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Oracle Application Integration Architecture

Rafael Torres, Sr. Sales [email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

The following is intended to outline our generalproduct direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated intoany contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not berelied upon in making purchasing decisions. The

development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracles products

remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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Todays Enterprise ChallengeCompeting Globally with a Distributed Value Chain

Streamlinedoperations

Faster time tomarket

Better access tocustomer / partner

information

Businesses Must Evolve Rapidly Hyper competition

Industry consolidation

Increased business complexity

Greater customer and partner demands

Increased compliance pressures

IT Reality Heterogeneity is here to stay

Number of systems and movingparts increasing

Acquisitions, restructuring,consolidation becoming the norm

IT must do more with less!

Priority or Critical Priority

Improve Integrationbetween Apps

UpgradePackaged Applications

Shift from Functionalto Process Orientation

Source: Forrester Enterprise and SMB Software Survey, North America And Europe, Q3 2007


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Most Companies Struggle with Integrations andLinking Business Processes across Applications

SaaS

Manufacturing

Healthcare

Retail


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AIA: Bringing together Oracle Applications

Legacy Applications

ISV Partners

BusinessProcesses

Span Applications

Your Best of Breed Application

Portfolio

FusionMiddleware

BusinessProcess

Innovation

Oracle ApplicationIntegration

Architecture*

Legacy Applications

ISV Partners

CompositeBusiness

Processes

B R I N G I N G

IT ALL

T O GE T HE R

Application Integration Architecture
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Oracle Application Integration ArchitectureConnecting People, Processes & Information across the Enterprise

A comprehensive, open, standards-based integration platform

that process-enables the entire value chain

Custom Hosted

PortalseStore

CRM

Self Service Other

Front Office Applications Faster, cheaper, easier integration of core processes

Reduced integration risk

Improved adaptability of business processesBack Office Applications

Custom

AnalyticsService

Providers

B2BERP

Legacy

SupplyChain

People BusinessProcesses Information


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Application Integration ArchitectureOracles Standards -based SOA Implementation

Powered by Oracle Fusion MiddlewareLeverage Oracles best -in-class, standards-based SOA Middleware platform

Best Practice ProcessesOptimize business performanceleveraging Oracles extensive experienceand best practices

Process Integration PacksRapidly implement discreet businessprocesses using AIAs pre -built, out of thebox, integrations across Oracle Applications

Foundation PacksBuild cross-functional business processesacross any of your applications utilizing astandardized approach and methodology


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Why Customers Choose AIA

AIA Centers of Excellence

AIA Partner Co-development

ISV Plug abilityModel

Open EcosystemOpen Ecosystem

Pre-built integrations Lower TCO Designed for Fusion

Apps compatibility Reusability

ValueValue$$

Best practices Prescriptive

methodology Proven by Oracle

MethodologyMethodology

Loose coupling of appsthrough SOA

Focus on configurationsnot rebuilds

Successfully deployed incomplex, high-volumeenvironments

ExtensibilityExtensibility


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Ideal for:

Adding new Oracle applications Enhancing existing application functionality Extending a business process

Adopting SOA / Fusion Applications Simplifying enterprise-wide integration

AIA Process Integration Packs Deliver Prebuilt,Sustainable Integrations across Oracle Applications

Customer Value:Fast time to value

Richer functionality

Less risk, lower maintenance costs

Features:Participating apps & enhancements

Predefined process flows

Extensible framework

Deployment methodology and more


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Rapidly Implement Core ProcessesDeliver Greater Operational Productivity and Transparency

IT Benefits

Faster time to value than building yourself More reliable and less risky

Extensible and upgradeable to protectcustomizations to end-points and processes

Easier to optimize and evolve

Oracle E-BusinessSuite

Siebel CRM Integration Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite Order ManagementIntegrated Order to

Cash Process

Sales: Cust Svc Reps Inside Sales

Order ManagementSystem

ConfigureProduct

PaymentCheck

Availability

Pricing

Synchronizecustomer

CreateQuote/Order

Customer RelationshipManagement

Siebel

Application Integration ArchitectureProcess Integration Pack

Business Benefits

Richer functionalityQuick and detailed customer information

Faster process execution; less errors

Increased individual and corporate efficiency


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Address Complex Integration Challenges withAIA Foundation Pack

Foundation Packs

SOA Reference Architecture

SOA Governance

SOA Programming Model

Enterprise Business Services

Speeds time to valueReduces risk and improves productivityFacilitates move from EAI/P2P integrationsEnsures control and visibility throughout your business process lifecycle

Oracle Differentiator : Application independent approachto building any-to-any integrations


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Why AIA Foundation Pack is Different

Service Oriented Reference Architecture

Open & nonproprietary Includes both content and technology

Enterprise Business Services Library Prebuilt and standards-based Application Independent

SOA Governance Includes methodology and tools Interoperable with Partners

Service Oriented Programming Model Based on Oracle best practices Rationalized against Best in Class applications

