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Estrategia de interfaces de usuario SAP

César Martín15 de julio de 2011




César Martín15 de julio de 2011



Agenda



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Presentación

! Novedades WebDynpro

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Web Dynpro Java

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WebDynpro ABAP

! NetWeaver Business Client

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NetWeaver Portal 7.3

! Evolución y Roamaps



WebDynpro Java



New SAP Tradeshow Plus Theme …


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AJAX Functions and SAP UR LightSpeed Renderring

in SAP NetWeaver 7.30

Drag&Drop, Suggestion, Page Rearrangement

Use of XMLHTTPRequestObject

Asynchronous Input Validation

InputField UI elements supports onChange event,In-place editing and input prompt

Extensive Keyboard Support (hot and access keys)

MessageBasedTrigger UI element

Fuid animations based on UR Lightspeed

Enhanced client/server communication supporting

on-demand JavaScript

New Web Dynpro UI theme SAP Tradeshow Plus




New Ajax Functions – Suggestion Support

Suggestion Support for InputField UI Element

User starts typing and framework provides a

filtered list of valid values matching the user input

Application developer can configure an input field

that it should support suggest values if possible

Value set of the data type has to supportsuggestion

" Suggestion based on a static valueset defined in a

Dictionary simple type.

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Suggestion based on a dynamic valueset combinedwith OVS valuehelp service.

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What’s New in Web Dynpro Java SAP NetWeaver 7.30Web Widget UI (aka HTML&JS Island)

The WebWidget UI Element isused to embed a piece of

custom HTML or JavaScriptcode into a Web Dynpro view.

" Pass HTML, “style” information

and JavaScript to Web WidgetUI element using the

properties.

" Apply context binding totransfer key/value based state

information between the

WebWidget and Web DynproController

" Apply action eventing to react

on WebWidget events




More Openness in Web Dynpro Java SAP NetWeaver 7.30 Adobe Flash Islands for Web Dynpro Integration

In SAP NetWeaver 7.30 Web Dynpro Java provides openness to other UI

technologies like Adobe Flash or Microsoft Silverlight …

Adobe Flash Islands for Web Dynpro

Provide subset of WD4VC Analytics UI Elements

like the AnalyticsChart UI Element inWeb Dynpro Java UI Element Library.

Provide a generic FlashIsland UI Element

to integrate additional Flash Controls like

YahooMaps in Web Dynpro view layouts.

Support rich user interaction with Flash Controls

utilizing transition effects, drag&drop, sliders,tooltips etc.




What’s new in Web Dynpro Java SAP NetWeaver 7.30Asynchronous and Stateless

With 7.20, Web Dynpro enables creatingAsynchronous Views. This enables you to

Process functionality in different threads so thatparts of the screen can already be rendered while

other UI content is pending # Give users the

perception of better performance.Stateless capabilities of Web Dynpro enable client-

side UIs:

" Stateless application is initialized normally, then

serializes its state and exits. Allocated memory gets

released on server side.

"

Upon request, application is initialized again and de-

serializes its state.

" Then phase model makes a loop and normal follow-uprequest handling is done (e.g. to handle action event)

" State is kept on client side.




Web Dynpro for Java Gallery – SAP NetWeaver 7.30SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Joachim Lindenberg, Architect, SAP AG:$

It is easier to comply to product standards when using Web Dynpro than without.

Some aspects require training however (as with any technology)$ Safe against XSS attacks, trivial to integrate authentication (one checkmark)

$ Supports globalization, both translation and formatting

$ Supports accessibility

$ Input validation framework, with significant impact on usability and accessibility

$ Common look and feel




SAP’s Java User Interface TechnologiesOpening up the Stacks

Web Dynpro Java (WDJ)

HTML* AdobeFlash

Portal

MicrosoftSilverlight

Non-SAPSAP

IslandsVisual Composer

SAP NW JEE

Web Dynpro Java(WDJ)

HTML* AdobeFlash

Portal



SAP NW JEE

HTML5**

Tomcat andothers

GWT, JSF,JQuery

and others

*Html generated by SAP Unified Rendering **Html5 SAP Framework




SAP’s Java User Interface StrategySummary

SAP extends UI offeringto fit the market demands

Complementary approachguarantees investment protection

Web Dynpro Java will not die ..!



WebDynpro ABAP




Web Dynpro AJAX Client Succeeds HTML Client

Web Dynpro AJAX Client

Drag&Drop, Suggestion, PageRearrangement

Use of XMLHTTPRequestObject

Validation of Simple Data Types

Extensive Keyboard Support

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hot keys, access keys, function keysIn-place editing, fluid animations

Enhanced client/servercommunication supporting on-

demand JavaScript

New Web Dynpro UI theme SAP

Tradeshow Plus

New Lightspeed rendering enginewith support for inline CSS,

JavaScript load on demand and otherperformance enhancements



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ISLANDS

Web Widgets (HTML Islands)

% NetWeaver 7.2 (Java only), HTML

Islands Planned for ABAP in 7.03/7.31

Microsoft ActiveX Islands

% SAP internal use only!

% Available since NetWeaver 7.01 (ABAP only)

Microsoft Silverlight Islands

% Based on Microsoft .NET components

% NetWeaver 7.02 / 7.2 (ABAP & Java)

Adobe Flash Islands

% Based on Adobe Flex components

% Available since NetWeaver 7.11 (ABAP and

Java)

% Available since NetWeaver 7.01 (ABAP only)

% Controlled UI technology at SAP

Islands is aGeneral Term

Representing aVariety of

DifferentTechnology

Integrations



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Islands Examples- Cover Flow Product Selector



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Examples - Google Maps



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Floor Plan ManagerEasy and highly productive configuration of applications

The Floorplan Manager is the mandatory tool for the creation of new Web

Dynpro ABAP applications in the SAP Business Suite

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UI Strategy: Web Dynpro ABAP

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Available for customers: NW 7.0 EHP 1

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Full integration in standard SAP Lifecycle

