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SOA205
SOA References
Udo Paltzer
Solution Management
SAP NetWeaver – SOA Middleware
SAP AG
October 2009
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Agenda
1. SAP SOA Infrastructure
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SAP NetWeaver CE 7.1 and SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
2. SOA References
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AXAWinterthur (Insurance)
CARSA – Red Megatone (Retail)
Endress+Hauser (Measurement Instruments, Process Industry Automation)
Evonik (Chemicals, Energy, Real Estate)
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH (High Tech)
Umicore (Materials Technology)
Valero (Oil and Gas)
… And some more
3. Summary
Why SOA References?
 Mission
 Identify key business scenarios where customer adopted SAP‘s SOA strategy
 Focus on business challenges that customers try to address with SOA
 Focus on different industries and on different SOA aspects
 The SOA references use productively
 Either SAP NetWeaver CE 7.1
 Or SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
 SOA
 Stands for service-oriented architecture
 SAP SOA infrastructure helps customers to apply SOA
 Example SOA principles are
– Governed, model driven service provisioning and service consumption incl. use of
Business Process Management
– Design SOA artifacts in Enterprise Services Repository
– Leverage re-usable Enterprise Services (SAP or custom build)
– Publish services (SAP and non-SAP) to Services Registry
– Service enable legacy applications
–…
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End-to-End SOA Infrastructure — Today
Enabling Managed Process Flexibility
User Interface
Pervasive
Business Rules
Management
Service Bus
Enterprise
SOA
Provisioning
Service and Event
Enablement
Process Components
Order
Mgmt.
...
SAP Business Suite
Voice
Search
UI Composition
Service and Event
Composition
SOA Interoperability
ServiceEnabled
Applications
Wiki/Blog
Information
Composition
SOA Management
SOA Design
Governance
Connectivity and
Integration
Platform Services
MDM BI
…
SAP NetWeaver
Components
Customer
and Partner
Applications
Non SAP and
Legacy
B2B Partner
Business Process
Management
Forms
Model-Based Business Process Management
on a Business Process Platform
Human-centric
Composition Environment 7.1
SAP
NetWeaver
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Executable models
Process collaboration
 SAP NetWeaver BPM & BRM
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Packaged processes
SAP Application
Core Processes
SOA Design
Governance
Business
Object
Business
Object
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1
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Descriptive models
Embedded workflow
 Expose services and events
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System-centric
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Executable models
Process automation (ccBPM)
 Service and event infrastructure
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B2B
Non SAP
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SAP Solution Manager
Process
Integration
Enterprise
SOA
Composition
Desktop Mobile
End-to-End Solution Operations
Composition
Environment
Portal
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 –
Overview
Enterprise Services
Repository & Registry
Software
Lifecycle
Security User
Management
BAM
Infrastructure
Business Task
Management
Process
Orchestration
SOA Management
Administration
Configuration
Pre-packaged Integration Content
Monitoring
Service Bus
Services Registry
Optimization
Reliable
Message &
Queuing
Dynamic
Routing /
Mediation
Protocol
Switching
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Scalability,
High
Availability
Archiving
Transformation
Main Benefits
Connectivity
(3rd Party
Applications,
Technologies,
Middleware…
etc)
Security
Key Scenarios
Pre-packaged integration content to minimize
integration costs
Central repository and registry for governance
Open standards based for interoperability
High performance and security for fast and
reliable end-to-end transactions
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Application to application integration (A2A)
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Integration of business partners (B2B),
mostly EDI
Interoperability with 3rd party middleware
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SOA: Service provisioning and service
enabling
Model-Driven Development and Deployment with
SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 EHP 1
Robust, enterpriseclass Java EE 5
application server
SAP NetWeaver
Developer Studio
Eclipse based
development and
modeling environment
Processes
Eclipse Development
Environment
SAP NetWeaver
Visual Composer for
model-driven UI
development (incl.
analytics and voice)
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Web Dynpro Java
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SAP Interactive Forms
by Adobe
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Federated Portal
Network
Views
SAP NetWeaver
Business Process
Management
Java Application
Server
Analytics
Forms
New Services
Basic Services
Mobile & Voice
Services façade
Data Services
Bus
Services
Portal & Web
SAP Composite
Application
Framework (CAF)
business object
modeling and
service
composition
Web Services /
Enterprise Services
Connectivity
SAP Business Suite
Daten/
Data
Files
&
Files
CRM
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SRM
SCM
PLM
ERP
Enterprise Services
Repository and
Registry (ESR)
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Software lifecycle
management and
logistics (NWDI)
Agenda
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2. SOA References
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3. Summary
EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Value Proposition
