA-95 Part 1 Standard (ANSI/ISA-95.00.01-2025)

The International Society of Automation (ISA) has released the 2025 revision of ISA-95 Part 1 (ANSI/ISA-95.00.01-2025), an essential international standard for enterprise-control system integration. This updated version introduces enhanced models and terminology, clearer delineation of boundaries between enterprise systems and control functions, and improved alignment with modern, modular, and cloud-ready architectures.

The ISA-95 standard, also recognized as IEC 62264-1, plays a pivotal role in defining how manufacturing systems interact with business-level systems—such as ERP and MES—by standardizing the language and structure of data exchange. The 2025 update reflects the need for seamless integration in increasingly digital, decentralized, and data-centric industrial environments.

Key enhancements in the 2025 update include:

• Updated definitions and frameworks to support containerized workloads and hybrid deployment models

• Improved consistency with other parts of the ISA-95 series

• Expanded guidance for data contextualization and semantic interoperability

• A focus on enabling real-time data integration across enterprise and operational levels

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As digital transformation accelerates across manufacturing and industrial sectors, the revised ISA-95 standard is poised to become even more critical in achieving scalable, intelligent, and interoperable systems.

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