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MDM100SAP NetWeaver Master

Data Management andEnterprise SOA


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SAP AG 2007, SAP TechEd 07 / MDM100 / 2

Disclaimer Example

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SAP. SAP has no obligation to pursue any course of business

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Contributing Speaker(s)

October 1-5th

SAP TechEd - Las Vegas Michael Briles

SAP NetWeaver Product Manager, SAP Labs LLC

October 17-19th SAP TechEd - Munich Christian Behre

SAP NetWeaver Product Manager SAP NetWeaver MDM,SAP AG


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Service Provisioning and Composition

SAP NetWeaver MDM and ESOA

Introduction

Service Enablement


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Learning Objectives

As a result of this workshop, you will :

Understand the Business Process Platform (BPP)

Know how Enterprise SOA works

Find out how SAP NetWeaver MDM enables Enterprise SOA


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Introduction

Service Enablement



Business

Agility

Integrated Enterprise

Enterprise Resource Planning

OperationalExcellence

Business as a Network

Business Process Platform

1990s 2000s 2010s

+

From Operational Excellence to Business AgilityDeliver Competitive Advantage with a Business Process Platform



Key Business Initiatives Company IT-enabled Results

SAP survey with 175 customers

Business Initiatives That Drive Operational Excellence and AgilityBest Practice Examples of IT Providing Value to the Business

Post-merger Integrationin 2-8 months

5 years ahead of mandate

Reduced days outstanding23%

Cost containment

8%Compliance

5%

Mergers and acquisitions

7x growth in permits / year

Grow 2x industry average

50% less time to market

Reduced costs and foundalternate revenue source

14%

Business process innovation

10%

New markets and channels

23%Managing relationships

New products or services10%

CIO Ch ll I D li i B i I iti ti



Provide relevant processes

Huge investment inbusiness processes, fewusers benefit

Limited Usage

CIO Challenges In Delivering on Business InitiativesMost IT Landscapes Arent Designed for Change - Need a New Approach

Misalignment with business

Landscape sprawl

Tactical IT

Multiple systems of record

Inconsistent data for

decision-making

Unreliable Information High cost of integrationand custom development

Low re-use of IT assets

Rigid Processes



Empowered Users

Best practice businessprocesses across 26 industrysolutions

Delivered in the right

User context

Align business strategy withIT execution

Consolidate on a singleecosystem of solutions

based on a common platform

Optimized IT

Harmonization ofinformation across businessprocesses

Built-in analytics for

performance and governance

Trusted Information

SAP Helps CIOs Meet These Challenges

Adaptable Processes

Pre-integrated with standardprocesses

Composition / BPM by usingproductized service-oriented

business process steps

Evolve to a Business Process Platform with SAP


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Evolve to a Business Process Platform with SAPOnly unified platform for standardizing and innovating (industry) business processes

SAP NetWeaverComposition and integrationInformation and data harmonization

Unified lifecycle management

User Experience

SAP Business SuiteStable core business processes

Evolutionary enhancement packages

Union of industry-specific capabilities

Out-of-box Enterprise ServicesProcess steps as standard services

Common business semanticsIncludes your unique services

Enterprise SOA(blueprint)

What is a Business Process

Platform?

Consolidate Industry Solutions into End to End Processes
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/explore-eshttps://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/explore-es


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Consolidate Industry Solutions into End to End Processeson 1 platform

SAP NetWeaverSupplier Master Data Management

B2B Integration with Suppliers

Supplier Self Service Portal

Interactive Forms for contract/order

SAP Business SuiteSRM (contract lifecycle management)

+ ERP (procure to pay)

Key asset in this scenario is contracts

Out of the box Enterprise Services

Enterprise Services in purchase orderprocessing process component

Enterprise SOA(blueprint)

Source to Pay

Key Business Initiative: Managing Relationships Source to Pay example acrossservice enabled SRM and ERP

1 O f


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Consumer =Financial Service

Customer

ProfessionalServices Company

Logistic ServiceProvider

CardProcessing

Services

Retail

CardFinancialInstitution = Bank


Customer


Logistic ServiceProvider

CardProcessing

Services

Retail

CardFinancialInstitution = Bank

Natively Integrated Industry Processes on 1 Open Platform

ReceiveCustomer

Order At POSOnline / Store

Verify CustomerContact Data

Check CreditRating

OpenFinanceAccount

AccountProcessing

ReceivablesAccounting


Customer

Retail


FinancialInstitution = Bank

Example: Retailer Offers Branded Financial Services (Store Credit Card)

Master Heterogeneity With SAPs Open Business Process


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Master Heterogeneity With SAP s Open Business ProcessPlatform

