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Business process & system integration v2
- 1. 由NordriDesign™提供 www.nordridesign.com Doan Trieu Duong Nov2014 Business Process & System Integration in a context of legacy systems
- 2. Page 2 LOGOAgenda 1. Traditional Applications 2. Integration Strategy 3. Business Process & System Integration 4. Applying Business Process Orientation 5. BPMS in the market 6. References
- 3. Page 3 LOGO1. Traditional Applications Helpful for 2 past decades Remaining in business and important parts of business Getting more pressure on business to be more agile Inadaptable the pace of market changes
- 4. Page 4 LOGO2. Integration Strategy Traditional Integration Overview Connects data across applications directly. Same data exists in two or more siloed applications Traditional integration blocks Duplicated data in separated siloed applications. Multi integration technology for siloed applications. Traditional integration focuses on technology of integration and isolated data flows.
- 5. Page 5 LOGO2. Integration Strategy SOA Better model for traditional application integration Provide a solution to unify across siloed applications Make the integration between siloed applications smoother and more flexible SOA & Slide App
- 6. Page 6 LOGO3. Business Process & System Integration Stronger agility of business with process centric A approach of integration to unify the transactions in a business service, streamline business processes and mitigate duplicated data in order to strengthen business agility. 6 focal points for applications in business nowadays 1. Business processes 2. User roles 3. Business transactions and queries 4. Capability-centric information views 5. Business control, insight, and flexibility 6. Business capability connectors
- 7. Page 7 LOGO3. Business Process & System Integration Six focal point in a sample architecture diagram Six focal points of Digital Business Design
- 8. Page 8 LOGO3. Business Process & System Integration Necessary features SOA support Modularization Mobility Certain wide-supportable integration Collaboration Sociality Cloud-base and on-premised support
- 9. Page 9 LOGO3. Business Process & System Integration Technology concerns Process flow decision points based on business rules or embedded analytics Complex event processing that encompasses activity flowing through digital business services SOA processing policies that are informed by embedded analytics
- 10. Page 10 LOGO4. Applying Business Process Orientation Objectives Design first for business outcome Revenue Generation & Cost Saving. Business Agility & Time to Market. Customer Retention and Loyalty. Reusability Mitigating investment in rewriting or purchasing software. Leverage existing applications effectively rather than creating other redundant applications. Openness of Architecture Ability of applications to adopt open standard and technology in a flexibility and agility platform. Agility Scalability of technology and infrastructure Adoptability of technology and infrastructure Flexibility of technology and infrastructure
- 11. Page 11 LOGO4. Applying Business Process Orientation Reusability Solutions for vintage and monolithic applications to achieve your best business design Subsume vintage UIs Subsume vintage business logic Subsume vintage data Extract business events Continue to directly access monolithic application Uis Off-the-self application conversion Configurable, model-based processes and workflow Built-in digital business services Flexible UI tooling that supports role-based workspaces
- 12. Page 12 LOGO4. Applying Business Process Orientation Conversion for Off-the-Self Applications Off-the-shelf App
- 13. Page 13 LOGO4. Applying Business Process Orientation The architecture diagram with the new integration orientation
- 14. Page 14 LOGO4. Applying Business Process Orientation Openness of Architecture Adopting open standards and technology to reduce dependency in vendors and provide a flexible and agility platform. Standardizing in-house software to adopt open standards. Open system standards is an interface specification that describes services provided by software. The most common one nowadays is the SOA standard.
- 15. Page 15 LOGO Agility Buildingan architecture to adapt business process oriented. Which includes separated layers, persistent layer, business logic layer, control layer, process management layer and user interface layer. Deploying EBS. Standardizing connections. Modifying current in-house systems to adopt SOA standard. Upgrading off-the-self applications to adopt SOA standard. Applying a reliable business process management suite to assure performance between layers of the architecture. 4. Applying Business Process Orientation
- 16. Page 16 LOGO5. BPMS in the market BonitaSoft Capable to apply the architecture mentioned above BPM and embedded analytics Provides a variety of system integration SOA Rapid process building tool - GUI for process design Reduce coding/developing cost Process simulator Mobility, clouding support. Capable to work with Red Hat Jboss, Sun Glassfish, IBM WebSphere Application Server 8, Oracle WebLogic Server 11gR1, Apache Tomcat 6/7.
- 17. Page 17 LOGO5. BPMS in the market Bonita BPM Overall Architecture
- 18. Page 18 LOGO5. BPMS in the market K2 Almost capable to apply the architecture mentioned above Provides a variety of system integration SOA Rapid process building tool - GUI for process design Reduce coding/developing cost Process simulator Mobility, clouding support Base on MS SharePoint
- 19. Page 19 LOGO5. BPMS in the market K2 General Architecture
- 20. Page 20 LOGO5. BPMS in the market AuraPortal Focuses on solution for workflow application only. Can functionalize as UI layer and workflow engine layer of the architecture mentioned above Provides a variety of system integration Rapid process building tool - GUI for process design Reduce coding/developing cost Process simulator Mobility, clouding support Base on MS SharePoint
- 21. Page 21 LOGO5. BPMS in the market AuraPortal General Layout
- 22. Page 22 LOGO5. BPMS in the market Activiti Focuses on building a core process management module Capable to apply the architecture mentioned above as a process management layer. Have to integrate with other software to build other layers to get an entire architecture. Provides a variety of system integration SOA Mobility, clouding support Capable to work with Red Hat Jboss, Apache Tomcat 6/7.
- 23. Page 23 LOGO5. BPMS in the market Activiti & Alfresco Solution Architecture
- 24. Page 24 LOGO5. BPMS in the market JBoss JBPM Focus on building a core process management module. Only can take functionalities of process management layer. Have to integrate with other software to build other layers to get an entire architecture. Provides a variety of system integration SOA Mobility, clouding support Capable to work with Red Hat JBoss, Apache Tomcat 6/7.
- 25. Page 25 LOGO5. BPMS in the market jBPM Process Engine Architecture
- 26. Page 26 LOGO5. BPMS in the market TIBCO Capability to apply the architecture mentioned above BPM and embedded analytics Provides a variety of system integration SOA Rapid process building tool - GUI for process design Reduce coding/developing cost Process simulator Mobility, clouding support
- 27. Page 27 LOGO5. BPMS in the market TIBCO Solution Overall Architecture
- 28. Page 28 LOGO5. BPMS in the market IBM BPMS Capability to apply the architecture mentioned above BPM and embedded analytics Provides a variety of system integration SOA Rapid process building tool - GUI for process design Reduce coding/developing cost Process simulator Mobility, clouding support
- 29. Page 29 LOGO5. BPMS in the market IBM BPM Overall Architecture
- 30. Page 30 LOGO6. References - Forester reports. - Website & other referent sources from BonitaSoft. - Website & other referent sources from K2. - Website & other referent sources from AuraPortal. - IBM’s website. - TIPCO’s website. - Activiti’s website.
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