biztalk, moss, and infopath… notes from the bleeding edge

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BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath Notes from the Bleeding Edge

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Page 1: BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath… Notes from the Bleeding Edge

BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath

Notes from the Bleeding Edge

Page 2: BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath… Notes from the Bleeding Edge

Agenda

Microsoft’s Strategy

Why BizTalk?

Integrating Across Server Products

Demo

Lessons Learned

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Microsoft’s Strategy – Name the Challenges

Page 4: BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath… Notes from the Bleeding Edge

Microsoft’s Strategy – APIO

Page 5: BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath… Notes from the Bleeding Edge

Move from ad hoc development on legacy systems to modern, teamMove from ad hoc development on legacy systems to modern, teamdevelopment and management throughout the ALMdevelopment and management throughout the ALM

Move from managing disparate data silos to a scalable,Move from managing disparate data silos to a scalable,integrated data management platformintegrated data management platform

Move from disconnected applications and services Move from disconnected applications and services to SOA and adaptive business processesto SOA and adaptive business processes

Move from data silos and manual analysis to Move from data silos and manual analysis to real-time and closed loop analysisreal-time and closed loop analysis

Move from no UX awareness to proactive Move from no UX awareness to proactive collaboration of design and developmentcollaboration of design and development

Page 6: BizTalk, MOSS, and InfoPath… Notes from the Bleeding Edge

Snapshot of Infrastructure What to focus on:

Master data managementMaster data management24x7 systems management 24x7 systems management and monitoringand monitoring

Fully integrated and flexible Fully integrated and flexible data services with continuous data services with continuous availabilityavailability

Infrastructure for enterprise-Infrastructure for enterprise-wide centralized scorecards and wide centralized scorecards and self-service reportingself-service reporting

Implement embedded BI Implement embedded BI applications and Business applications and Business Activity MonitoringActivity Monitoring

Fully managed ALMFully managed ALM

Seamless integration between Seamless integration between all development tools and all development tools and platform platform

Limited integration of Limited integration of SDLC toolsSDLC toolsInconsistent use of Inconsistent use of methodology methodology

Extend Business Extend Business Activity MonitoringActivity MonitoringFull Service Oriented Full Service Oriented ArchitectureArchitecture

Core business Core business processes automatedprocesses automatedSome process visibilitySome process visibility

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Why BizTalk?

Given: Other products have learned the best lessons of BizTalk and offer a number of similar features

Question: Does BizTalk still have a place?

Answer: YES!!In Proc vs. Out of Proc

Adapters

Centralized Rules Management

Scalability

Support

Quod Erat Demonstrandum

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Integration Across Server Products

Who plays nice with BizTalk?

Everybody!Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

Microsoft Commerce Server 2007

Microsoft CRM

Microsoft Office Desktop Suite

Through Adapters…Everyone Else (e.g. Oracle, SAP, AS400, etc.)

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Demo

InfoPath as Robust, Quick Data Entry Tool

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 as Web Landing Zone, Document Library, and Simple Approval Workflow Provider

Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 as Message Bus, Centralized Rules Manager/Processor, Business Process Manager

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Future Enhancements

Plan and Deploy for scalability

Add additional server products to the list (e.g. CS 2K7, CRM, etc.)

Demonstrate additional BRE capabilities

Suggestions?

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Lessons Learned – The Gotchas that Got Me

Plan Your Deployment!

Features may not be as compelling in execution as they appear in the feature list.

Tried and True methods of debugging BizTalk issues have real Tried and True value.

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Thank You!

Q&A

Andrew Schwarz

[email protected]

763.398.4859