Brings .NET and Javatogether

17,000+ Productive installsof NetWeaver ; 10,000

using to integrate non-SAP(May 07)

Biz and techstandards leadership

UN / CEFACT, Java EE5

BPEL4People, WS*

SAP and non-SAP customerscontribute to industry specific

platforms (e.g., banking)

The best to integrate

PeopleSoft HR, Siebel

CRM with SAP ERP

Co-innovationwith 2000+ partnerssolutions certified for

NetWeaver

Leverage SAP's Ecosystem to Transform Your Business Network


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Customers

TitansISVs

Your BusinessNetwork

SAPs

Ecosystem

Solutions

CommunitiesSI

Leverage SAP s Ecosystem to Transform Your Business NetworkEcosystem that lowers risk and delivers innovation based on a common platform

How Do I Get there?


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How Do I Get there?Example #1: Most common path to manage relationships

Synchronize your customers, suppliers and employees

Months

Bus

iness

Impact

Trusted Information

One view of customer from

multiple systems, enriched

with 3rd party data source

e.g. Fair Isaac

Adaptable Processes

Integrate and compose

new relationship centric

processes based on productized

services

Optimize IT

Provide new IT services without

increase in budgets

Empowered Users

Extend processes to customers,suppliers and employees in

context of use

MDM implementation

Consolidation of BI platforms

2-3 months

Consolidate integration bus

Pilot services based on SOA

Composite development

4-6 months

Governance of services

EA / IT Project Portfolio Plan

3-6 months

Roll out customer self services

Interactive forms

2--6 months

Selected Enterprise Service Bundles:Customer Fact SheetElectronic Bill Presentment and Payment

Supplier Collaboration for the Supply Chain

ATP Check

Sample paths from aggregate of 175 customers roadmaps

A Business Process Platform Whats in it?
http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=0CE99F3307A24F858B4085E878723768&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=4344BFD5F4F444C7BEDF0B689C845A08&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=85D14AF9ADAA4B9DA8F5C372AAC6EE34&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=1B97F234CE904C4A98F86FBBB7D75BBC&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=1B97F234CE904C4A98F86FBBB7D75BBC&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=85D14AF9ADAA4B9DA8F5C372AAC6EE34&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=4344BFD5F4F444C7BEDF0B689C845A08&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=http://erp.esworkplace.sap.com/socoview(bD1lbiZjPTgwMCZkPW1pbg==)/smdisplay.asp?id=0CE99F3307A24F858B4085E878723768&fragID=&packageid=DBBB6D8AA3B382F191E0000F20F64781&context=&iv=


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a compositionenvironment to plan and build

flexible and innovative business

processes

process componentsthat implement those services in a

robust and reusable fashion,

an integration

platform to integrate and runservice-enabled business

applications

... an extensible repository of

enterprise services

definitions


Customer specific business processes

A Business Process Platform Whats in it?

Composition environment

Integration Platform

Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components


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Introduction

Service Enablement


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Service Enablement

Enterprise Services

Enterprise Service Repository and Registry


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Service Enablement

Enterprise Services




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Composites



Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components

Ecosystem

1. Business functionality

exposed as Services2. Enterprise Services3. Enterprise Service

Repository

Service Enablement

Service Enablement From Provisioning to Consumption

From Silos to a Business Process Platform


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ERPSRM SCM PLM CRM


Identify reusable applications functionality

Consolidate into a business process platformExpose as standard-based enterprise services



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Portal Devices Office RFID

xApps

Rendering

ProcessComponents

Sub-sidiary Bus PartnerHome Grown

/ ISVSAP


Identify reusable applications functionality

Consolidate into a business process platformExpose as standard-based enterprise services

ProcessComponents

EnterpriseServices

Repository

Process Components in Business Process Platform


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p

mySAPERP

mySAPCRM

mySAPSRM

Exposed as

Enterprise Services

ProcessComponents


Composites



Enterpriseservices

definitions

Process

Components

Ecosystem

Enterprise Services in Business Process Platform


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p

Enterprise Services


Composites



Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components

Ecosystem


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Service Enablement

Enterprise Services


Enterprise Services Meaning


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An Enterprise Service has to fulfill the following criteria:

Technically a Web Service

WSDL, XML, SOAP, HTTP,

Business Semantics

Enterprise Services delivered by SAP follow SAP methodology

Published in a central repository

UDDI

ESR = Integration Repository + SOA Requirements

Enterprise Services Meaning


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Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

enterprise level business value

Only one version --- reused throughout various applications

S&P

APP1 APP2 APP3

D&BS&PD&B

APP1 APP2 APP3

APP1 APP2 APP3

S&PD&B

Traditional Web Services Enterprise Services

Proprietary protocols

Hard coded logic

Standard protocols

Various semantics

Web Services Tech.