Management

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Pattern Approach: SAP defined Floorplansand Building Blocks



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Floorplan Manager - Basic Idea

Application: Cares about the business contentFPM: Covers all UI relevant aspects and essential application functionality

+ =Business UIcontent

FPM Configuration Application

U I -

g u i d e l i n e

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Application Floorplan Manager

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Overview Page FloorplanExample: Overview Page



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POWER Lists

Selection criteria

Generic Web dynpro ALV Meta data of ALV,

Data fed by Application

POWL framework – A Generic Web Dynpro Component

Date Selection criteria



CHIP

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Collaborative Human Interface Part% Registered in a library (CHIP catalog)%

CHIP model describes capabilities of a CHIP (e.g. “wiring”) and is not based on a concrete UI technology%

Technically: Web Dynpro ABAP Component which implements a certain WD Component Interface

Local Page Builder %

Tool to define and structure UI screens and to support Runtime Authoring% Ability to fill the screen with available basic parts (CHIPs) and connect these parts (“wiring”)%

Technically: configurable Web Dynpro Component to specify the layout and initially loaded CHIPs

Side Panel

%

Separated part of the screen (in the form of a splitter) to display additional information%

Can be opened / closed%

Main application can parameterize CHIPs in the Side Panel via “tagging”%

Technically%

Layout is a Page Builder configuration of type SIDEPANEL%

Accessible via WD Side Panel API (it’s not an UI element)

Local Page Builder

GLOSSARY



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Local Page Builder

CHIP catalogue%

Special CHIP

%

Componentconfiguration for WD

componentWDR_CHIP_CATAL

OG with selectedCHIPs

%

CHIPS can have inports and outports (developer needed)

% Wiring can be defined between portsof CHIPs for a communication

User can rearrangeCHIPs on page



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New Features Future – Improved FPM Configuration

Completely

Redesigned FPMConfiguration

Tool

P r e v i e w F r o m t h e La b s



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New Features Future – Stateless Applications

Stateless

Applications WithNew Form BasedUI Elements and

Client Side Actions

P r e v i e w F r o m t h e La b s



WebDynpro ABAP andWebDynpro Java

When to use what?



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Web Dynpro ABAP & Web Dynpro JAVA:When to use What?

! ABAP skill set – Your developers are familiar with the ABAP development tool

! If you are an SAP customer and run ABAP-based SAP business applications already want

to preserver your investment in ABAP

!

If your back end is ABAP-based only and you want to choose BAPIs as an interface to the

back-end system

! Java skill set – Your developers are familiar with the Java development tools, such as

Eclipse or frameworks based on Eclipse, such as SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio

! If your back end is Java-based or if you want to use adaptive RFC or Web Services to

connect to an ABAP back-end system

! For partners and ISVs

Indicators towards ABAP / Web Dynpro ABAP

Indicators towards JAVA / Web Dynpro JAVA

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Web Dynpro ABAP and Web Dynpro JavaComparison Guidance focusing Key Differentiators 1|2

Web Dynpro ABAP Web Dynpro Java

RuntimeEnvironment

SAP NetWeaver 7.0 EhP2 (supporting SAP

Business Suite 7 Innovations 2010)

SAP NetWeaver CE 7.20, SAP NetWeaver 04, SAP

NetWeaver 7.0, SAP NetWeaver CE 7.10

DesigntimeEnvironment

ABAP Workbench (SE80) Eclipse-based SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio

DeveloperSkill Set

ABAP programming, ABAP Objects, ABAP

development tools

Java programming, Java development tools

Backend Data

Access

Access to data sources in the local ABAP system

via native ABAP coding. Access to data in remoteSAP systems via RFC

Access to various data sources in ABAP backend sys-

tems exposed as BAPIs or Remote Function modules via Adaptive RFC 2 model. Access to Web Services, SAPEnterprise Services, EJBs, JDBC stored procedures via

suitable Web Dynpro models. Allows usage of any kind of

Java connectivity e.g. REST

LifecycleManagement

Integrated into the ABAP Lifecycle Management(correction workbench, transportation and change

management system, security environment,translation, MIME repository, enhancements)

Integrated into the NetWeaver DevelopmentInfrastructure (NWDI). Support for third-party Javadevelopment infrastructure based on SAP’s componentmodel. Advanced team development capabilities.

UI Infrastructureand Services

Integration into Floorplan Manager Web DynproABAP. Usage of SAP ListViewer Viewer ABAP,

POWL (Power Object Worklist) and SelectOptions. ABAP Dictionary types directly available.

Reuse ABAP Dictionary search help.

Support for the Java DDIC type system (which is basedon XSD data types). This includes support for the UN

standard known as Core Component TechnicalSpecification (CCTS).

Front-endIntegration

Integration into SAP NetWeaver Portal andNetWeaver Business Client

Integration into SAP Net Weaver Portal and NetWeaverBusiness Client. Integration into SAP NetWeaver BPM.

Integration into Visual Composer .



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Web Dynpro ABAP and Web Dynpro JavaComparison Guidance focusing Key Differentiators 2|2

Web Dynpro ABAP Web Dynpro Java

Mobile Devices Not supported Supported via browser (e.g. Pocket Internet Explorer

and Safari, no support for native smart phone apps)

Adaptation Enhancement Framework support for modification-

free enhancements. Support for built-in adaptation onconfiguration and customizing level carried out bydeveloper and administrator. Support for end-user

personalization of application UI. Support for

component-defined application and component

configuration. Support for customer-definedenhancement fields in ABAP dictionary structures.

Support pluggability and reuse with strong built-incomponent and component interface model.

Support for built-in personalization flavors

(customize application UIs as administrator for singleusers or groups of users, personalize application UIsas end-user). Support customer-defined

enhancement fields in ABAP Dictionary structures

end-to-end without code modification using the

Adaptive RFC model. Support pluggability and reusewith strong built-in component and component

interface model.