Oracles ownimplementation

of SOAQuicker Assemblyand Extension of

Processes

StandardizedBuilding Blocks for Interoperability &

Reusability

End to End LifecycleConsistency and

Predictability

Evolve to an Enterprise

Architecture LeveragingWhat You Have
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Foundation Pack Helps You Avoid Starting fromScratch or Re-inventing the WheelFaster, Cheaper & Better Approach to Custom Integrations

Checklist for an Open, Standards BasedEnterprise Architecture

Oracle

Reconcile semantic differences across allapplications in your domain

Define standard for standards in your organization (both technical & content)

Build canonical business entitiesDesign the business service interface

Design a service interaction layer

Define integration design patterns

Map design patterns to technology

Define data integration guidelines

Define security model

Design performance best practices

Design utility services (error handling)

Define service versioning & evolution guidelines

Benefits Focus more on application

design not technology or techniques

Minimize risk using a provenmethodology

Reduce costs

Achieve a repeatable,sustainable future-proof architecture model


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Oracle Enterprise Business ServicesOracle standardized service definitions across Applications

E-BusinessSuiteGet Sales Order

ABC Service

3rd

Party ERP Get Sales

Order ABC Service

JD EdwardsGet Sales

Order ABC Service

Get Sales Order EnterpriseBusiness Service Provides service

mediation and routing tocorrect service provider

Conditional logic can beexpressed in rulesengine

Facilitates loose- coupling between therequester and the service

provider E-BusinessSuite SAP JDE


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Oracle Enterprise Business ObjectsCreate Standardized Service Payloads based on semantics

Standardized semanticrepresentations of business objects -Customer, Sales Order, Payment, etc.

Key inputs from standards such asOAGIS, UN/CEFACT and ISOstandards

Rationalized against OracleApplications and Fusion Applications

Extensible and Upgradeable Physical Data Model

Logical Data Model

EDI EBS / WebServices

XML A2A/B2B

Other DataIntegration

EBO

EBOs are built from three types of concepts:1. Business concepts that are specific to a business object (Business

components)2. Common concepts that are shared across business objects (Common

components)3. References to other EBOs (Every EBO has a Reference component)


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Procurement

Requisition

Quote

PurchaseOrder

RequestforQuote

AdvancedShipmentNotice

ShipmentReceipt

Enterprise Business Services Library

And more to come with each new release

Order Fulfillment

SalesOrder

Invoice

PriceList

AccountBalanceAdjustment


Master Data Mgt

BillofMaterials

SupplierParty

CustomerParty

Item

Warehousing

ItemBalance

Location

Product Lifecycle Mgt

ItemStructure

EngineeringChangeOrder

ManufactureItemComposition

ItemComposition

Logistics


ShipmentReceipt

Asset Lifecycle Mgt

InstalledProduct


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Application Business Connector Service Application Specific Service Translation and Transformation

Exposes legacy business functions as open standards compliantservice provider

Facilitates the exposing of core business transactions as well asdata access as web services

Allows for participating applications to become service providers aswell as service consumers without disruption to code

Customers/Partners/ISVs can write their own ABCS

ABCS 2 Enrich TransformValidate

Application Business Connector Service ApplicationBusiness

Object Application Business

Connectors

E-Biz

Suite

EnterpriseBusinessService

ABCS 1

ABCS 3

SBL

BRM

SAP


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Get Sales Order Integration ScenarioFrom the App Web Service to the Enterprise Business Service

CreateOrder

Configureand

Validate

Invoice/ Receive

Pmt

Price/ Check

Availability

Confirm/ Pack/ Ship

Get SalesOrder EBS

Siebel CRM

Customer Management

Siebel CRM

Customer Management

EBS Order

Management

EBS Order

Management

Service Invocation App Web Service

Provider ABCS

Requestor ABCS

Application Business Connector Services

EBM EBM


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SOA VisibilityBusiness Service Repository (BSR)

Catalog of SOA portfolio- Services (EBS, ABCS)

- Enterprise Objects (EBOs)

- Metadata & Relationships

- End-to-end flows across silos

Comprehensive coverage- Design-time view - Runtime view

Benefits

Visibility Reusability

ROI


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SOA Quality throughout Process LifecycleComposite Application Validation System (CAVS)

Validate integrations- Individual services- End-to-end flows across silos- Backward compatibility

Simulator - Emulate service behaviors- Predefined inputs to probe

services- Output definition options- Test assertions with XPath

Layered approach- Test different portions of the

integration in isolation

BenefitsProductive SOA lifecycle

Expedite time to market

Quality assurance for entireProcess Integration Packs

CAVS Invocationlocations

ReplaceParticipating

App with CAVS Simulator

Siebel CRM EBS ABCS E-Business

Suite


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Error Resolution & Diagnostics

End-to-end Error Resolution

- Integration components- Participating applications

Unified Approach- Across integration patterns- Across technologies (BPEL, ESB)