Standardize semantics

Business rules

Enterprise Services Creation


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ERPERPESA Definition &Provisioning

ESA Definition &Provisioning

ISVs

25

75

500

TierTier

1&21&2

Tier 3

ES DefinitionGroups

ES DefinitionGroups

ESCLeadership

Council

ESCLeadership

Council

Reconci-liation

Reconci-liation PIC 0

PIC 0

PIC

1-3

PIC

1-3

Requestors Roll-In-

Channel

Proforma 1:1

Definition Group

Strategic SAPPrograms(Duet, Analytics FT,

CFT, iCOD,

ESA BusinessPackages)

Strategic SAPPrograms(Duet, Analytics FT,

CFT, iCOD,

ESA BusinessPackages)

PTU ISISV Program

PTU ISISV Program

Customers(in ESC)

ESA Definition

& Provisioning

Development

(Provider)

Portfolio Mgmt & Governance

Use Case

Service

Request

Impl.Impl.

CRM/CRM/

PIC1-3

PIC1-3 Impl.

Impl.

Ind.Dev.Ind.Dev.

PIC1-3

PIC1-3 Impl.

Impl.

Enterprise Services Delivery


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Enterprise Service Bundles

Bundles of Enterprise Services that deliverbusiness content

Enhancement Packages

Delivering new capabilities along with criticalupdates business scenarios and processes.

They include new functionality, ES Bundles,composite applications.

Enterprise Service Workplace

Explore, test and use Enterprise Services

www.sdn.sap.com Enterprise SOA

Discovery System for Enterprise SOA

Fully configured SAP Landscape

Ready to run Enterprise Services and composite

applications.

Enterprise Services Run
http://www.sdn.sap.com/http://www.sdn.sap.com/


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XIProxyXIProxy

XIProxyXIProxy

XIProxyXIProxy

XIProxyXIProxy

Add On

JAVA

CAFVisual Composer

Web DynproGuided Procedures

ABAP

ECC

Integration Repository

Various Tools

ProcessIntegration Server

SAP NetWeaver 2004sComposition Platform

HomeGrown /

ISV

Sub-

sidiary

Bus

Partner

Process

Components

ERPCRM

XI

Run

time

sync. in

sync. out

async. in

async. out

Composite Applications

WSDL/SOAP

Run

time

sync. in

DUET xApps . . .

WSDL/SOAPAdapter

Service DefinitionsARIS Models *

DocumentationDocumentation

SAP


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Service Enablement

Enterprise Services


Enterprise Services Repository in Business ProcessPlatform


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A repository of serviceobjects with SOA

requirements

SOA

ES Repository


Composites



Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components

Ecosystem

Enterprise Services Repository to Ensure Integrity


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Processes ServicesBusinessObjects

DataTypes

Lifecycle management

Customer

Partner SAP

Productized services

Business semantics

Unified repository

Central governance

The Enterprise Services Repository is the central repository in which enterprise services andservice interfaces are modeled and the corresponding metadata is stored.

Software organized by SoftwareComponent Versions and

Namespaces

Setup ofnaming conventions forbetter management

Interface documentation Dependencies defined on SWCs

enable reuse of objects

Support open standards (WS orCCTS)

Implicit enforcing designtime governance

What SOA Requirements?


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The WSDL and UDDI are not enough asservices become more complex

Documentation

Diagrams, annotations

Naming standards Service evolution and versioning

Taxonomy search

Keyword search services

Service discovery and reuse

Service change notification

Procedures for backend publications

Procedures for client development

Service development and configuration

Service federation

SOA

ES Repository

EnterpriseRegistry

ES Repository

The Services Registry


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SERVICE

IMPLEMENTATIONSERVICE

ENDPOINTINVOCATION

PROVIDER

CONSUMER

TOOLS

(e.g. Visual Composer)

ENTERPRISE

REGISTRY

SERVICE MODELPUBLICATIONS

SERVICE DEFINITION

PUBLICATIONS

SERVICE ENDPOINT

PUBLICATIONS

PUBLISH

DISCOVER

ESR

SERVICE DEFINITIONS

CONSUMER

APPLICATION

CONSUMERREFEREN

CE

REFERENCE

Wide Variety of SOA Management Issues


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eCommerce

System Order

WarehouseElectronic

OrdersCredit Shipping

Partner

Security Officers- Enforce adequate security

- Integrate with existing security solutions

Quality Assurance- Validate system before

deployment

- Test for impact of changes

Developers- Meet requirements for

functionality, performance, etc.