UI Openness Integration of Adobe Flash and Microsoft SilverlightIslands, Microsoft Office (Word, Exel, Project), SAPInteractive Forms by Adobe, Business Graphics (based

on IGS), GeoMaps, Network (JNett) and Jgantt

Integration of Adobe Flash and Microsoft SilverlightIslands, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), SAPInteractive Forms by Adobe, Business Graphics

(based on IGS), GeoMaps, Network (Jnett) andJGantt, WebWidgets for custom HTML and

JavaScript embedding

UI Element LibraryDistinctions

ACFExecute, ACFUpDownload, Panel, PanelStack,

FormLayout, ThresholdSlider, MultiPane, Table behavior(multiple cell editor support, header design, client-sidecolumn scrolling, selection behavior)

AnalyticsChart, Calendar UI elements,

ColumnLayout, Splitter, Spinner, RFIReader,WebWidget (to realize HTML&JavaScript islands)

MiscelleaneousDistinctions

Personal value lists for input fields (based on F4 help

field history), support ActiveControlls in scrollcontainers, support dynamic tables in SAP Interactive

Forms, context range supply function

Support asynchronous views, progress monitor,

support stateless and stateful application behavior



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Un solo diseño para todos los productos SAP

Signature Design



SAP Business Client



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NetWeaver Business Client

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Business Client disponible ya

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! Para ERP 6.0 Enhancement Package 4! Requiere ABAP 7.01 SPS06

! Disponibilidad para uso general con Enhancement Package 5

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SAP NetWeaver Portal 7.3



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SAP NetWeaver Portal 7.3 está disponible desde el 30 de mayo de 2011.

Con esta nueva versión, SAP ofrece una plataforma completa de Portal basada en

soluciones innovadoras

& Una plataforma lista para funcionar, altamente escalable y con importantes mejoras en

el interfz de usuario y herramientas de gestión y desarrollo.

& Una plataforma abierta y extensible preparada para ejecutar soluciones SAP ysoluciones de terceros o soluciones a medida a través de las APIs abiertas y soporte

para estándares.

& La plataforma de base para construir un portal móvil e integrar soluciones de negocioon premise y on demand.



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SAP soporta sus escenarios de negocioEjemplos de escenarios e implementaciones

Portales para procesos de negocio en Intranet y Extranet

$ Uso de la infraestructura de portar como el punto central deintegración del interfaz de usuario para acceso a aplicaciones

(a través de Business Packages o integración de terceros)

$

Entrega segura de información, servicios y procesos aempleados, clientes, partners y proveedores.

$ Incremento de la productividad de usuarios y colaboración con Enterprise Workspaces, Wikis y Foros.

$ Servir potentes sitios web generados con las herramientas

integradas de gestión y personalización de contenido.

$ Acceso al contenido a través de varios canales, como browser,

clientes móviles y otros.Procesos de negocio

Empleado

Cliente

Partner

Proveedor

SAP Portal



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SAP NetWeaver Portal ofrece un acceso sencillo a procesos de

negocio, información y aplicaciones para múltiples roles de usuario

$ Permite un acceso multi-sistema basado

en roles a procesos de negocio en información

$ Ofrece un único punto de acceso seguro

$

Incrementa la productividad

$ Ofrece contenido gestionado en el

contexto de las aplicaciones de

negocio

$ Ofrece un interfaz web intuitivo para usuarios

externos e internos

SAP N tW P t l l i fi l



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SAP NetWeaver Portal para el usuario finalIncremento de la productividad del usuario con herramientas inteligentes e

intuitivas

$ Colaboración y contenido compartido con EnterpriseWorkspaces, Wikis, Foros y listas de documentos.

$

Acceso rápido con la nueva página Ajax framework

$

Interfaz de usuario armonizado y intuitivo

$ Navegación sencilla con tabs y accesos rápidos

$

Favoritos, históricos y personalización

$

Obtener resultados de la búsqueda en el contexto de

página y acceso a varios proveedores de búsquedas.

$

Mejora significativa en tiempos de respuesta,

rendimiento y estabilidad del sistema.

$

Mejoras varias en Web Dynpro

$

Nuevos controles que permiten drag&drop,

personalización y configuración

$

Integración con aplicaciones RIA a través de Flash ySilverlight islands



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Soluciones innovadorasComponents para implementar escenarios de portal

Java Application Server(Administration Tools, Web Dynpro, Development Tools)

ForumsWikisEnterprise

Workspaces*

SAP NetWeaver Portalfoundation

Add-on solutions

SAP Content Mgmt.by OpenText*

many more…many more…Partner

Solutions**

Branding and Ajax Framework Universal Worklist

KnowledgeManagement

ApplicationIntegration

SAP BusinessPackages

Web PageComposer

Mashups

* separately licensed ** available via SAP EcoHub



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Nuevo diseño SAP SignatureArmonización de interfaces de usuario para aplicaciones SAP

%

Modelo de interacción armonizado

% El mismo aspecto en escritorio y Web

%

Tests ampliados de usabilidad



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SAP Business Packages

%

Contenido preparado por SAP para integración sencilla de las funcionalidades de negocio en SAP Business Suite. Aplicaciones para Portal que pueden ser usadas directamente o adaptadas por el cliente según necesidades.

%

Los SAP Business Packages para SAP NetWeaver Portal 7.3 estarán disponibles para Business Suite 7 (y versiones

superiores)

Ejemplo: Buyer Business Package

Más de 100 Business Packages disponibles



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Enterprise WorkspacesSolución para productividad personal y colaboración

Beneficios

$

Control por el usuario: Creación de sus propias páginas y

entorno de trabajo.

$ Contenido de trabajo: Uso de contenido estructurado

proveniente de aplicaciones SAP y no SAP.

$

Descubrir contenido: Aprovechar todas las aplicaciones

corporativas

$ Apertura: APIs públicas para extender el framework y el

contenido.Personal Workspace

Shared Workspace

Capacidades clave

$

Contenido autogestionado por el usuario final: tanto para uso

personal como compartido.

$

Experiencia de usuario intuitiva y actual.

