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Ibm Software Development Platform And Bdd

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Slide 1: ® IBM Software Group IBM Software Development Platform and Business Driven Development © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 2: IBM Software Group IBM WebSphere Integration Reference Architecture Roles and Sample Artifacts Business Integration Developer Architect Tester Analyst Developer WebSphere Business Modeler Development Services Rational/WebSphere Tools Business Innovation and Optimization Services Dashboards Interaction Process Information Services Services Services Portlets Business Data Models Processes Connectivity Services Business Application Application & Partner Services Services Information Assets Partner Profiles App Components Adapters IT Services Management Slide 2 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 3: IBM Software Group IBM Tooling Value Proposition  Industry-leading Tool  Role-based tools unlocks greater productivity by allowing sharing and a common approach for business and IT Slide 3 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 4: IBM Software Group IBM Software Development Platform – Roles Role Description Benefits & Skill Requirements Modeling business processes for optimization or to reengineer existing  No programming experience required Business Analyst business processes or define new business  Can focus on business performance & process processes  some basic programming experience (loops, Integration Visual tools to generate integration logic with conditions, string manipulation) Developer / existing and new applications and humans in  No J2EE skill required Specialist the network  Expect tools to simplify and abstract advanced IT implementation details Model-driven development environment that automates the translation from design to  Focused specifically on UML modeling and Software Architect implementation. Includes requirements and J2EE implementation business modeling integrations with RequisitePro and WBI Modeler Comprehensive integrated development J2EE / Java environment, for Web, Java, Web services, Application Portal, and EJB development with visual  Focused specifically on J2EE implementation Developer tools that accelerate application development. Tools for maintaining legacy assets and Enterprise extending them to new users to enable those  Focused on mixed workload of J2EE and Developer assets to be used in Service Oriented COBOL/PL1/RPG environments Architectures (SOA) and as Web services Slide 4 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 5: IBM Software Group IBM Software Development Platform – Tools Role Description Tool Modeling business processes for optimization or to reengineer existing Business Analyst business processes or define new business WebSphere Business Modeler processes Integration Visual tools to generate integration logic with Developer / existing and new applications and humans in WebSphere Integration Developer Specialist the network Model-driven development environment that automates the translation from design to Software Architect implementation. Includes requirements and Rational Software Architect business modeling integrations with RequisitePro and WBI Modeler Comprehensive integrated development J2EE / Java environment, for Web, Java, Web services, Application Portal, and EJB development with visual Rational Application Developer Developer tools that accelerate application development. Tools for maintaining legacy assets and Enterprise extending them to new users to enable those assets to be used in Service Oriented WebSphere Enterprise Developer Developer Architectures (SOA) and as Web services Slide 5 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 6: IBM Software Group Business Driven Development Lifecycle Business Senior Executive Model the Business Define Requirements Protect Analyze & Design Analyst IT Operations Project Manager Manager Manage Manage Change & Assets Implement Architect Deploy Application Test Support Developer Tester Operations Deployment Manager Development Slide 6 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 7: IBM Software Group How to Build a Process Integration solution using BDD Run-time Statistics Rational RequisitePro Observation Model Rational Portfolio WebSphere Business Modeler WebSphere Integration Manager Create, Simulate & Developer (3Q05) Create Observation Choreograph Analyze As-Is Model with KPIs & services using Understand Business Model export to Monitor BPEL, WSDL, Risk, Project etc. Integration Costs, and ROI Create, Simulate, Developer CIO Analyze and Optimize To-Be Business Model Configure Human Assemble Solution Task Manager (BPEL, Human Task Identify and BPEL (including Ad-Hoc) Manager, Business Manage Projects and Create Financial WSDL & Client Rules, etc) Resources Business Reports & ROI Project Analyst Estimates Manager UML WSDL Rational Data Rational Functional & Performance Runtime EAR Tester Architect (4Q05) Create & Manage WebSphere Process Server System Test WebSphere Portal Requirements WebSphere Business Monitor Model Tester Relational Database Schemas Trace Develop WSDL Deploy/Run Model & Implement Portlets Requirements & Services, & expose as (App UI EAR Create System Use Web Services and Case Realizations RDB Monitor) Mapping Rational Business Data Monitor Architect Software Operations Analyst Architect Java Portal DBA Architect Developer Developer IBM Rational Team Unifying Platform Slide 7 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006

Slide 8: IBM Software Group Thai Traditional Chinese Russian Gracias Spanish Th Yo ank u English Merci French Obrigado Brazilian Portuguese Arabic Grazie Danke Italian German Simplified Chinese Japanese Slide 8 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2006