- Feedback on runtime errors

Systems Operations- Reliability and performance

- Integrate with existing consoles

Business Operations- Meet contracted service levels

- Provide adequate visibility

System Architects- Integrate with chosen SOA framework

- Adapt to emerging standards

AmberPoint SOA Runtime Governance


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Capabilities:

Runtime discovery

Security

Service levels

Exception diagnosis

Validation

Credit

Service 1

Credit

Service 2

Service Bus

A234235

env:Fault>

Unknown Servic

"urn:ups-shipping

Service Down

server:8192/e

/soapenv:

ES Registry Architecture Overview


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ClassificationClassification

KeywordSearch

KeywordSearch

Partner Tooling

(IBM, MS, )

WS/SOAP

ES REGISTRY LIBRARY

UDDIV3

Server

UDDIV3

Server

SAP Java Tooling

ES Registry Service(WS/SOAP)

ES

RE

GISTRY

Local Registry APILocal Registry API

SAP ABAP Tooling

Standardize(UDDI V3+)

Standardize(UDDI V3+)

Use any

UDDI V3server

Use any

UDDI V3server

Open upfor partnersOpen up

for partners

EnterpriseServices

Classifications

EnterpriseServices

Classifications

Local Registry APILocal Registry API


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Introduction

Service Enablement

Convergence of Applications and Infrastructure


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Ecosystem




Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components

Composites




Enterprise

services

definitions

Process

Components

What role will developmenttools play in the Enterprise

SOA ?

Development Perspective

Zoom-in

Working with Enterprise Services ESR and Registry


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Non-SAPImplementation

22

1. Define Service2. Generate Proxy3. Implement4. Publish

44

5. Discover6. Compose7. Deploy & Configure8. Run

Duet

77

Name

Title

Check

Composites

88

11

WSDL

WSDL++

EnterpriseServicesRepository

ServicesRegistry

Implementationin SAP

Backend33

Providing Services

SAP Dev Tools

Discover

55

66

WSDL

Retrieve

Consuming Services

MS Visual Studio

Eclipse

Competitor Tools

Working with Enterprise Services ESR and Registry


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Non-SAPImplementation

22

1. Define Service2. Generate Proxy3. Implement4. Publish

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5. Discover6. Compose7. Deploy & Configure8. Run

Duet

77

Name

Title

Check

Composites

88

11

WSDL

WSDL++

EnterpriseServicesRepository

ServicesRegistry

Implementationin SAP

Backend33

Providing Services

SAP Dev Tools

Discover

55

66

WSDL

Retrieve

Consuming Services

Run time

MS Visual Studio

Eclipse

Competitor Tools

Value-Added Web Services at Run Time


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Web ServiceClient

SOAP

Point-to-Point

Basic Web Services

Web ServiceClient

Process IntegrationServer

Mediated,Brokered,Managed

Web serviceswith routing, mapping, and

BPM

SOAP

XI Protocolor SOAP

SAP System

3rd Party

Adapter

Adapter

Proxy

Local

integration engine

Proxy runtime

Web servicesframework

SAP NetWeaver 2004sApplication Server

ABAP - Java

Outside-In: Bring Processes and Information together

SIMPLIFIED ACCESS FROM YOUR MOST CONVINIENT ENVIRONMENT


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Mobile & VoiceStay productive

on the road

AnalyticsActionable

information my way

SearchQuick answers,

quick action

Adobe FormsForms based

data interaction

Portal undSelf-Service

Simple, intuitive

productivity tools

DuetThe power of SAPinside MS Office

SIMPLIFIED ACCESS FROM YOUR MOST CONVINIENT ENVIRONMENT

Additional Ressources


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Public Web:www.sap.com

SAP Developer Network: www.sdn.sap.com Enterprise SOAzAdoption Program: What can my company do today to prepare for the Enterprise SOA?

z ES Workplace: Preview pre-release functionality from SAP around the Enterprise SOA

z Discovery System: SAP NetWeaver in a box that you can take home

z ES Community: Play a role in the Enterprise SOA

z Standards: Understand the role of Standards in the Enterprise SOA

SAP Developer Network: www.sdn.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaverSAP Developer Network: www.sdn.sap.com -> Business Process expert

Related SAP Education Training Opportunitieshttp://www.sap.com/education/


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Service Enablement


Enterprise Services


Introduction

Enterprise Service Community

SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management and ESOA

Enterprise Service Community

SAP N tW d th B i P Pl tf


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SAP NetWeaverBusiness Process Platform

