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Oracle AIA and SOA: Innovation and Process ExcellenceSanat JoshiVice President, Oracle Industries Business UnitMarch 2009
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Agenda
• The Opportunity for Relevance and Revenue
• SOA and AIA for Accelerating Innovation and Process Improvements
• Insight and Analytics• Customer Examples
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Key Take-Aways
1. Customers are willing to invest in projects with immediate and measurable
ROI
2. Process Improvement, Manufacturing Operations Applications and SOA
projects remain top priorities for manufacturing companies
3. Oracle AIA and SOA can deliver rapid business process improvements
and reduce IT costs
4. Targeted Business Intelligence projects like Manufacturing Operations
Center deliver large ROI
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Mfg Intelligence & Integration : Market Size
The manufacturing operations software application market, currently tremendously underserved, will continue to grow, experiencing a five-year 13% CAGR and surpassing the $8B mark by 2011. - AMR Research
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Business Process Improvements is Priority
“Integrating and enhancing existing systems and processes is the most frequently cited technology priority.”
State of the CIO Survey 2007, CIO Magazine
“The 30 Most Important IT Trends for 2007”
November 2006
“When business and IT executives jointly take an end-to-end look at business processes, the resulting investments can have up to ten times the impact of traditional IT cost reduction efforts.” Managing IT in a Downturn: Beyond Cost Cutting, McKinsey & Company, 2008
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SOA Spending Continues to Grow
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Key Business ProcessesKey Business Processes
Think Business Process – Not IT Applications
ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT and BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
OPERATIONS SUPPORTBusiness Management & Control Human Resources Management
OPERATIONSConcept to Market
Demand to Delivery
Sales & Operations Planning
Strategic Sourcing
Supply Chain Execution
ManufacturingWarehouse
ManagementFulfillment/ Logistics
Installation/Commissioning
Ideation and Project/Portfolio
Management
Product Design/ Development
Quality and Cost ManagementPrototype/Pilot New Product Introduction Sustaining Engineering
Financial Control & Reporting
Cash & Treasury Management
IT ManagementEnterprise
Information Mgt.Workforce Deployment
Workforce Retention
RecruitingCompensation Management
Align Organization with Corporate Strategy
Align Market Opportunities with Investments
Design Business Infrastructure
Analyze Deviations & Initiate Corrective Actions
Provide Strategic Financial & Operation Reporting
Production Scheduling
Market to Demand
Quote, Configuration & Order Management
Product, Services, & Catalog
Management
Contract Management
Partner/Channel Management
Compensation Management
Market Planning, Budgeting, Events/ Campaigns
Sales Planning, Budgeting & Execution
Price Management
Service Life Cycle (Delivery to Retire)
Remote ManagementInstallation, Inspection, preventive Management
Contract, Warranty .. Management
Field Service Execution
Service Collaboration Service AnalysisSelf Assisted & Assisted Service
End of Life
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Integration /Interactive
ServicesRepository
End to End Processes Span Organizations and Applications
Oracle SOA TechnologiesBPEL Process ManagerEnterprise Services BusBusiness Rules Engine
EdgeApplications
Order to CashProcure to Pay
XML Gateway
WSGIntegration
BrokerIntegration
Broker
IndustrySolutions
Developers
• Orders• Leads• Cases• Customers• Tasks
• Invoices
• Payments
• Financialsanctions(OFAC*)
• Procure-to-pay
• Vendor validation
• Recruiting• Person• Job data• Demographic
data
Integration Broker
Integration Broker
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SOA and Oracle Application Integration Architecture
Flexible IT Architecture
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Typical BPM Lifecycle
BPMLifecycle
Monitor
Optimize
Business Process
Monitoring(BAM)
Implement
Deploy
Execute
Business Process Execution (BPE)
Model
Simulate
Business Process Analysis (BPA)
Various Phases
LOB Process Owner
Developer
Process Administrator
Business AnalystProcess ArchitectBusiness Engineer
Business Analyst
BPM
Various Stakeholders
Business End User