User Interaction (for example, Business Task Management)
Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) and
Services Registry (SR)
 Superior SOA design governance
 Further access control measures
 Reduced TCD for service provisioning in
the ESR
Services Registry
Process
Automation
BAM
Service Bus
Dynamic Routing
Transformation
Connectivity
Reliable Messaging and Queuing
Infrastructure Services
Software Lifecycle
Security
User Management
Java EE5 / ABAP
Scalability
High Availability
Archiving
Configuration
Monitoring
Administration
Process Integration
B2B Partner
SAP
3rd Party
Application
3rd Party
Middleware
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Service Bus
 Enhanced flexibility for the integration
developer in defining mediation flows
 Automated configuration support for
A2A/B2B
 Leverage performance enhancements via
additional connectivity options
 Increased interoperability
SOA Management
 Enhanced support for end to end
monitoring for non-technical users of SAP
NetWeaver PI
 Automated configuration of services in the
provider and consumer systems
 Enhanced migration support
Ramp up Summary
Beta shipment
 December 2008 – March 2009
 Participants: 4 customers, 5 partners
Ramp up
 March 20th – July 31st 2009
 Participants: 20+ customers, 20+ partners
Ramp-up Knowledge Transfer
 Two learning maps with more than 75 objects incl. presentations, demos, etc.
 Further updates planned to be made available in Q4 2009
Customer Experience
 Five customers in different regions went in productive use during ramp-up
 First customer live since mid of April 2009
 All installation options available and tested successfully during ramp up:
 Upgrade from SAP XI 3.0 or SAP NetWeaver 7.0 (2 live customers)
 Update from SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 (2 live customers)
 New Installation of EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 (1 live customer)
 Overall good feedback regarding product quality
Positive Ramp Up Feedback
Improved Upgrade / Update tools
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Upgrade from SAP XI 3.0 or SAP NetWeaver PI 7.0 made easier
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Customers are able to move to EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 mainly by themselves
Update from SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 works well with EHP installer
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Less manual steps required to go to EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Further performance enhancements
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Further support of connectivity and routing options on the AAE
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End to end IDoc packaging
IDoc conversion adapter module
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Increased developer productivity
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Further access control capabilities in ES Repository and Services Registry
Possibility to define security profile settings for service interfaces in ES Repository
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Integration Directory API supports new PI 7.1 objects types
Use of SAP Solution Manager to centrally access monitoring capabilities
Use of 3rd party adapters for EDI scenarios
Customers continue to replace existing middleware and consolidate to
SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 as their strategic integration platform for SAP and non SAP systems
Major Usage scenarios:
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A2A and B2B
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Interoperability with 3rd party ESBs
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SOA Integration
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Ramp Up – Lessons Learnt
Important links
Information sources for EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
 SDN:
SDN page for EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
 Documentation center:
http://help.sap.com/ -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP
NetWeaver PI/Mobile/IdM 7.1
 Help-Portal:
 Online
SAP Library for EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Knowledge Product: http://service.sap.com/okp
 Release
restrictions: SAP Note 1247043
 Adapter Availability
Information:
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Overview Connectivity -> choose adapter partner
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Product availability matrix for partner adapters:
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PAM for Seeburger adapters: SAP Note 890721
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PAM for iWay adapters: SAP Note 858366
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PAM for SAP Conversion Agent by Informatica: SAP Note 894815
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Agenda
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2. SOA References
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3. Summary
SAP SOA Infrastructure –
Live @ AXAWinterthur
Company – Quick Facts
 Location: Switzerland
 Industry: Insurance
 Products and Services: Insurances
 Revenue: CHF 10.9 billion
 Employees: 4100
 Sales Network: 300 independent agencies with 2400 agents working
exclusively for AXAWinterthur
 Web Site: http://www.axa-winterthur.ch
 SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, ERP 5.0, CRM 5.0, PI 7.1, BW 7.0,
Portal 7.0, Sol Man 7.0
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Business Scenarios
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Some sample scenarios include
Replication of customer related data into SAP CRM (address, contract information,
claims information, customer interactions etc.)
 Automated employee entry and leave process by integrating SAP HCM with corporate