DevicesPortal Office RFID

xAppsComposites Powered by SAP NetWeaver

Rendering

ProcessComponents

EnterpriseServices

Repository

Sub-sidiary

BusPartner

HomeGrown /

ISVSAP

SAP NetWeaver and the Business Process Platform

1. Complementing BusinessFunctionality

2. Defining EnterpriseServices

3. Creating Composite

Applications

Enterprise ServiceCommunity

CUSTOMER & PARTNER GROUPS

ES COMMUNITY

Enables the ecos stem to infl ence and define


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CUSTOMER & PARTNER GROUPS

ES COMMUNITY

SAP

ENTERPRISESERVICES

REPOSITORY

Industry ValueNetworks

Powered by SAPNetWeaver

ASUG/GLP OTHER

ENTERPRISESERVICESPROPOSAL

TechnologyPartners

ISVs

Customers

SAP

SIs

Definition/Advisory Groups

Enables the ecosystem to influence and defineenterprise services critical to success

ACCELERATE INNOVATIONREDUCE RISKS

Proposeservices & ESA best-practices

Leverageearly-access services to

design composites

ProtectIP and ensureaccountability

Certifyservice usage, integration


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Introduction

Service Enablement

Forrester on MDM and Service-Oriented Architecture


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Harmonization of product and customer data providesa cornerstone on the road to SOA.

With true master data, Web services and the relatedbusiness processes will become

more accurate, timely, and efficient, leadingto improved ROI on existing investments as well asimproved business intelligence.

Forrester - Trends 2006: Master Data Management 03/2006

Master Data is Crucial to Your BusinessBut every department has a different version of it


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Master data isdata about yourcustomers,products,

suppliers etc. Trading partner

data introducesyet anotherversion of data

Inaccurate dataleads to $30+billion cost onsupply chains

CallCenter

Jane Smith

4418 N. Str.Chicago, IL

60611

Part: 2574

SRM

Part: 8975

VENDOR:ABC123

YOUR VALUE CHAIN

ERP

Jane Peters199, 3rd StreetPalo Alto, CA

Part: B7521

Logistics

VENDOR:XYZ456

Cost and ComplexityBusiness events impact data quality continuously


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57% of marketing contentwork was to mitigate

errors

40% orders gettingblocked due to masterdata problems

$6 billion Maytag merger

DataQuality

Time

Without Master Data ManagementDoing business is expensive

DataWarehousing

One-offcleansing

M & A

Outsourcing

New productlaunch

Manage Master Data ActivelyAutomatically and continuously improve data quality


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CONSOLIDATIONEstablish a unified view on

master data originating from

various sources

HARMONIZATIONCleanse and distribute across

entire landscape

CENTRAL MDMCreate consistent master data

from the start centrally

DataQuality

Time

New ProductLaunch

Master Data ManagementImprove data quality in steps

M&A

Outsourcing

Consolidation

Harmonization

CentralMDM

DataQuality

Time

Without Master Data ManagementDoing business is expensive

Core MDM Scenarios Definitions


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Master Data Consolidation

Load master data from client systems

Identification and consolidation of similar oridentical objects

Provision of key mapping for unified, company-wide analytics and business operations

Aggregate master data across SAP and

non-SAP systems into a centralized master datarepository. Once data is consolidated, you can search

for data across linked systems, identify identical or

similar objects across systems, and provide key

mapping for reliable companywide analytics and

reporting.

Master Data Harmonization

Master Data Consolidation plus

Distribution of consolidated data to client systems

Local completion of master data withapplication-specific information

Consolidate and harmonize master data from

heterogeneous systems. Ensure high qualitymaster data by distributing harmonized

data that is globally relevant usingdistribution mechanisms. Allow subscribing applicationsto enrich master data with locally relevant information.

Central MDM

Central maintenance and creation of master data

Distribution of master data to client systems

Local completion of master data with applicationspecific information

Support company quality standards by

ensuring the central control of masterdata, including maintenance andstorage. Distribute centrally created master data toclient systems as required using distribution

mechanisms.

