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    1.  
    2. Agenda
      • SpagoWorld Initiative presentation
      • SpagoBI: the BI free Platform
      • Spagic brief presentation
    3. SpagoWorld
    4. SpagoWorld Initiative The Java Framework for the development of web and multi-channel applications in enterprise and SOA environments The unified Free Platform for the development of Business Intelligence solutions at enterprise level SpagoBI vertical solution for software processes and products measurement and analysis The Free SOA/BPM Enterprise Integration Platform Community promoted by Engineering of companies, developers and users, characterized by a collaborative approach aiming at adding value to the open source ecosystem www.spagoworld.org
    5. A unique vision
      • Free software: no licensing sales
      • Integration Platform approach vs product approach
      • Commercial use (also in proprietary solutions) permitted
      • Focus on projects and services: selling expertise in projects development (e.g.: users needs, projects peculiarities)‏
      • Focus on industrial needs
      • Open to communities and research objectives
      A vision that differentiates from other OSS solutions
    6. Ecosystem example: inside OW2
    7. Ecosystem example: Spagic
    8. SpagoBI
    9. SpagoBI in a nutshell
      • Integration platform for enterprise Business Intelligence solutions
      • FOSS approach; unique platform version, only FOSS
      • Entirely developed in Java
      • Traditional modules + Original modules (QbE, Dossier, Notes, GEO)
      • Behavioural model
    10. SpagoBI platform
      • BI platform :
        • It covers and satisfies all the BI requirements: Reporting, OLAP, Dashboard, Data Mining, Free Inquiring (QbE), Dossier, Geo-referenced analysis, Collaboration
        • Data Management, Profiling and security
        • Administrator support (versioning, scheduling, approval iter, import/export, etc)
      • Integration platform :
        • Not a product platform, with a predefined set of tools
        • Open to many products for the same/different analytical area, both open source and proprietary
        • No binding dependences from products and tools
        • Open standards adoption
      • Enterprise platform :
        • Distributed architecture (scalability)
        • Adaptive behaviour of the documents based on the end users’ roles
    11. Behavioural model
    12. Analytical driver Check Use Mode Check Check Role Role Role Use Mode Use Mode LOV/Manual input Roles (1..n) LOV / M.i. Checks (0..n) Check Check Check Role Role Role LOV/Manual input LOV / M.i. Checks (0..n) Check Check Check Role Role Role LOV/Manual input LOV / M.i. Checks (0..n) Analytical Driver Modalities (1..n) Roles (1..n) Roles (1..n) Profile attributes Profile attributes Profile attributes
    13. Behavioural model in action
    14. Report
    15. Olap
    16. QbE
    17. Dashboard
    18. Data-mining
    19. Geo
    20. Dossier and collaboration
    21. Dossier and collaboration
    22. Notes
    23. Spagic
    24. Spagic goals
      • Capabilities
        • Efficiency of all the actors involved in integration processes
        • Enterprise Monitoring & Management
      Free Open Source SOA/BPM Enterprise Integration Platform
      • Key points
        • SOA/BPM Governance
        • P ragmatic approach to end user’s projects through the best choice of the single engines/components
      ESB BPM Component Services Analytic & Technical Visual Tools Enterprise Monitor & Management SOA Governance Business Actor Analytic Actor Technical Actor
    25. The reference model: Process Integration Platform Busin. Service 1 Busin. Service 2 Busin. Service 3 Busin. Service … Light Orchestration Orchestration Human Activity Data Integration SA BPEL WF ETL Busin . Service … FILE FTP JMS … .. BPM Layer Business logic Layer Communication layer WS/SOAP TCPIP Integration Layer - ESB External System Services Catalog UDDI/EBxml Monitoring & Management BUS
    26. SOA/BPM platforms Spagic Service Manager
      • Nova Orchestra
      • Nova Bonita
      • JBPM (Workflow & BPEL)
      • JBI SA
      • Apache ODE
      • ActiveBPEL
      • Talend Open Studio
      • SCA SA (Tuscany)
      • ServiceMIX
      • Petals
      • JBossESB
      • Custom (e.g. Spring, Spago., ..)
        • P ragmatic approach : different products/technologies available
      ESB Node BPEL Workflow ETL JBI & SCA SA ESB node Communication Layer BPM Layer SOA/ESB Layer Listener MetaDB Listener
    27. Actors' efficiency: Spagic Visual Tools
      • Business logic implementation
        • Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
        • Insert information for monitoring and management
      • Technical Processes Definition & Deploy
        • JBI
        • SCA
        • BPEL
        • Workflow
        • ETL
      • Developer Implementation
        • Custom code
        • Scripting - rules definition (rules engine)
        • Mapping & transformation
        • SOA/BPM Governance : Support Collaborative Activities
        • P ragmatic approach : bridge from BPMN to different and alternative engines
      drools BPEL Design. Custom code ETL Design WF Designer Mapping & transform. BPMN Eclipse STP IM Deploy JBI SA SCA Editor Spagic MetaDB Rules, policy,..
    28. Goal: Enterprise Monitoring
      • Real Time SOA/BPM Management and Runtime Governance
      • SLA Monitoring: SLA correlates system, process and business
      Data Warehouse MetaDB (real time) Information Correlated Enterprise Decision
        • SOA/BPM Governance : Support Collaborative Activities
        • P ragmatic approach : Enterprise Monitor with support of different engines/technologies

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