The document discusses several companies' experiences integrating their internal systems and data with Salesforce.com. It describes how Brocade and Payment Processing Inc. used Informatica to streamline their integrations, reducing development time and costs compared to custom coding. It also outlines the benefits of leveraging an enterprise integration platform like Informatica for Salesforce integrations.

1. The Mystery Is Solved: Demystifying Integrations David Cahill, Salesforce.com Prasad Ramakrishnan, Brocade David McMath, Payment Processing Sean Coutts, OpenText Track: IT Executives

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3. Our Success is Built on Two Pillars 2 1 Leading enterprise CRM application functionality … delivered on a platform that enables IT success

4. Why Choose the AppExchange On Demand Platform? Deployment : No software No hardware costs Zero cost upgrade World class data center Development : Full control Full application development model Robust Web services API Complete integration solution “… if you can fully outsource a system yet still have powerful developer hooks available on demand, it’s an IT dream : no operational responsibility with maximum flexibility. That’s what you get with Salesforce.com and Sforce…” Easily meet the most sophisticated & unique business requirements

5. Introducing the AppExchange Platform Enterprise Application Development as a Service Customize Integrate Create New Apps Install Packaged Apps Mobilize

6. Standard Web Services APIs Deliver Easy Integration XML WSDL SOAP Web Services Deliver Transparent Integration to the User

7. Easily Integrate At Any Level: Internet, Tools 45% of all transactions completed through API All Integrations Are Upgraded With Zero Customer Effort Development Tools Salesforce Solutions Enterprise Apps Desktop/Mobile

8. Connectivity: AppExchange Web Service Auto-completion for API calls Enterprise/Partner WSDL Strongly and weakly typed representations of customize data model SOQL – SQL like interface Simple, familiar syntax for querying data from within an object SOSL – Google like interface Simple syntax for searching data across objects DB Mirroring APIs for creating local warehouse of salesforce.com data

9. Technology: Open Platforms TIBCO, BizTalk, WebMethods, etc EAI .NET, WebSphere, Weblogic, Java, etc Custom Code / Web App Pervasive, Informatica, etc ETL eBridge, QuickBooks, Great Plains, etc Packaged / Pre-built

10. What does this mean to you? Our integration model is flexible We offer industry standard approaches not a black box You can leverage your existing investment in skills and tools Select the right tool for the right project We have a valuable partner ecosystem to help.

11. Brocade Background Founded in 1995 Worldwide headquarters in San Jose, CA Brocade provides the industry's leading platforms, solutions, and services for intelligently connecting, managing, and optimizing IT resources in shared storage environments. As a result, Brocade helps organizations of all sizes manage computing resources and data assets more efficiently to reduce IT cost and complexity across their enterprise. INDUSTRY: High Tech – Communications EMPLOYEES: 1,208 GEOGRAPHY: Global PRODUCT(S) USED: SFA, Reporting, Dashboards & 13 Custom Objects # USERS: 341

12. WW Salesforce.com Deployment Customers of salesforce.com for over three years Transition from legacy home grown SFA application to Salesforce.com Over 300 sales users world wide Lead and Opportunity Management Avoid developing Salesforce as a standalone silo Leverage Salesforce data for operational and financial reporting and analysis Synchronize internal operational, HR, and accounting data to Salesforce (from Oracle Apps ERP) Ensure data consistency among internal systems and Salesforce through MDM Original integration done using a legacy technology which was also migrated to Informatica

13. Data Integration Challenge Over 50% of the IT budget is spent on: Building and maintaining custom integration among legacy systems specific to operations, finance, supply chain, customer relationship management, and other mission critical applications Custom integration solutions are expensive to develop, deploy, and maintain Creates “silos” and islands of integration between source and target applications Staff and skills required to build, deploy, and maintain custom integration solutions Inconsistent and inaccurate business data across the enterprise Data is fragmented across the enterprise resulting in a complex data integration framework