MDM Significantly Improves Data Quality

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Key MappingProvide cross-system

identification to ensureenterprise-wide data quality

Clean Master Data

Mapping &

ConversionNormalize andstandardize

information

Validations& AssignmentsEnsure compliance

according to defined

criteria

ESSENTIAL CAPABILITIES OF SAP NETWEAVER MDM

GUARANTEE HIGH QUALITY STANDARDS THROUGHOUT THE

ENTERPRISE

Enrichment

ArchitectureAchieve more complete

and meaningful master data

Matching& MergingDe-duplicate records

for unambiguous andconsistent master data

WorkflowsLeverage built in

workflows to managecompliance process

Versatility of SAP NetWeaver MDMConsolidate, harmonize and centrally manage master data


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System consolidation from R/3 ERP and other sources

Consolidation Has never Been EasierExtract, cleanse and consolidate master data


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System consolidation from R/3, ERP and other sources

Direct ODBC system access, extract flat files, 3rd partyapplication data, XML sources and many more

Single pass data transformation, auto-mapping, validationrules, and exception handling

Business Users can define matching rules, complex matchingstrategies, and conduct data profiling

Data Enrichment Controller to use 3rd party sources like

Trillium, D & B and other partners for address completion,company validation and enriching data

Search and compare records, identify sub-attributes forconsolidation in sub-second response times

Merge records seamlessly, tracking source systems with builtin key mappings

Leverage out of box data models for consolidating data

Centrally manage master data

Enforces Data Governance and ComplianceCreate, distribute and govern master data


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Leverage built in workflow to manage compliance process,ensure administrators can validate imported records

Enforce data governance through user roles, security,workflow, audits to prevent future data problem

Syndicate master data in XML or to any SAP or non-SAPapplications

Works with SAP and non-SAP distribution technologies for

easy fit in heterogeneous environments

Centrally manage master data

Leverage validation rules to enforce data integrity Manage rich content set and relationships associated with

master data records

MDM and Enterprise Service-Oriented Architecture


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MDM and Enterprise SOA

Enable business networktransformation

Consolidate, harmonize, andcentrally manage master data


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HOW MDM ACTS AS A FUNDAMENTAL ENABLER TO

AN ENTERPRISE SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE.

MDM AND ENTERPRISE SOA

ITelO Enterprise SOA at Work

Order to Cash at ITelO


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ReceiveCustomer

Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order

Ship goodsand sendinvoice

Receivepayment


ITelO Enterprise SOA at Work



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ReceiveCustomer

Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment


ITelO has implemented itsprocesses on top of an SAP ERPbased business process platform

Mergers and Acquisitions A Strategy for Growth


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ReceiveCustomer

Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

Acme

Acme

Corp

.

Corp

.

Mergers and Acquisitions A Strategy for Growth


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ReceiveCustomer

Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

ITelO expands its business throughthe acquisition of Acme Corp.

Integrating the IT Landscape of Acme Corp.


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Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

Integration of legacy systems An extended business processplatform acting as one piece

Adapting the Implementation of Business Processes


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Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


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BUT WHAT DOES THIS MEAN IN DETAIL

WHEN ADAPTING THE IMPLEMENTATION

OF THE BUSINESS PROCESSES?

Check Availability Heterogeneous System Landscape

CheckA il bilit


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Enterprise Service

Extended ATP Check

Enterprise Service

Extended ATP CheckExtended ATP Check

Availability

MDM

6239

G183

AG6V7

B7521

B7521

B7521

Relating Master Data Representations

Unified and consistent view on master data


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System landscape

System ASystem A System BSystem B

Business Process

Unified and consistent view on master data

within a system landscape

A business process is represented as a flow of business documents(transactional data)

Many business documents reference master data

Business processes that are carried out beyond system boundaries needto reference the same master data representations throughout theexecution



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andand

MDM

Enterprise SOA

Consolidate, harmonize,and centrally manage

master dataKey MappingDiscover and provide cross-system linkage of masterdata objects to facilitate seamless process integration

through enterprise services


Dealing with Unplanned Events Process of Me


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Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

Dealing with Unplanned Events Process of Me


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Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

Purchasing

Logistics

Sales



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Unified ViewEnable composite applications and collaboration byoffering centralized access to one single version ofthe truth

andand

MDM

Key MappingDiscover and provide cross-system linkage of masterdata objects to facilitate seamless process integration


Enterprise SOA


master data


Adapting the Implementation of Business Processes


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Order

Create SalesOrder

CheckAvailability

ConfirmCustomer

Order


Receivepayment

Initiate Delivery Heterogeneous System Landscape


E t i S i


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DELIVER

To: ?Part: B7521Hurricane GXGraphics Card

DELIVER

Trading Corp.4418 N. Str.Chicago, IL60611

Part: XYZ11

GC Hurr. GXOEM

DELIVER

Trade ABC199,3rdP.A. , CA

Part: HG8JSGraphics Card

Hurr. GX (2)