$

Otras capacidades:

$ Consumo simplificado de contenido de KM, WPC, BOE y BI

$ Enfoque tipo “cesta de la compra” para acceso al contenido del

portal

$

Integración con la búsqueda de Portal



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Enterprise WorkspacesGalería de contenido

Galería de módulos para accesoa contenido puesto a

disposición por el gestor del

Portal

Creación de nuevas páginas

El contenido se añade ala página personal con

Drag&Drop



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Wikis & ForosSoluciones integradas para compartir información y contribuir conocimiento

Capacidades clave

$ Creación fácil e intuitiva de wikis y foros de discusión

$ Búsqueda global integrada

$ Auto publicación por colaboradores

$ Control del usuario de la colaboración con otros

usuarios

$

Control de contenido y aprobaciones por moderadores yadministradores

$ Controls de accesos y autorizaciones

$

Diseño personalizado

$ Gestión de versiones

Beneficios

$ Producitividad de usuario elevada para individuos y

equipos

$ Compartición de información simplificada

$ Integración directa con las capacidades de Portal

(autorizaciónes, roles, navegación, diseño, etc.).



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Wikis

Acciones paramantenimiento

Añadir comentarios a páginas

Publicar diferentes versiones

Edición de textos eneditor avanzado o simple



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Web Page ComposerHerramienta intuitiva para creación de páginas de Portal

Beneficios $

Editor de contenido WYSIWYG

$ Creación de contenido interactivo (mash up)

$ Plataforma común de servicios y contenido

$ Incrementa la calidad del contenido

Key Capabilities

$ Entorno de creación de contenido intuitivo

$ Zona para contenido en pruebas

$ Publicación planificada por tiempo

$

Gestión de contenido con permisos y flujos deaprobación

$ Páginas interactivas (mashup)

$ Fácil integración y reutilización del contenido del portal

$ Búsqueda, suscripción y “tags”

$ Opciones de personalización y configuración

Intuitive Editing Environment

W b P C



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Web Page ComposerEntorno WYSIWYG para creación de contenido

Estructura de

navegación

Previsualización y publicación

Disposición de contenidocon Drap&Drop Plantillas de contenido

Aplicaciones

Librería de contenido

compartido

Servicios de edición, workflow, publicaciónplanificada, permisos, etc.

M h C ió i t ti d li i



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Mashups – Conexión interactiva de aplicaciones

Servicio externo

(Como mapas)

Transacción SAP

Aplicación Javade Portal

AplicacionesWebDynpro

Knowledge Management



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Knowledge ManagementCapacidad básica de gestión de contenido incluida con SAP NetWeaver

Portal

Beneficios$

Capacidades básicas de gestión de documentos

$ Servicios básicos para gestión del contenido de WPC,

Wikis, foros y Portal Content

$ Búsqueda e integración con repositorios externos

$

Interfaces flexibles para extensiones y desarrollopersonalizado

Multi-Upload of Documents

Archiving of KM content

Mejoras clave

$

Archivado de datos de KM

$

Subida masiva de documentos

$ Indexado de listas de acceso

$

Componentes configurables en caliente

$

Flitros para extensiones de fichero ytamaño

$ Integración con Enterprise Search

$

Transporte de contenido de KM,

configuraciónes y layout sets

$ APIs varias para configuración yextensiones personalizadas



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Estrategia y dirección futura para KM

Escenarios ampliados por partners:

SAP Portal pretende ser una base sobre la que partners y terceros puedan desarrollar y ampliar nuevas

funcionalidades, específicamente en el área de gestión de contenidos

Migrate

Side by Side Migration 3rd Party Repository

SAP N tW C t t M t b O T t



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SAP NetWeaver Content Management by OpenTextGestión documental ampliada para SAP Portal y Enterprise Workspaces

Capacidades clave en Portal

$ Aplicaciones WebDynpro para acceso a contenido

y navegación de documentos

$

Implementación de un proveedor de búsqueda

$ Acceso a favoritos del sistema

$

Tareas de OpenText integradas con SAP UniversalWorklist

$

Soporta SSO y sincronización LDAP

$ Soporta Mashups

Beneficios$

Sistema probado de gestión documental

$ Integración completa con SAP Portal y Enterprise

Workspaces

$ Fácil ampliación a un sistema completo de ECM

(Enterprise Content Management System)

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SAP NetWeaver Portal Dirección estratégica



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SAP NetWeaver Portal – Dirección estratégicaDentro de la estrategia global de SAP

ON DEVICE

ON DEMAND

ON PREMISE O R C H E S T

R A T I O N

TECHNOLOGY

$ Mejoras en la arquitectura básica de Portal$ Enterprise Workspaces

$ Gestión de documentos profesional

$ Integración con soluciones On Demand(de SAP y servicios de terceros)

$

Herramientas de inteligencia como SAP Streamwork

$ Soporte para estándares Web

$ Consumo de servicios de portal desde tabletas ydispositivos móviles

$ Diseño personalizable sobre Ajax Framework

$ Servicios de movilidad de Sybase

$ Infraestructura fiable y de mínimo coste



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Portal sobre dispositivos móviles Ampliación de los escenarios de Portal



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Soporte de estándares Java e interoperabilidad

S A P

N e t W e a v e r P o

r t a l 7 . 3

WSRP1.0Support for Web Services

for Remote Portlet version1.0

Java EE 5 \ JDK 1.6 Based upon a new Java

version

Navigation Web ServicesOpen and fully supportedPortal navigation WebServices

JSR168 \ JSR286SAP NetWeaver Portalsupport for Portletspecifications 168 and 286

Support for JSR168\286 should bechecked per application

SAML1.1 \ SAML2.0

New security standardenables cross-platform andcross-domain Single Sign-

On and Identity FederationFPN will not be supporting SAML2.0

SAP Portal evoluciona hacia Enterprise Information Hub



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SAP Portal evoluciona hacia Enterprise Information Hub Agregación de múltiples UIs y proveedores de información en una variedad de

canales de consumo

3rd Party Platforms SAP BIBusiness ObjectsSAP R3 < . ) . 3 * ' 8 % + ( * ,

Mobile DeviceTablet3rd Party Portal Personal PCOnDemand ! 5 ; = . " " ( 0

,

GatewayHANAContent & Collaboration

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Enterprise Portal





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Conclusiones

SAP NetWeaver Portal es el punto central deacceso a información, aplicaciones SAP y

aplicaciones no SAP.