14. 2006 Data Warehouse 100 GB 2005 200,000 rows per day Only 8 weeks to complete Dev, QA, and Production with 1 developer and 1 analyst Integration Architecture Oracle 11 ERP 2001 Manufacturing Data Systems Costing Application 2002/ 2006 2002/ 2003 Multiple Home-Grown Apps i2 Demand Planning Multidimensional Revenue Forecasting Remedy Support 2000/ 2001 2000/ 2001 Partner End-User Registration

15. Salesforce Integration Options Custom Build using Salesforce API Build Java Code using Salesforce API PROS Fully supported by Salesforce Have staff familiar with Java/SOAP coding (J2EE Platform) CONS Yet another “silo” code base to develop, deploy, and maintain Code maintenance whenever there are changes on the Salesforce.com Server Use Informatica as an Integration Solution PROS Leverage existing investment in Informatica Leverage capabilities of SI partner (Global SI form) Drag and Drop approach as opposed to “code from scratch” Enterprise Integration Platform CONS Relatively new connector from Informatica to Salesforce.com (in Nov-2005)

16. The Results We used Informatica Powerconnect for Web Services for the integration between Salesforce and our data warehouse Nuts and Bolts Team Size – 2 One Business Analyst; One ETL Developer Development time 8 weeks development cycle At least 10 times faster to use Informatica as against coding by hand Data Volumes Over 200,000 records loaded overnight Load time From Salesforce.com to Warehouse in < 30 minutes We subsequently migrated to Powerconnect for Salesforce Seamless transition Load time reduced to under 10 minutes from 30 minutes – 70% Decrease

17. Why we chose Informatica Already in use by other groups with good results (7 years) Easy to find resources with INFA expertise (we used Wipro for this project) Made Salesforce look like a relational database so that anyone could work with it Great vendor support & commitment to SaaS

18. David McMath Director of Internal Development [email_address]

19. About Payment Processing, Inc. Payment Processing, Inc. (PPI) is the industry leader in providing integrated payment processing solutions. PPI serves more than 500+ software companies and 14,000+ merchants. It processed over $2 billion in credit card payments in 2004 while consistently reducing support costs by up to 70%. PPI needed fast, scalable integration of multiple applications and an internal data warehouse with Salesforce.com. INDUSTRY: Financial Services EMPLOYEES: 143 GEOGRAPHY: North America PRODUCT(S) USED: Salesforce.com, Pervasive Business Integrator, MS SQL Server, MS Access # USERS: 143

20. Payment Processing, Inc. – Key Challenges Business Challenge Get closer to clients, better understand their needs through better client data Respond to client needs faster Technology Challenge Integration between multiple applications and internal data warehouse Reduce reliance on custom code and third-party developers Automate notification for installation at client sites Transfer data with minimal user error Improve client satisfaction Improve efficiency Reduce reliance on consultants Increase data accuracy Get near-term ROI

21. Payment Processing, Inc. – The Solution How did we address the challenges? Recommendation from Salesforce – Pervasive, for ease of use and speed of implementation Scalability – Reusable maps reduced time for data movement from 24 hours to 30 minutes One main point for data entry – Edit once, populate many Extensibility – Expanded beyond original use for improved lead management and client service/support Pervasive Business Integrator 143 Salesforce Seats Integration points through Salesforce API Training – One person trained by Pervasive Business Units affected – All DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

22. Payment Processing, Inc. – Results What were the results? 4700% improvement on data access/movement time! Reduced development schedules by 95%! Higher customer satisfaction – one year sales growth 82.3%! Huge improvements in data quality and accuracy – 50%! Immediate ROI – within 24 hours!

