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9.0 Global Functions 159 9 GLOBAL FUNCTIONS The SCC user interface is designed to provide a number of global functions that are applicable (in general terms) to all implementations of the SCC: • Security (user identification) • Context specification • Error avoidance, detection, and correction • On-line help • Alarm management • User configuration and control For some of these global functions, details of the actual implementation may differ somewhat from site to site. This section provides guidelines for implementing these global functions, using examples drawn from Release 1.0 of the SEMATECH implementation of the SCC. 9.1 Security In many engineering or manufacturing environments, security procedures are implemented to control unauthorized access to sensitive information or functionality. Security is of particular concern in the semiconductor manufacturing industry because • Avoidable errors in the manufacturing process can significantly reduce yield and add to the already high cost of producing semiconductors. • Semiconductor manufacturing equipment is costly and potentially hazardous to the health and safety of workers. To avoid damage to equipment and manufacturing personnel, most companies limit operation of equipment to certified technicians who have received extensive training in procedures relating to correct handling of wafers and safe operation of equipment. • The manufacture of semiconductors is a highly competitive business. Uncontrolled access to proprietary information related to product characteristics and engineering or manufacturing processes can endanger a company’s competitive position in domestic and international marketplaces. Technology Transfer # 92061179A-ENG SEMATECH