Ofrece un interfaz de usuario armonizado conun nuevo diseño basado en tecnologías

avanzadas.

Incrementa la productividad del usuario final ypermiten la personalización e integración conaplicaciones no SAP.



Evolución y Roadmaps

SAP UI Strategy



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Evolución global de los interfaces de usuario en SAP

M o b i l i t y P l a t f o r m

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SAP BPMSAP Business Suite

SAPCRM

SAPERP

SAPPLM

SAPSCM

SAPSRM

SAP Business All-in-One

SAP Business Analytics

Analytic Applications

BusinessIntelligence

DataWarehousing

Enterprise

InformationManagement

Enterprise

PerformanceManagement

Governance,

Risk andCompliance

Sustainability

Application Foundation / Integration

SAP In-Memory Appliance (SAP HANA)

SAP BusinessByDesign

SAP Business

One

Web Dynpro ABAP& DynproWebClientUIF MS Silverlight

Adobe Flash , Java UI

WPF / .NET

Mobility Platform

On-Demand Solutions for Lines of Business

oData & UI Integration

Web DynproJava

Html5

Html5

Native SDK

MS Silverlight

SAP UI StrategyCross Business Solutions View

Adobe Flash, Web Dynpro ABAP

Web Dynpro ABAP




Web Dynpro ABAPTechnology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

Web Dynpro ABAP (WDA) provides a model based and declarative way of UI Development.Generic Framework services offer out-of-the-box configuration and product standards enablement.

Besides the standard development capabilities it comes up with several powerful and convenient tools.

Composition and Configuration

Floor Plan Manager (FPM) Application Composition using predefined Floor Plans and Building BlocksScreen Definition

Easy adaptation of existing UIsUI Harmonization via SAP Signature Design

Page Builder & Side Panel

UI Views & Homepages compositionLarge number of predefined views reusableUI View enhancement with separate Side Panel

Charts and Interactivity

RIA Islands(Adobe) Flash and (MS) Silverlight Islands as parts of applications built with Web DynproHigh-end graphical capabilities (business graphics etc.)

Web Dynpro ABAP




Web Dynpro ABAPRoadmap - summary of key themes and capabilities

TODAY

TODAY (NW 7.02 / Innovations 2010)

Proof of Concept of Guideline 2.0

enablement

End-user productivity boost throughenhanced design

Introduction of Web Dynpro ABAP PageBuilder and Side Panel for UI flexibilityby creating mash-up user interfaces

Highest developer and end-userproductivity by enhanced tooling andintroduction of the Floorplan Manager

PLANNED (12-18 months)

PLANNED INNOVATIONS

Major Guideline 2.0 enablement

New Personalization Concept

Introduction of new Floorplans andBuilding Blocks

Improved UI Controls

Improved Usability with newInteraction Paradigm

Significantly improved UI

configurability and flexibility

Higher Productivity with improved

Admin Tools

Application Extensibility Features

BOL enablement of FPM Framework

FUTURE

FUTURE DIRECTION

UI Harmonization

Convenient and Integrated Tooling

Superior Mash-up and Designcapabilities

Highest possible re-use and flexibility

Top to Bottom Extensibility Concept

Web Dynpro ABAP



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Web Dynpro ABAPPlanned innovations - features & functions

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

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WebClient UI Framework




WebClient UI FrameworkTechnology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

The WebClient UI Framework offers a state of the art user interface leveraging Web2.0 paradigms for SAP CRM

Intuitive and flexible UIsSimple information and navigation architectureBroad personalization capabilities across all areasSimple and flexible UI configuration capabilitiesUI Harmonization via SAP Signature Design

CRM Web client shellL-Shape provides easy global navigationGeneric shortcuts for fast data entry and data access

UI Configuration Tool

Easy adjustment of user interface to users business needs Adapt and configure most user interface and link elements

Extensibility

The Application Enhancement Tool (AET) facilitates thecreation of custom fields, tables and viewsUI and Data Mash-up capabilities





WebClient UI FrameworkRoadmap - summary of key themes and capabilities

TODAY

TODAY (CRM 7.0 Ehp1)

Significant search improvements

Provisioning of additional usability

features (e.g. Dashboards, Tagging,Sharing, Favorites)

Improvement of table usability

Extended UI configuration

capabilities

Easier UI extensions via Rapid


PLANNED INNOVATIONS

Usability enhancements and round

offs of existing usability features

Multi-layer BOL* extensibility

Incorporation of customer feedback

Round Offs in UI Configuration tool

EPM** demo application asexemplary guidance for development

in WEBUIF

FUTURE

FUTURE DIRECTION

Focused investment based on

consolidated customer feedback

Applications and Mashups

Improvements for ApplicationEnhancement Tool

* Business Object Layer

** Enterprise Procurement Model





WebClient UI FrameworkPlanned innovations - features & functions

FUTURETODAY

Usability Improvements and Round Offs

Feature Area

User Productivity

Admin Productivity

PLANNED

Functionality

Tab Chain personalization in tables

Form tab chain definition in tile layout Additional table personalization reg. paging vs. scrollingPossibility to globally remove value help icon from tab chainImproved keyboard handling in tablesImproved customer filter in tables

Splitter Control in UI Config Tool

Better visualization and search in field repository

Message mapping to form fields at design time

Business Object Layer

Feature Area

Multi Layer BOL Extensibility

Functionality

adjust existing generic Interaction layer (genIL) components in higher software layer

Applicationdeveloper/project custom development support

Feature Area

Demo Application

Functionality

Provisioning of EPM (Enterprise Procurement Model) demo application

Exemplary guidance on how UI elements (pages, searches, etc.) are built bes

Summary




Floor Plan Manager for WDA

+

+

+

Model driven

Graphical UI Development

Web enabled

Dynpro

SAP Integration

Product Standards

Optimized for transactional UIs

+

+

+

Configuration and UI CompositionFlexibility

Reusability+ Extensibility

SummaryContinuous UI Evolution

Evolution of existing UI Frameworks for all kinds of Business Suite scenarios

Web Dynpro / WebClient UIF

Web Dynpro Java




Web Dynpro JavaTechnology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

SAP's UI Framework for developing transactional web-based business applications running on SAPNetWeaverAS Java.