23. Sean Coutts Director of IS [email_address]

24. About Open Text Corporation Open Text supports 20 million seats across 13,000 deployments in 114 countries and 12 languages worldwide. Open Text is the world’s largest provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions that bring together people, processes and information Open Text’s ECM solutions enable great minds to work together and innovate at an exponential rate across a wide range of business applications in various industries INDUSTRY: Enterprise Software EMPLOYEES: 1800 GEOGRAPHY: Global PRODUCT(S) USED: SFA, PRM, Cast Iron, One Source, D&B, BlueWolf, Sandbox, Exact Target # USERS: 700

25. Open Text Integration Map Cast Iron Integration Appliance Marketing, Field Marketing Account Development Account Executive Region VP Executive Partners Great Plains Financials Changepoint D&B Toolkit One Source FrontRange ITSM Customer Support Cognos Financials BI 8 Global Forecasting System SAP R3 Livelink Product & Open Text Products

26. Case Study Template – Key Challenges Business Challenge Open Text is an acquisition company so assimilation of data is key. Consolidated reporting from multiple systems Data cleanliness Understanding of hierarchal account penetration Technology Challenge Integration between systems Integration of data both Structured and Un-structured High Costs Time to integrate acquisitions impacts profitability Inefficiency and lack of overall customer impact Consolidated customer reporting for financials

27. Case Study Template – The Solution How did we address the challenges? Provided a simplified CRM user experience using Salesforce -Single system for all sales life-cycle management from Marketing, lead generation to close by implementing AppExchange. Implemented Change Management using the simplicity of Salesforce to remove redundant efforts and the enabled ease of operation driving user adoption with the business community (What is in it for me?) Created a common key for data in all our systems - Using Dun’s Number as our common key and updated our customer records Integrated our systems using an appliance technology – Cast Iron provideing us almost real time results Implemented a Customer Consolidation Index joining records in multiple systems without duplicating data Integrated with SAP and Great Plains and business processes Tools -Cast Iron Appliance, D&B bulk cleaning & XML Tool kit, AppExchange, Custom S-controls Integration points – (2) SAP, Great Plains, Changepoint, FrontRange ITSM, Onyx, Clarify, Cognos Bi8, Business Operations managed and co-ordinated training, release and deployment plan Embedded business processes to support Sales, Marketing, Field Marketing, New Account Development, Channels DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

28. Case Study Template – Results What were the results? Single Sales Life-Cycle management point tool with Salesforce.com Augmented Data records in Salesforce (internal & external data) Parent Hierarchy and relationship modeling 360 degree view of customer becoming a reality Globally/Corporate adopted sales process and single interactive system Consolidated Data Records – Cast Iron, CCD, D&B Marketing Analysis and proactive customer understanding Increased capability to integrate acquisitions Implementation of our Channel PRM systems Integrated Structured and Non-Structured Data - Wallet

29. Sales Life-Cycle Management Departments: Marketing, Account Development, Field Marketing, Account Executives, Professional Services, Regional VP to senior management # Users: 400 Key Requirements Campaign Management – Exact Target Pipeline Management - Dashboards Data Augmentation / cleaning – D&B / OneSource Customer Data – Internal integrations (SAP, GP, ITSM, Changepoint) – Cast Iron Forecasting – Custom Tool Professional Services Engagements Account Plans Order Entry

30. Open Text Corporation Business Challenges Acquire and rapidly integrate, or be acquired Limited visibility into business transactions Simplify order-to-cash process Cost of changing SAP prohibitive Why we selected Cast Iron Simple appliance : Fast to deploy and easy to sustain Competition: 2.5x cost + consulting not included Enabled centralized management Eliminate labor-intensive integration activities SOX Compliancy Results Integrations no longer hinder acquisitions 1 st Project implemented in 10 days No coding No hidden costs Cast Iron Integration Appliance

31. Salesforce.com Partner Relationship Management (PRM) Departments: Sales, Marketing, Channel Marketing # Users: 100 Key Requirements Partner Program management In- progress of implementation

32. Non-Structure Data Wallet Departments: Open Text Corporate # Users: 2000 plus Key Requirements Shared Documentation Managed and Categorized Meta Data Associated Quick Search Re-usable by all systems

33. Sean Coutts Director, Information & Systems Prasad Ramakrishnan Manager - BI and Data warehouse David McMath Director of Internal Development QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION OpenText Brocade Payment Processing David Cahill Technical Architect Salesforce.com

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