invoice

Enterprise ServiceCreateOutbound Delivery

Enterprise Service

CreateCreate

Outbound DeliveryOutbound Delivery

6239

82244

G183

C392

AG6V7

DE32X

Initiate Delivery Heterogeneous System Landscape


Enterprise Service


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DELIVER

To: ?Part: B7521Hurricane GXGraphics Card

DELIVER

Trading Corp.4418 N. Str.Chicago, IL60611

Part: XYZ11

GC Hurr. GXOEM

DELIVER

Trade ABC199,3rdP.A. , CA

Part: HG8JSGraphics Card

Hurr. GX (2)

invoice

Enterprise ServiceCreateOutbound Delivery

Enterprise Service

CreateCreate

Outbound DeliveryOutbound Delivery

6239

82244

G183

C392

AG6V7

DE32X

MDM

DELIVER

ABC Trading199, 3rd StreetPalo Alto, CA

Part: B7521Hurricane GX

Graphics Card

DELIVER


Part: B7521Hurricane GXGraphics Card

DELIVER


Part: B7521Hurricane GX

Graphics Card



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andand

MDM

Key MappingDiscover and provide cross-system linkage of masterdata objects to facilitate seamless process integration


Consistent InformationSupply operational systems with accurate information

to allow smooth and timely execution of businessprocesses across the entire platform

Enterprise SOA

Unified ViewEnable composite applications and collaboration byoffering centralized access to one single version ofthe truth


master data



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HOW TO ACCESS MASTER DATA OBJECTS AND

SERVICES WITH SAP NETWEAVER MDM.

MDM AND ENTERPRISE SOA

Accessing Master Data in SAP NetWeaver MDM

Three ways to access central master data information


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SAP NetWeaver MDM: Web services

SAP NetWeaver MDM: Java API

SAP NetWeaver MDM: ABAP API

SAP NetWeaverApplication Server

Consumer

MDM Web services

J2EE

ABAP

MDM Java API

MDM ABAP API

SAP NetWeaverMDM Server

Database

SAP NetWeaver MDM: Web Services

Key capabilities


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Open and based on standards (SOAP and WSDL)

Full-featured data management (CRUD)

Access to central key mapping (add and read)

Integrated monitoring and logging via SAP NetWeaver Java AS

SAP NetWeaver MDM Web Services:Technology and Architecture

Implementation


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J2EE application on top of Java application server and SAP NetWeaverEasy use and setup

Deployed with SDM on Java application server

No further configuration needed

SAP NetWeaver Java AS

MDMSearchMDMUpdateRecords

MDMCreateRecords

MDMGetKeyMapping

ConsumerA

SAPNetWeaver

XI

ConsumerB

MDMAddRemoteKey

M

DMWebservices

SAP NetWeaver MDM Java API

Key capabilities


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Pure Java Implementation

Platform independence

Communication over TCP/IP with SAP NetWeaver MDM server

Comprehensive data management and SAP NetWeaver MDM repositoryadministration

Built-In connection pooling

Support of connector framework from SAP for J2EE applications

SAP NetWeaver MDM Java API:Technology and Architecture

Implementation


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J2SE Java archive (JAR) to be included in class path

J2EE deployable library for SAP NetWeaver Application Server

JCA MDM connector for cross application pooling and monitoring

Easy use and setup

Include in class path or deploy with SDM

Native communication no further components required

SAP NetWeaver

MDM server

Java VM


Java consumer

SAP NetWeaver Java AS

Java

consumer

Java

consume

r

Java

consumer


MDM connector

Connector

framework

ABAP API

Key functionalities


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Full data management: search, read, create, and modify Access and administration of SAP NetWeaver MDM server and

repositories

Fast and efficient access to multiple SAP NetWeaver MDM repositories

Native TCP/IP connection to SAP NetWeaver MDM server Choice of ABAP OO or

function module implementation

Configurable tracing and

monitoring via CCMS

ABAP API: Technology and Architecture

Implementation


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SAP NetWeaverMDM server

ABAP add-on for Basis 6.40 and later Communication with SAP NetWeaver MDM server by standard kernel extension

Easy use and setup

Logical names for SAP NetWeaver MDM repositories

Connection maintenance in customizing table

Simultaneous access to different versions of SAP NetWeaver MDM server

SAP NetWeaver:ABAP AS

CCMS

SAP NetWeaverMDM ABAP API

ABAP consumer

SAP NetWeaverMDM server

Kernel

Use Cases for SAP NetWeaver MDM ABAP API

Possible use cases for the ABAP API


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Direct access to central master data

Retrieve or enrich local replicates of central master data objects

Update central master data object with more up-to-date local data

Key mapping

Prepare communication with other systems with correct identifiers

Append local key to central object (subscription)

Repository modeling

Automatically create and modify SAP NetWeaver MDM repository

MDM Is a Fundamental Enabler of Enterprise SOA

MDM Data Quality Across the Enterprise

Accurate and approved information


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Consistent information across system boundaries