LDAP and provisioning systems
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Automated finance posting (FI, CO) from various sub ledger to general ledger
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B2B integration of providers (incidents, orders etc.)
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Master Data Distribution (e.g. exchange rates)
Challenges and Opportunities
 Implementation of a service-oriented architecture (SOA)
across an enterprise
 Integration of legacy applications with new business
applications
 Leverage state-of-the-art integration technology with
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration
One customer view – Consolidation of all
relevant customer data in SAP CRM
using SAP SOA platform
Objectives
 Single customer view, contact history and sales
leadership information by integrating all customer
information in SAP CRM
 Automatic lead generation as well as integrated lead
allocation and redistribution
 Long term SOA strategy based on web service standards
SOA Value Delivered
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Usage of ESR as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services
Support of newest web service standards and multiple operations per Interface
Central integration platform for all SAP applications
One customer view – Consolidation of all relevant customer data in SAP CRM
Faster integration of new sub-ledgers with SAP based finance system
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Before
Customer related information dispersed across
different applications :
After
Single customer view by integrating various
legacy systems with SAP CRM based on a
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
 Inefficient information retrieval because of partly
redundant and in some cases incomplete or
inconsistent customer data:
 The potential of a customer could not be fully
utilized, due to lack of consistent and complete
customer view across all lines of business
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 Single customer view, contact history and
sales leadership information improve sales
efficiency and increase cross selling potential.
 Improved lead management and direct
marketing efficiency by integrated marketing
campaigns and automatic lead generation.
With SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 we are able to meet today's integration requirements in a
heterogeneous IT landscape and to move forward on our SOA roadmap.
SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 provides the functionality and scalability needed to integrate our
legacy world with SAP on an enterprise level.‖
Jochen Schneider,
Head SAP Development & Support Center,
AXA Group Solutions
Agenda
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 EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
2. SOA References
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3. Summary
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SAP SOA Infrastructure – Live @ CARSA – Red
Megatone
 CARSA – Red Megatone
 Location: Argentina
 Industry: Retail
 Products and Services: Consumer products
(Home, Electronics, etc.)
 Web Site: http://www.redmegatone.com.ar
 SAP Solutions and Services: ERP 6.0, PI 7.1
Improve the process accuracy – SAP SOA
Infrastructure Live @ CARSA – Red Megatone
 Need to improve and adopt new services
for customers in a fast and effective way
 Daily operation changes frequently, mainly
in sales, logistics and payment areas
Objectives
 Improve employee productivity via
tailored application
 Eliminate delays between the POS and
the logistic system to provide accurate
data to the business and offer a better
purchase experience to the customer
 Business process optimization
100% Real Time Information
No delays, 100% Data Accuracy
Benefits
 Master data, pricing and conditions are now centralized in SAP ERP and not replicated in both systems
(SAP ERP & POS) as previously implemented
 Stock information is updated in real time, in both systems (SAP and POS). Previously business
objects were updated every 3 or 12 hours, depending of which data was transferred and the number of
transactions.
 Operation problems because business data were not updated were eliminated. Example: Selling goods
that were not available in the warehouse, pricing differences, etc.
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Business Change in Retail – SAP SOA
Infrastructure Live @ CARSA – Red Megatone
Business Initiatives
 Improve employee productivity via tailored application that integrates several business
service providers
 Eliminate delays between the POS and the logistic system to provide accurate data to
the business and offer a better experience to the customer
Before
Long delays during deliveries
Sales Order
Processing
Logistics
Processing
Outbound Delivery
Processing
After
On line accurate information
Sales Order
Processing
Invoice Processing
Logistics
Processing
Outbound Delivery
Processing
Invoice Processing
Delays
Stock update
Outbound Delivery
Customer satisfaction
Delays
Stock update
Outbound Delivery
Customer satisfaction
Agenda
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2. SOA References
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3. Summary
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Endress+Hauser at a Glance
 Leading supplier of measurement
instrumentation and automation in the
process industries
 Sales and Service for our customers in 97
countries
 Headquarters in Reinach (Switzerland)
 CEO: Klaus Endress
 Web Site: http://www.endress.com
 Key figures 2008
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Net sales
Net income
Equity capital ratio
Cash Flow
Employees
1210 Mio. Euro
104.6 Mio. Euro
61.3 %
106.8 Mio. EUR
8434
SAP Process Integration at Endress+Hauser
 20 Scenarios
 SAP to SAP, SAP to Non-SAP (majority), Non-SAP to Non-SAP