Integration with SAP ProductsIntegration in SAP NetWeaver BPM

SAP NetWeaver Portal Integration using Web Dynpro iViews

Development Efficiency

Modification-free Custom Extension Field support based on Adaptive

RFC ModelGeneric Framework services for out-of-the-box configuration andproduct standards enablement.Reuse through component-based architectureIntegration into Java software logistics (NWDI, 3rd Party CVS)

Openness & Integration

SAP Interactive Forms by AdobeMS Office Word and Excel integration

(Adobe) Flash and (MS) Silverlight Islands as parts of applications builtwith Web Dynpro

Multi-Backend Connectivity

Model abstraction with Common Model Interface (CMI) for unifiedconnectivity to different backend access technologies such as RFCs,Web Services and EJB3.0

E l ti f th SAP J UI t k




Evolution of the SAP Java UI stack

Web Dynpro Java (WDJ)

HTML* AdobeFlash

Portal


Non-SAPSAP


SAP NW JEE

Web Dynpro Java

(WDJ)

HTML* AdobeFlash

Portal



SAP NW JEE

HTML5**

Tomcat andothers

GWT, JSF,

JQueryand others

*Html generated by SAP Unified Rendering **Html5 SAP Framework

SAP J UI t t




Java UI Strategy in a Nutshell

Deliver latest version of WDJ & Visual Composer in upcoming SAP NetWeaver releaseComplement existing Java UI technology with investments into HTML5 based technologies to address the emerging,changed requirements for Java UI technologyUtilize the available and emerging technologies based on fit to the use cases (see table below)

No disruption

Continued support of Visual Composer installed base customers according to SAP maintenance policy

Technology

VisualComposer

Availability

NW7.0

Use Case

Applications with

a simple UI / UI

Prototypes

Data Access

Optimized for

consuming SAP data

sources, Web

Services

Comment

UI Composition tool for rapid application

development (Based on WDJ)

Web Dynpro Java

JSF & HTML5

NW7.0

future

Complex,

transactional SAPapplications

Lightweight,

Highly interactive

web applications

Optimized for

consuming SAP datasources

Java Standard based,

SAP Data Protocol

Mature UI framework for standardized and

complex SAP Applications. Built-in SAPProduct Standards support

SAP is investing in a new HTML5 based UI

Framework with superior support for highly

interactive and flexible applications,

leveraging up-to-date Web Standards andOpen Source

SAP Java UI strategy

Integration & Consumption




Java driven UI platformABAP driven UI platform

Integration & ConsumptionDetailed view based on main UI Clients

ABAP Page Builder

Chip Catalog

Content ManagementCollaboration

SAP NetWeaver

Business ClientUI Services

NWBC Runtime Environment

SAP NetWeaver

Portal ClientUI Services

Portal Runtime Environment

PFCG

Roles Authorization

External NavigationStructures

Document

Stores

Data Provider

SearchProviders

Clouds

Web Dynpro

Web UIF

Dynpro

BSP

Others

UI Technologies

Silverlight

Flash

Java Pages

Web Pages PCD

Roles Systems

Portal Page Builder

Portal Content Directory

Permissions / ACL

RFC Destinations (sm59)

Single Sign OnSingle Sign On

Work Spaces

SAP NetWeaver Business Client




FUTURE

FUTURE DIRECTION

Multi system support by shell

Push channel functionality

On-Demand integration

SAP NetWeaver Business ClientRoadmap - summary of key themes and capabilities

TODAY

TODAY(Version 3.0)

ABAP based application launcher

Desktop version (Microsoft Windows)

Browser version for zero-footprint

SAPGUI & MS Internet Explorer

as rendering engines

Tight integration to PFCG roles

Multi system support by roles

Multiple windows concept

(including window manager)

Search (e.g. external search providers)

Quick launch option

Availability for SAP ERP 6.0:

EhP 1,2,3 & SAP NetWeaver 7.00 SP21

EhP 4 & SAP NetWeaver 7.01 SP06

EHP 5 & SAP NetWeaver 7.02


PLANNED INNOVATIONS(Version 3.5)

Multiple shells option

Side panel

Side panel / page builder integration

Lean top level navigation option

SAP Enterprise Search enablingSAP Easy Access menu integration

PFCG favorites integration

ImprovedABAP server performance

Availability for SAP ERP 6.0:

EhP 6 & SAP NetWeaver 7.03

With limitations backward compatible

with SAP NetWeaver 7.00, 7.01, 7.02






SAP NetWeaver Business ClientPlanned innovations - features & functions

FUTUREPLANNEDTODAY

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User Interface Clients




User Interface ClientsSummary


Windows Browser

SAP NetWeaver Portal Client

Windows Browser

SAPGUI

Windows BrowserMacOS/Linux

Key Attributes

Includes SAPGUI (embedded)

Role-based access

Application launcher

Client-side integration

Browser functionality integrated

Desktop integration

Typical Use Cases

Mainly ABAP environment

Focus on multiple UI technologies

Access to one main system

Partial access to other systems

Key Attributes

Classic transaction launcher

Menu-based access

Desktop integration

Typical Use Cases

ABAP environment

Focus on Dynpro transactions

Key Attributes

Includes SAPGUI (embedded)