Cross component linkage of master data objects

Enterprise SOA Business Process Innovation Adapt and integrate business processes

Differentiate and competitive advantage

Increased productivity and compliance

Master Data Management and Enterprise SOA

Increased efficiency

Timely execution of processes Improved ROI

Realize the Full Potential of Enterprise SOA

Clean Master Data


Gartner about SAP NetWeaver MDM


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MDM is a great evolution from the ownership of the

transaction and now today it represents, from what I see, the

heart of the NetWeaver strategy. It helpsfacilitate the management of data in a heterogeneous environment,

which is really one of the strengths of NetWeaver.

MDM is really a fundamental enabler to

SOA in a complex environment.

Andrew White, Research Director, Gartner Group

Further Information

SAP Public Web:SAP P bli W b P


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SAP Public Web Page:http://www.sap.com/platform/netweaver/dataunification.epx

SAP Developer Network (SDN):

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/mdm

Related Workshops/Lectures at SAP TechEd 2007SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management Overview

MDM100 SAP NetWeaver MDM and Enterprise SOA

MDM200 Update on SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management

Related SAP Education and Certification Opportunitieshttp://www.sap.com/education/

Further Information

Related Workshops/Lectures at SAP TechEd 2007SAP NetWeaver MDM Key Capabilities


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SAP NetWeaver MDM Key Capabilities

MDM105 SAP NetWeaver MDM How to Approach MDM Projects

MDM202 SAP NetWeaver MDM Technical Aspects

Sizing, Architecture, ScalabilityMDM251 How to Efficiently Use the SAP NetWeaver MDM Java API in

Java and Web Dynpro Projects

MDM252 SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management ABAP API:Real World Examples

MDM253 Composing Advanced SAP NetWeaver Portal Pages withSAP NetWeaver MDM iViews

MDM254 SAP NetWeaver MDM Learn to Create PerformanceOptimized Data Models

MDM350 SAP NetWeaver MDM Walkthrough Part 3 of 3:Developing anAdapter for the MDM Enrichment Architecture

Further Information

Related Workshops/Lectures at SAP TechEd 2007


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SAP NetWeaver MDM Scenarios

MDM103 SAP NetWeaver MDM Enhancements for SAP NetWeaver BI

MDM201 Lessons Learned with Central Master Data Management using

SAP NetWeaver MDM

MDM250 SAP NetWeaver MDM Walkthrough Part 1 of 3:Configure a Landscape and Run Core MDM Processes

MDM255 Test Drive SAP SRM-SAP NetWeaver MDM Catalog 2.0

MDM256 SAP NetWeaver MDM Walkthrough Part 2 of 3:Consolidate Customer Master Data


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SAP Certifications Related to SAP TechEd Topics

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ABAP Professional SAP Certified Development Professional - ABAP System Interfaces with

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SAP NetWeaver 7.0

ABAP Professional SAP Certified Development Professional - ABAP System Interfaces with SAP NetWeaver 7.0


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ABAP Associate SAP Certified Development Consultant ABAP Dev with NetWeaver 2004 SAP NetWeaver 2004

ABAP Associate SAP Certified Development Associate ABAP with SAP NetWeaver 7.0 SAP NetWeaver 7.0

ADM Professional SAP Certified Technology Professional NetWeaver 7.0 Platform SAP NetWeaver 7.0

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ADM Associate SAP Certified Technology Associate SAP Web AS Platform with Oracle SAP NetWeaver 2004

ADM Associate SAP Certified Technology Consultant NetWeaver 7.0 SysAd with Oracle SAP NetWeaver 7.0

BI Associate Solution Consultant SAP NetWeaver 04s SAP BI SAP NetWeaver 7.0

E2E Associate SAP Certified E2E Application Management Expert Change Control Mgmt SAP NetWeaver 7.0

E2E Associate SAP Certified E2E Application Management Expert Root Cause Analysis SAP NetWeaver 7.0

Java Professional SAP Certified Development Professional JAVA with NetWeaver 7.0 SAP NetWeaver 7.0

Java Associate SAP Certified Development Associate JAVA with NetWeaver 7.0 SAP NetWeaver 7.0

MDM Associate SAP Certified Application Associate Master Data Management 5.5 (SP04) SAP NetWeaver 2004

SM Associate Solution Consultant SAP Solution Manager 4.0 Implementation Tools SAP NetWeaver 7.0

SOA Associate SAP Certified Associate Enterprise Architect Enterprise SOA

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For a complete listing of certifications, please go to

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