 A2A and B2B integration
 A2A integration produces higher volumes
 Importance of B2B scenarios (customs, clearinghouses) are increasing
 26 external partners (customers, suppliers, service providers, etc.)
 24 SAP systems (SAP Business Suite) and clients
 14 SAP Business One systems
 18 E+H internal Systems
 All together more than 300 interfaces
 Volume now: About 500‗000 messages per month (from 150‗000 in 2008)
 Hardware: 12 GB RAM, OS: zLinux, DB: IBM DB2 for z/OS
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EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 –
Live @ Endress+Hauser
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Custom build applications
Synchronous web services with human interaction
Point to point communication
No governance, no central repository
Central Governance with EHP 1 for
SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Objectives
 Introduce governance
 Use capabilities of Enterprise Services Repository
and Services Registry
 Integrate non-SAP systems via SAP NetWeaver
Process Integration
 Integration of custom build applications
SOA Value Delivered
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Significant functional enhancements
Increased developer productivity, re-use of objects, enhanced transparency
Increased performance, new capabilities through AAE
Import of external service definitions into Enterprise Services Repository
Publication from Integration Directory to Services Registry
Classification of service definitions
Feedback About SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 From
Endress+Hauser
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The ESR and SR equip us with the tools we need for our SOA governance.
The AAE enables us to use the PI also for synchronous scenarios with user
interaction due to the much faster message processing.
PI is now much more open and accessible towards development environments.
PI developers will love several features like Function Libraries, parameterized
mapping.‖
Thomas Weinschenk,
Development & Integration,
Endress+Hauser
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Agenda
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2. SOA References
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3. Summary
Live @ Evonik
 Location: Germany
 Active in over 100 countries
 Industry: Chemicals, Energy, Real Estate
 Products and Services:
 Chemicals: Specialty chemicals
 Energy: Hard coal-fired power plants and renewable energies
 Real Estate: Residential property
 Sales: € 15.9 billion
 Employees: 41.000
 Web Site: http://www.evonik.com
 SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, 4.6C, PI 7.1
 SAP services: SAP consulting services
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Live @ Evonik
Example business scenarios for business to business (B2B) integration
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Purchasing and delivery of raw material via electronic market places, such as Elemica
(chemical industry) and Rubber Network (tires)
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Exchange of messages for order management, supply chain management, logistics
 Order management
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Purchasing, acknowledgements, invoicing
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VMI (vendor managed inventory)
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Automatically send messages for goods delivery of inventory
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Receive messages for customers‗ stock reduction
Logistics
– Exchange of transportation and shipment data: Loading of trucks (time critical)
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Communication with customs: Belgium, France, Germany
Example business scenario for application to application (A2A) integration
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Invoicing verification workflow
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Incoming invoices are scanned and stored in a system
The responsible processor receives mail to verify invoice
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Invoice can be accepted, rejected, forwarded to other processor
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SAP NetWeaver Process Integration –
System Landscape
RFC
C
RF
 Dev / Qual / Prod systems
SAP PI
RFC
SAP R/3
46C
7 backends
Email
(Production)
PI 7.11 (SP1)
C
RF
 7 46C systems connected
RF
C
C
RF
 1 AS/400 connected
FTP server
Mobile, US
FTP
Mail server
Ø
P
FT
ISDN
SAP PI
J
JD
BINTEC X4100
ISDN-Router
[Dial-In/Out]
(Development)
PI 7.11 (SP1)
JD
 1 Oracle DB connected
C
DB
SLD
7.0 (SP18)
BC
Ø
Ø
Ø
JDB
C
JD
BC
MS SQL DB
 1 central SLD system
OFTP
AS 400
BC
 1 MS SQL DB connected
FTP
SAP R/3
ECC 6.0
4 backends
FT
P
 4 ECC 6.0 systems connected
HTTP/S
FTP
TCP/IP
Proxy
JDBC
WAF
Oracle DB
SAP PI
(Quality)
PI 7.11 (SP1)
Firewall
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Internet
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration –
Customer Solutions
 Message volume per month about 500.000 messages
 Mainly for B2B scenarios, but also for A2A integration
 About 270 productive processes
 50 inbound message types
 45 outbound message types
 Communicating with 44 external partners
(GXS, Sterling, Rubbernetwork, Elemica)
 Via Elemica we have actually connected about 70 additional partners
 Asynchronous + synchronous scenarios
 Integration processes (ccBPM)
Agenda
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2. SOA References
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3. Summary
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Live @ OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH
 Location: Regensburg, Germany
 Industry: High Tech
 Products and Services: Light emitting diodes (LED),
infrared components, high power laser diodes,
intelligent displays
