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Geneva, 5-7 March 2008

Fulvio SansoneBusiness Development Director

Oracle EMEA-IASG

The Fully Networked CarGeneva, 5-7 March 2008

2Agenda

Introduction to SOA Oracle Telematics FoundationThe Oracle eCall DemonstratorInteroperability with Telematics Services


3What is SOA?

A Technical Perspective

A Service Oriented Architecture is a collection of self-contained services (system functions) that can communicate with each other.

A Business Perspective

A service-oriented architecture is a style of multitiercomputing that helps organizations share logic and data among multiple applications and usage modes.

The SOA Promise

Defining services at a “business level” enables rapid composition of end-to-end business processes, delivering on the promise of greater IT flexibility and agility.

Lower Technology Costs, Smaller Business IT Gap


4SOA: Flexible, Visible, Manageable

EnterpriseApplications

Components,API

Services,Composite Services

Business Process Orchestration

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ApplicationsDatabasesFiles Databases

APIs Components

ServicesServices Services

CompositeServices


5SOA: Key Terms

When services are self-contained, and can be easily combined and disassembled, they are called loosely coupled.

“Loosely coupled”

A service that is called in a standard way, so anyone can use it without knowing its internals

Web service

Combining and assembling services into a coherent business process – also known as business process management

Orchestration

A standards-based platform that lets you model, develop, find, and combine services into flexible business processes

Service-Oriented Architecture

A unit of business functionality that can be invoked over the network

Service


6SOA: What Products are needed?

Services Preferably one service to one business function

Registry A place to store them so you can find them easily

Process manager An orchestration tool so you can plug them together

Message bus A way for them to communicate with each other

Security Secure SOA, via WS Security & IDM

Monitoring *Bonus. Real-time Activity Monitoring & Optimization


7Agenda

Introduction to SOAOracle Telematics FoundationThe Oracle eCall DemonstratorInteroperability with Telematics Services


8Oracle Telematics FoundationBackend based IT-Solutions

DealerDealer SalesSales Fleet MgrFleet Mgr MarketingMarketing

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Vehicle

Telematics Data Hub, Spatial

Service Delivery Platform / Real-time Dashboard

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Service Oriented Architecture

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Fleet Management

TransportationManagement

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9Oracle Telematics FoundationVehicle based IT-Solutions

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MOST, FLEXRAY, CAN, LINReliable, >10yr Lifetime

, GPRS, HSDPA

CONSUMER ELECTRONICSSecure, <2yr Lifetime


10Agenda



11

Standardized at ETSI

Critical Interfaces

Back Office

Back Office

Back Office

eCall Service Set-up


12Why SOA-based eCall

• Interfaces based on open standards => interoperability• Use of standard Service Level Agreement between

parties• Implementation independent from underlying

communications system• Seamless integration within legacy back-office systems

like CRM, billing, etc.• Integration with value-added services

Flexibility of standards-based integration and orchestration of business processes


13Oracle Telematics FoundationBPEL based eCall Process

SLA / Business Activity Monitoring


14Telematics eCall

Demo

data


15MicroEgde ServerConnection to Vehicle Networks


16Embedding Oracle LiteData Synchronization


17Agenda



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Servicerequest

created bytelematicsmessage


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Thank You


22Back up Slides


23Oracle SOA Suite

Application Server

Enterprise Service Bus

RoutingAdapters UDDIRegistry

BPEL Process Manager

NativeBPEL Workflow Rules

Web Services Manager Security

BAM Monitoring

ServicesRegistryProcess ManagerMessage BusSecurityMonitoring


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WSDL/WSIF

XML/XML Schema

SOAP JCA JMS

BUSINESS SERVICES

More Interoperable

ERP/Legacy Apps

Custom Apps& Services

Web services

Key SOA Standards

Process FlowLogic

XSLT/XQuery

BPEL

More Adaptable

PROCESS ORCHESTRATION

WSRP, JSR-168

USER INTERFACE

Struts/JSF

Portal

Web Application

API

WS

Richer Experience

PKIDashboards

BAM

MONITORING

JMX

Fusion Effect

WS-Security

SERVICE BUS

SecurityReliabilityLoggingFailover

Dynamic Routing

WS-Policy, SAML

Web Services Mgmt


25Analyst Quotations

“Oracle's new Telematics offering is a comprehensive solution for the automotive and vehicle information and communication technology (ICT) industries, and it will raise the bar for competing offerings”

“This is the first end-to-end vehicle ICT offering by a major IT provider.” – Gartner (December 2007)

“Vehicle manufacturers: Consider Oracle's solution approach for your vehicle ICT strategy.”

“Auto suppliers, device manufacturers, service providers, and content providers: Identify how your offering will complement Oracle's Telematics solution, and seek joint marketing or distribution opportunities that build on Oracle's product.”


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Integration ofVoice call


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Telematics Analytics

Demo

data

Demo

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