Role-based access

Application launcher

Client- & server-side integration

Collaboration enablement

Content Mgmt. enablement

Typical Use Cases

ABAP and Java environment

Focus on multiple UI technologies

Additional focus on portal like scenarios

Access to a large set of systems

Technology Innovations




Technology InnovationsUI trends and requirements

Existing paradigms are important & essential, but evolving trends and paradigms

generate additional demand

Software as a Service (SaaS)on Demandloose coupling

Casual user interfaces

Social mediaEase of useMinimal learning curveinstant valueNative and appealing look and feelalways connected

Flexibility & opennessWeb Standards

Client side interactivityany screen on any device

Html5 control library and framework




yTechnology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

Html5 control library and framework for future proof UIrendering and highest possible flexibility

Any Screen on any Device:Native Look & Feel on any device

Clear separation of UI structure and layout

Beautiful and highly interactive UIs

Common styling tasks for free (i.e. rounded corners)Fully interactive Business Graphics (SVG, Canvas)Pixel Perfect Design

Integration and timeless Software

Integration with Html based SAP UIsEasy and standardized data access

Standards and Openness

Based on Open Source framework(s) and Web StandardsComplies to SAP Product Standards

Adaptation and Flexibility

Extensibility concept for custom controlsTheming and Branding framework





yRoadmap - summary of key themes and capabilities

TODAY

TODAY

Pilots and Prototyping


PLANNED INNOVATIONS

Rich, state-of-the-art UI control set

SAP Control design time

Google Web Toolkit (GWT)integration

Integrated extensibility concept

Server agnostic runtime

Framework based on jQuery

oData consumption

FUTURE

FUTURE DIRECTION

Leverage full Html5 capabilities to

achieve best possible RIA behavior forSAP UIs at low TCO/TCD

Additional UI capabilities and better

responsiveness

Extensible framework for highestflexibility

Deliver modular reusable framework

components

Provide full fledged core services like

connectivity, security and supportability

Provide client side tools likesophisticated Design Time, UI analyzerand dependency browser & profiler for

enhanced supportability and developerproductivity

Easy, out-of-the-box SAPData

consumption





yPlanned innovations - features & functions

FUTURETODAY

Html5 Control LibraryFeature Area

PLANNED

Functionality

Client--‐side Html rendering library based on JavaScript

Library basics

Rich control set

Extensibility and flexibility concept

Data Binding

Openness & flexibility

RIA--‐like feature setOpen AJAX compliance (--‐> run together with other non--‐SAP JS libraries)SAP product standards compliance for accessibility and security

Major and most important UI Controls (e.g. Table, Tree, Checkbox,

Date Picker, Roadmap, Dropdown, several Layout options)

Enrichment with native Html, JavaScript and CSSTheming capabilitiesCustom build UI controls and control libraries

Data binding for numerous controls like table, tree, dropdown

Support of XML and JSON models

OData support

Server agnostic HTML5 library

Based on jQuery library

People Centric Content Provisioning



M u l t i p l e S y s t e m s

O N P

R E M I S E

O N D

E M A N D

F i r e w a l l

Mobile

Desktop


p gTechnology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

People Centric Content Provisioning Concept:ComprehensibleAPIs come first instead of aiming for

overall feature completeness

Data Exposure based on Open Standards plus SAPextensions

oData Protocol (with SAP Extensions)

Target use cases: High-volume and low-complexity

Modern, standards-based protocol for consumption Any client on any device.

Uniform access to heterogeneous SAP applicationsMultiple consumers connect to the people-centric CM*

oData can be provided by multiple systems

Professional

UI

-> Gateway to provide oData for the Business Suite

Orchestration

BusinessSuite

ApplicationOthers

AnalyticalData

On Demand Application

oData

Gateway

Adapter

<unknown>SDK

SDK

SDK

Consumption

Adapter

With the introduction of oData Protocol business information can be described as atransformed into a resource-based web protocolPeople-Centric Consumption Model

following the REST architectural style.

People Centric Content provisioning




p p gProject Gateway

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

-centric applications consuming SAP Business Suite datathrough popular devices and platforms in an easy and standards-based fashion

Optimized for user interaction scenarios

Interacting with any SAP Business Suite version

Any Device, Any Experience, Any Platform

Simple APIs that require no SAP knowledge

Based on market standards: REST, ATOM/ODATA

Mobile UI Strategy



O N P R E M I S E


Technology description

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED

Windows Mobile /CE

Orchestration

Sybase Unwired Platform(SUP)

NW Mobile

Today, customers already can mobilize SAP Business Suite and SAP Business Objects.Browser-basedApplications integration through

SAP ITSmobile

Native Applications

Consumption technologies:

SAP

BusinessSuite

SAP

BusinessObjects

Adapter

ITSmobile

RFCs/BAPIs

NetWeaver MobileSAP Business Objects

SAP already offers a set of mobile applications

Mobile UI StrategyS f



O N P R E M

I S E


AdapterSAP

BusinessObjects

Sybase Unwired Platform(SUP)

SAP mobility platform

TODAY FUTUREPLANNED (6-12 months)

Native Applications using Sybase SDKs via SUPConsumption technologies:

RFCs/BAPIs

NetWeaver MobileSAP Business Objects

Project Gateway (new)

HTML5 Container-basedApplications (new)Consumption technologies:

RFCs/BAPIsProject GatewaySAP Business Objects

Sybase is the mobility platform for enterprise-grade mobile applications for SAP Business Suiteand SAP Business Objects.

Open standardsSAP is embracing standards (e.g. REST/oData) forconsuming backend data sources.

Rapidly growing mobile offering

SAP plans to deliver already 50+ mobile apps in 2011

NW Mobile

SAPBusiness

Suite

Gateway

Orchestration

SAP Business Objects BI solutions




Dashboards

CrystalReports


WebIntelligence Analysis

Explorer





Dashboards

Reporting


ExplorerCrystalReports

How do I turn datainto pixel-perfectformatted reports

for greaterinsight?