User Friendly

- Search, drill-down, and auto alerts- Logging and Diagnostic scripts

Categorize All Errors- Business errors- Technical errors

Auto alerts- Preference based notifications

BenefitsGeneric and extensible error handling framework

Faster Issue Resolutions

ESB

Common Error Handler

ABS Java WS

ABS Error Queue ABS Error Queue

ESB Error Handler

ABS Logger ABS Logger

ESB Error Topic Catch Block

BPEL BPEL

BPEL Java Action

Error Listener BPEL Fault Policy
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Powered by Fusion Middleware

Messaging J2EE Application Server

Apps Bulk ELT

Adapters

Partners

B2B

DB

Multi Protocol Routing

XSLT Transform

Enterprise Service Bus

Native

BPEL

Business

Rules

Human

Workflow

BPEL Process Manager

UDDI

Policies &Security

Web ServicesManager

Registry

SystemMonitoring

EM

App Dev Framework

&Web Center

JDeveloper

Analyst Tools

BPA Suite

AIA Foundation Pack

ODI

Enterprise BusinessService & Object Library

SOAGovernance

SOA Reference Architecture

SOA Programming Model


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AIA Supports Your Path To FusionMove At Your Own Pace, Protect Your Investments

Application Integration ArchitectureIntegrated Best in Class Industry

Business Process

Fusion AppsThe Next Generation

Apps Unlimited New ReleasesMore functionality

Upgrade path to Fusion Apps


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Which One is Right for YOU?Foundation Pack or Process Integration Pack

Complete solution for building anyto any integrations across acomplex, mixed environmentSpeed integration developmentprocess utilizing prebuilt EnterpriseBusiness Services and Objects(continually added to over time )Reduce risk and maintenance costsusing well defined programmingmodels and bundled governancecomponentsProvides a sustainable, flexiblefoundation for change

Prebuilt, off the shelf integrationsbetween Oracle applicationsDelivers best practice processes tothe business quickly and costeffectivelyMinimizes integration risk and fullysupported by OracleExtensible and upgradeable with

minimal business disruption

Let Oracle Pre-build Integrated Processesfor You

Do it Yourself Using OracleFoundation Pack


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Availability and Roadmap


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Communications:

Comms 2.4, includes OSM Order to Activate

Comms 2.0.1 (Siebel 8.0/8.1; Nested Service Bundle feature)Order to Bill / Agent Assisted /

Fin. Consolidation

Industry PIPs Enabling

Roadmap: Planned FY09 Process Integration PacksIndustry

Comms 2.5, includes PIM Product MDM (FY10)

Retail:Oracle Retail Integration (RMS 2.3) to PSFT (9.0) Financial Controls for Retail

Siebel CRM Loyalty (8.1) to Retail Stores Customer Loyalty ManagementProduct Data Hub Integration Pack for Retail Product Lifecycle Mgt Retail PIM Integration (FY10)

Logistics Service Providers:Fleet Management 1 (OTM 6.0, SEBL 8.0)

Fleet Management 2 (EBS 12.1, OTM 6.0)

Quote and Order Management

Driver Management

Fleet Management 3 (EBS 12.1, OTM 6.0) Settlement and Financial Management

Utilities:AIA for Utilities Order to Billing

Banking:EBS Financial Service Accounting Hub (12.1) for PeopleSoft GL (9.x) Account Consolidation

Above timeframes are target dates only andsubject to change at any time.


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FY09 Available and Planned AIA Foundation Packs

Foundation Pack 2.0.1 Core Common Objects and ServicesReleased February 2008 Business Service Repository, Management Utilities

Foundation Pack 2.1 NEW Enterprise Objects & ServicesReleased June 2008 Extension Templates / Sample Patterns

Enhanced Repository and Utilities

Foundation Pack 2.2.1 Industry Foundation PacksPlanned for FY09 Utilities and Insurance

Foundation Pack 2.3 NEW Enterprise Objects and ServicesPlanned for FY09 BEA uptake

Foundation Pack 2.4 NEW Enterprise Objects & ServicesPlanned for FY09 HCM, horizontal objects from Retail & LSP

Foundation Pack 2.5 NEW Enterprise Objects & ServicesPlanned for FY10

Foundation Pack 3.0 Oracle 11g Service Component AssemblyTBD Composite Application Framework

Above timeframes are target dates only andsubject to change at any time.

Horizontal & Industry Versions Features


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Oracle Application Integration Architecture

Deliver greater capabilities to the business Start with industry business processes to support business requirements Make all your critical applications work together

Reduce your integration cost and risk Stop rebuilding integrations with every new application and release Focus on consolidating systems

Achieve business process adaptability and agility Jumpstart your evolution to an open, standards-based enterprise architecture Enable rapid change with reduced risk and minimal disruption to the business

Enabling Business Transformation through CompositeBusiness Processes


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For More Information

Contact your Sales Rep

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