 Revenue: € 529 million
 Web Site: www.osram-os.com
 SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, EHP 3, APO 5.0, PI 7.1,
BW 7.0, Sol Man 7.0
 SAP services: SAP consulting services
Change in High Tech Sector:
 Need for innovative products and solutions as the engine for growth
 Enhancing the value of technical components offered by services enabled by IT
 Reliable delivery in time crucial for lead customers
ccBPM (Cross Component Business Process
Management)
Collecting, enrichment and transfer data
triggered by SAP ERP using ccBPM
 Gain greater visibility into information across a
highly complex IT environment
 Reuse existing ERP processes e.g. Delivery or
Invoice IDOCs
Objectives
 Usage of integrated standard solution. In the
past this scenario would have been implemented
with several scripts, and several single interfaces
using different technologies and monitoring tools.
Now we just have one!
 With ccBPM monitoring it is now possible to check
at which state the interface currently is.
SOA Value Delivered
 Usage of ESR as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services
 Support of newest web service standards
 Lower TCO and higher developer productivity through usage of SAP NetWeaver PI as central
platform
 Significant reduction of processing time
 Governance processes have been simplified and centralized
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Live @ OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH
Objectives
 Leverage SAP NetWeaver PI as Enterprise wide platform and SOA enabler
 Speed up data transfer over WAN with Decentral Adapter Engine
 Central usage of ESR for governance, leverage re-usable SAP Enterprise Services
 Retire old and instable third party integration tools with SAP NetWeaver PI
 Reduce TCO and enhance monitoring and alerting
Before
Spiderweb of interfaces connected to
different systems using different middleware
applications
After
Central monitoring and central message hub
for all kind of interfaces inside the company
using one middleware technology
Feedback About SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 From
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH
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With SAP NetWeaver PI we are in a strong position creating stable interfaces
with high performance, less development effort and a centralized monitoring
and maintenance environment.‖
Wolfgang Schamberger,
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH,
Information Technology
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Agenda
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2. SOA References
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… And some more
3. Summary
Live @ Umicore
 Location: 40 countries world-wide; HQ in Belgium
 Industry: Materials technology
 Products and Services: High tech materials for solar cells,
automotive catalysts, rechargeable batteries, etc.
 Turnover: € 9.2 billion
 Web Site: http://www.umicore.com
 SAP Solutions and Services: R/3, ERP 6.0, SRM 5.0, Portal, PI 7.1,
Sol. Man.
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Live @ Umicore
 As one enterprise, synthesize on multiple levels business
results provided in a heterogeneous enterprise
 Gain effective steering and oversight of bus. processes
 Re-act on fast changing market opportunities
 Gain flexibility towards ever changing business lines
 Provide robust platform to serve all group-wide tasks
Objectives
 Long term strategy towards web service standards
 Achieve lower TCO: Replace multiple integration
technologies with SAP NetWeaver PI for SAP and
non-SAP applications
 Prepare enterprise for integrated application platform
SOA Value Delivered
 SAP provides uniform building blocks that can be used in diverse environments
 One central ESR as key for management of all web services provided by SAP as well as nonSAP applications
 SAP NetWeaver PI is central integration platform for connecting SAP and non-SAP application
systems
 SAP NetWeaver PI provides state-of-the art technology and supports the web service standards
Live @ Umicore
Objectives
 Achieve lower TCO: Replace multiple integration technologies with SAP NetWeaver
PI for SAP and non-SAP applications
 Central definition of all SOA assets in one repository
 Prepare heterogeneous enterprise with different business units for integrated applications
Before
Heterogeneous systems and complex information
accessing channels and methods
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After
One open platform to streamline business
processes run on heterogeneous systems
Live @ Umicore
Business Scenarios
 Some sample scenarios include
 Replication of customer related data over the multiple SAP systems
 Automated finance posting (FI, CO) from various sub ledger to general ledger
 B2B integration of providers and customers (orders, delivery notes, invoices etc.)
 Master Data Distribution (e.g. exchange rates)
―
It is a relieve to see how SAP respects the Java openness in SAP NetWeaver: A Java
programmer easily finds his way now.
SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 is our key technology to integrate the outside world.
The transition to SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 went smoothly given the fact that the supporting
Java programs easily could be re-used in the new environment.‖
Neel Van den Bergh,
Project Manager,
Umicore
Agenda
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2. SOA References
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… And some more
3. Summary
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Live @ Valero
 Location: USA
 Industry: Oil and Gas
 Web Site: http://www.valero.com
 SAP Solutions and Services: ERP 6.0, EBP, PI 7.1, BI 7.0, Portal 7.0,
Sol Man 7.0, MII 12.0
Live @ Valero Energy
Business Scenarios
Some sample scenarios include