SAP Crystal Reports






Crystal is the market leading standard in enterprise reporting providing connectivity to any type of

data and empowers all end-users with a simple and scalable deployment model

Reporting tool for all SAP applications

(e.g. SAP BusinessAll-in-One, SAP Business Suite)Easy access to Crystal Reports skills in the market

Report Formatting

Complete control over font, layout, pagination

High fidelity rendering in all clients and in print

Open Connectivity

Access to SAP NetWeaver BW, SAP ERP data and virtuallyany data source or back-end system

End-User Empowerment

Sort and filter without querying the databaseEmbed Flash for powerful visualization and what-if scenarios

Enterprise Deployment

Multiple broadcasting and file format options for enterprise-widedeploymentsConsume reports offline with the Crystal Reports viewer





Dashboards

CrystalReports

Dashboards


Explorer

How do I visualizekey performance

indicators forbetter decision

making?

SAP Crystal Dashboard (formerly known as Xcelsius)T h l d i i






SAP Crystal Dashboard enables rapid development of highly interactive dashboards and data

visualization through a flexible and easy to use interface

Ease of UseDrag and drop interface for highly customizablevisualizations and dashboards

Flexibility

Leverage Flex to develop custom components and controlsFree-form layering of visual controls

Rapid Development

Deploy to a variety of formats including Portals,Business User desktop applications and IDE frameworksDashboards and Visualizations are compiled into flashformat which is highly portable and widely supported

SAP & Non-SAP Data SourcesLeverage investment in SAP BusinessObjects and SAPNetWeaver with specific data connectivity options: BICSOpen connectivity options through web service, XMLconnectors and extensible connectorsEnable real-time dashboard updates through leveraging of Adobe Live cycle Data Services connectivity

SAP Business ObjectsA l ti S l ti




Dashboards

CrystalReports

Analytic Solutions


Explorer

How do I answerad hoc questions

and interact withshared

information?

How do I findimmediate

answers tobusiness

questions?

How do I uncovertrends from

historical data andmake possible

better forecasts?

BI 4.0 Analysis ClientsCli t i



W e b

A n a l y s i s C l i e n t s

M S O f f i c e

InteractiveAnalysis


Clients overview

Analysis, Edition for Microsoft Office

IT / Developers, Data Analysts, Business Users

Excel-based OLAP analysis

Excel-based BI applications

Live PowerPoint presentations

Custom Analytic &Planning Apps

BEx WAD

IT / Developer for task

workers

Technical expertise(design), business domain

expertise (consumer)

Purpose-built BW-based

apps for routine analytic &planning scenarios

BEx WAD runtimeintegrated into BI Platform,Publishing into InfoView

Ad-Hoc OLAP Analysis

Analysis,

Edition for OLAP

Data Analyst(s)

Analytical expertise

Analytical question can be

immediately pursued

Optimized for highlyinteractive analysis

Limited layouting &formatting

Self-Service Reporting

Web Intelligence

Business Users

(Limited) technicalexpertise (report

designers), businessdomain expertise(consumer / prosumer)

Interactive report creation

Flexible formatted reports

with built-in analysisfeatures

Instant Exploration

Explorer

Search and navigation tool

for casual users to accessbusiness data

No training required Ability to search, exploreand visualize massive datavolumes via BWA

Smart visualization

capabilities

BI 4.0 Analysis ClientsR d f k th d biliti



A n a l y s i s C l i e n t s W e b

M S O f f i c e

InteractiveAnalysis


Roadmap - summary of key themes and capabilities

Custom OLAP &Planning Apps

Analysis , Edition for

OLAP & Design StudioIntegrated Offering that includesdedicated Ad-Hoc OLAP client forbusiness users as well as design

studio for power users to createpurpose-built OLAP analysis &planning apps

Customer- and SAP-delivered content

Seamless interoperability betweendesigner and ad-hoc client

Self-Service Analytic Reporting

Web Intelligence

All-Terrain analytic self-service

reporting on any type of data source

Intuitive design of interactive reports

with built-in analytical featuresFull replacement of DesktopIntelligence

New optimized direct & native accessto OLAP sources

HANA support

Instant Exploration

Explorer

Search and navigation tool

for casual users to accessbusiness data

Guided Analysis & SmartVisualizations

Creation, Bookmarking &Sharing of Exploration Views

Interop to other clients

HANA support

HANA support

Analysis, Edition for Microsoft Office

IT / Developers, Data Analysts, Business Users

Excel-based OLAP analysis

Excel-based BI applications

Live PowerPoint presentations

SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe (IFbA)T h l d i ti





SAP IFbA are tightly integrated in SAPs Products and major UI Frameworks and consumable

with standard Adobe Reader.

User Handling

Self-explanatory (paper like)Online and Offline scenarios supportedCan be distributed by email / portalDigital signaturesCan be printed and saved locallyFull standardAdobe Reader functionality

Background Services

Structured data in XMLPre-Integration into SAP Workflows Automatic data extraction and integration in applications

Lifecycle Management and Content

Fully integrated in major SAP UI design times and lifecycle

managementIncreasing number of predefined forms for Business Suiteand Business byDesign (currently 2400+)SAP Product standards support (e.g. accessibility,globalization)

Duet EnterpriseT h l d i ti






Duet Enterprise provides an industry-standard foundation that enables technical interoperability

between SAP applications with Microsoft SharePoint and office.

Built-In Interoperability

Add-on to SAP NetWeaver technology platform and MS SharePointSimplified access to processes and information from SAP leveragingSAP GatewayOptimized IT landscape & utilization of standard management tools

Ready-to-use Capabilities

Create a collaboration workspace around an SAP object on the flyfrom either MS Outlook or SharePoint.Enable SAP workflow in MS SharePoint or Outlook

HCM

Interact with selected content from SAP applications

Schedule SAP ERP or BW reports or run ad hoc reports through MSSharePoint

Duet Enterprise Composites

Various level of tools with different levels of expertiseBuilding blocks and templates for rapid development



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SAP IberiaC/ Torrelaguna, 77Bloque SAP28043 Madrid

T +34 91 456 72 00F +34 91 456 72 01E [email protected]

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