Four Forces to Achieving Critical Mass
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Four Forces to Achieving Critical Mass
- 1. Reveal 2014 Four Forces to Achieving Critical Mass
- 2. QuickLinkTM Integration Connections Inter-Co Master Data Elemica Client ERP Document Stream Document Stream Client Partner’s ERP Mapping Elemica Supply Chain Operating Network Discovery 3rd Party ApplicationsSmartLinkTM Applications On-Boarding Collaboration Universal Data Model Universal Business Documents ELEMICA CONFIDENTIAL Business Process Dashboard Messaging Dashboard Unstructured Data SmartLinkTM Analytics + =Universal Business Concepts
- 3. Technology Trends The supply chain is about collaboration Gaining insight out of information to drive the supply chain Accessible Anywhere Robust & scalable computing power 3 Technology Trends
- 4. Technology Trends Affecting Supply Chains ELEMICA CONFIDENTIAL 4 Enterprise applications vendors deploying to the public cloud: Netsuite, SAP River, Amazon hosted PaaS PaaS app ecosystems gaining traction: Force.com
- 5. High Availability Network High availability across regions ü Infrastructure as a Service 5
- 6. SCON Technical Architecture Elemica Multi-tenant Application cloud containers WCM Enterprise MDM with PIM Domain CRM BRM Customer Private Cloud Interface Services On-demand elastic containers IaaS ENCRYPTED ENCRYPTED Elemica IaaS Layer AZ AZ AZ1 2 3 High Availability Proxy S3 Dynamo S3 Dynamo Region 1 - 3 Availability Zones Region 2 Elemica iPaas/aPaas Layer Services Identification and Governance Authentication and Authorization Audit and Traffic Application Registry Alerts and Notifications Data Access Objects Application Integration Adapters Customer web services interface Database Agnostic Service Layer Web user Multiple on-demand queues RESTful Services Layer AZ – Availability Zone (Data Center) S3 – Simple Storage Service Dynamo – NOSQL Database Service Vendor Managed Inventory Order Management
- 7. Technology Trends Affecting Supply Chains ELEMICA CONFIDENTIAL 7 Social gaining ground as viable model for: Partner Discovery Issue Collaboration Demand Sensing Supply Risk Monitoring
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- 10. Project Rooms Mercury – Social Elements
- 11. Walls Mercury – Social Elements