Refinery Operations Dashboards for monitoring and tracking of refinery operations
Energy Stewardship

HR Processes – Payroll, Time , Personnel Management, Benefits

TSW Nominations distribution to external sources

Wholesale Portal – One stop place for external customers to view their information
Rack
terminals
Top
Tech
LATS
Sorento
GE
Micro
TAS
TABS
Globalview RAMS
Vendors
Petroex
COIS
TMS Host
Customer
SFN
DTN
Print
Gentran Fax
BZP
EDI
People Soft
HR
Chase, Bank One,
Bank One
Bank of America
Business
Warehouse
Essbase
External systems or providers
Branded Prices
Unbranded Prices
MSDS
System
OMS
Tax
Gentran
(Paper) EDI
Tax
Reporting
SAS
OFA
Impromptu
Crystal
ACH Pymt Advice
Reuters
(Email,Fax,EDI)
Data
Deals, Prices, Inventory,
Paper
GV Platts, Opis, Argus Warehouse
Bulk Data
Runouts, Production,
Zainet, Price
Risk
Position
Transfers Prices
Consumption and Derivatives
Rack Data
(Manual)
Position
Rack Data
Info
STP Transfer
Prices
Rail Car Locations
Monthly G/L Entries
Rail Car
Contracts, Orders, Items,
ORAPROD
Charter
SAP
Materials, Price Events etc.
VAR
Position
Model
FASB133
Kleinschmidt
Rail Car Status
(Internet)
Marine
Costs
Assurance
Inspection
IXOS
Inspection
Companies
Contractor
Time

Work Orders

ManualCDMS
Sales
DemurrageShip/Barge Mvmts.MTS
w/demurrage
& Purchases
Advisor
(Gi/GR)
Refinery Shipments & Receipts
(Yield Acctg.) Sources, Destinations, Contacts
Orion Refinery &
(Refinery
Associated
Scheduling)
offsite inventory
Refinery Shipments
Refinery Shipments
&
RFOP
Documents
P/L Tickets EDI Kinder
P/L Cycle Update
Morgan
(Zimmerman)
& Receipts
Receipts
“Each line (interface) costs $50,000 to $100,000 over 5 to 10 years.” Gartner
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Challenges and Needs
One customer view – Consolidation of all
corporate and refinery data on SAP SOA
platform
 Challenges of heterogeneous system landscape
- Data Inconsistencies
- Localized process knowledge
- Proprietary systems
 Needs
- Replace P2P interfaces with Pub-Sub services
- Flexible, reusable services
- Increase developer productivity
Objectives
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Use SOA principles across the enterprise
Increase agility to provide services
Standardize Data Acquisition
Provide easy, timely access mission critical data
Corporate analytics for reporting on refinery processes
SOA Value Delivered

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Usage of ESR as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services
Significant reduction of individual interfaces by usage of SAP and custom build Enterprise Services
Enterprise view of refinery data using SAP NetWeaver
Increased developer productivity
Objectives
 Standardize Data Acquisition
 Provide easy and timely means to access mission critical data
 Reduce individual interfaces by re-usable Enterprise Services
 Replace P2P communication
 Service enable 3rd party applications
Before

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
After
Data inconsistencies
Localized process knowledge
Proprietary systems
Multiple point to point interfaces


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Usage of ESR for governance
Publication of services into Services
Registry
Reduction of individual interfaces by reusable Enterprise Services
SOA – Enterprise Services: Retire
Redundant and Obsolete Services
SOA enables flexibility
Agenda

2. SOA References
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… And some more
3. Summary
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SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management (―Galaxy‖) –
delivered with SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment
Composition of ―Own Practices‖

State-of-the art process composition

Embedded in an Integrated Composition Environment

Superior Integration with SAP Business Suite

Direct path from business view to process execution
■
■
Nothing ‗lost in translation‘
■
Dynamic role-based views
■
Single active model
■
Flexible execution
Business Rules Management
■
Embedded rules in process to drive process agility
Common Use Cases (based on Design Partner Council / SAP customers)

Automate processes where users are interacting with multiple systems: Employee
On-boarding, Vacancy-to-hire, Asset Management, Budget Preparation, Forecasting,
Automated Procurement Process

Processes that involve paper forms and approvals: Loan Applications, New Customer
Accounts, Vacation Requests

Handle critical business exceptions and events: Project Issue Management, Highvalue Claim, Out-of-stock, Hourly Worker Exceptional Scheduling

People centric processes: Case Management, Claims, Self-service, multi-channel
access, Promotion Crew Request
Emergency Customer Service at Kaeser
Compressors
Objectives:
 Composite application to support consistent role-based experience and seamless hand-offs
 Leverage standard SAP enterprise services to implement a differentiating process
Before
After
Different media & systems for different roles
Idle times between one step and next
Unacceptable customer satisfaction issues

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60% faster execution, no idle times
Customers served with less effort
Efficiency and competitive advantage
Customer Service Processing
NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1
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High Level Architecture at Kaeser
Compressors
Service
Consumption
UI Layer
Customer Service Process
Local logic
Layer in
CAF
Business Application Logic
Custom Services
Process
Layer
ES Bundle: Customer Service Execution
Enterprise
Service
Repository
Service
Provisioning
SAP ERP 6.0
Agenda
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2. SOA References
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… And some more
3. Summary
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Summary
Key components of SAP SOA infrastructure:
 SAP NetWeaver CE 7.1, SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Customers from various industries around the globe use SAP SOA infrastructure to
address their business challenges and apply SOA
Most commonly named SOA value delivered by SAP:
 Governed, model driven approach for service provisioning and service consumption
 Usage of ESR as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services to design all SOA
artifacts
 Leverage re-usable objects, such as Enterprise Services (SAP or custom build)
 State-of-the art process composition
 Publication of services (SAP and non-SAP) to Services Registry
 Cassification of services
 Service enablement of legacy applications
 Support of latest web service standards
Customers replace 3rd party tools and consolidate on SAP NetWeaver as their
strategic platform -> Leads to lower TCO and higher developer productivity
Example SOA References
 Central governance with
ESR for SAP and Non-SAP
services
 Usage of state-of-the-art
web service standards
 Update of stock information in
real time between SAP ERP and
POS
 Elimination of operation problems
 Faster integration of new
sub-ledgers
 Increased developer
productivity, enhanced reuse and transparency
 Increased performance, new
capabilities through AAE
 Publication of services to
Services Registry
 Leverage SAP NetWeaver PI as Enterprise
wide platform and SOA enabler
 Centralized and simplified governance
processes
 Significant reduction of processing time
 SAP provides uniform
building blocks for use in
diverse environments
 Replace multiple
integration technologies
with SAP NetWeaver PI
 SAP NetWeaver PI is central
integration platform for A2A
and mission critical B2B
 About 270 productive
processes, more than 100
partners connected
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 Significant reduction of
interfaces by usage of
Enterprise Services
 Service enable 3rd party
applications
 Provide easy and timely
means to access mission
critical data
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B2B Integration Using SAP
NetWeaver PI
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http://www.sap-press.de/1591
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