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BPM increases the business value of SOA
Front end Applications
Biz Processes/ Workflows
Service Orchestration
Implementation Services
Business Services(“Composite”)
ApplicationsPackaged/Legacy/Custom
BPM provides a great abstraction for building business systems
SOA provides the platform that bridges the business processes and operational resources
BPM optimizes the use of SOA across core business processes that impact business objectives
BPM provides a great abstraction for building business systems
SOA provides the platform that bridges the business processes and operational resources
BPM optimizes the use of SOA across core business processes that impact business objectives
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J2EE Application ServerOracle WebLogic Application Server
Metadata Repository
Messaging
The Oracle SOA Technologies
Apps
AdaptersAdapters B2B B2B
PartnersDB Legacy
CONNECTIVITY
Routing Transform DataQuality
ETL &Replication
Data IntegratorData IntegratorESBESB
Mediation
ROUTING & DATA SERVICES
NativeBPEL
Business Rules
Human Workflow
BPEL Process ManagerBPEL Process Manager
ORCHESTRATION GOVERNANCE
UDDI
DiscoveryPolicies
WS Policies
Security
Web Services Web Services ManagerManager
RegistryRegistry
System Monitoring
Enterprise Enterprise ManagerManager
EventsBusiness Monitoring
BAMBAM BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
Analytics
MANAGEMENT&
MONITORING
ApplicationDevelopmentFramework
AnalystTools
BPABPASuiteSuite
JDeveloperJDeveloper
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BPEL Process Manager
Enterprise Service Bus
Oracle Data Integrator
The concept of AIA
Siebel CRM
E-Business Suite
Optimize Offer
Forecast Demand
Capture Order
Pick, Pack, Ship
Billing Deduction &
Settlement
AIA Enterprise Business Objects & Services Layer
Customer Sales Order Invoice…
SAP or ISV App
Custom Apps
End to end Composite Business Process
Common Objects, Standardized Business Services
AIA business connectors for all participating Apps
Loosely coupled
Application Business Connector Service
API or Web Service
Composite UI
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Linking Processes to Applications
EnterpriseApplications
Web Services
ServiceOrchestrations
Enterprise Business Objects (EBOs)
Business Processes
Application Integration Architecture (AIA)
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How is AIA Delivered
Industry Reference Models: Industry Processes and
Integrations
Process Integration Packs: Pre-built composite business
processes across multiple enterprise Applications
Foundation Pack: Common Object Models, SOA Architecture, Best practices
Pre-Built SOAand Direct Integrations
Built using Oracle Fusion Middleware
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AIA Foundation Pack Faster, Structured and Repeatable Approach to Process Composition
Service Oriented Reference Architecture• Open & nonproprietary• Includes both content and technology
Enterprise Business Services Library• Prebuilt and standards-based• Application Independent
SOA Governance• Business Service Repository• SOA Test, Error Handling and Diagnostics
Service Oriented Programming Model• Same approach used by Oracle Development• Supports both web service and batch
Oracle’s own implementation of
SOA
Quicker Assembly of Composite Business
Processes
Standardized Building Blocks for Interoperability
& Reusability
End to End Lifecycle Consistency and lower TCO
Evolve to an Enterprise Architecture Leveraging
What You Have
Enterprise Business Processes• Application Independent• Annotated with Business Services
Top-Down App- Independent Business
Processes
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Key Cross Application Processes (Examples)
Telecom
Order to Activate
Revenue Management
Customer Care
Retail
Integrated Logistics
Integrated Financial Controls
Multi Channel Order
Management
CPG
Trade Promotion Execution
Trade Promotion
Management
Manufacturing
Lead to Cash
Channel Management
Product Lifecycle
Management
FinancialServices
Account Origination with Core Banking
Other Core Banking
Processes
Multi-Channel Customer Service
Demand Managemen
t
Travel & Trans
Public Sector
Life Sciences
Insurance & Health
EnergyChemicalsAutoAero &
DefenseEducation &
Research
Engineering &
Constrction
Industrial
Mfg
Logistics Service
Providers
Natural Resources
Oil & GasProfessional
Services Utilities
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AIA Foundation Pack 2.1.0
Enterprise Object Library : 46 Objects, 460 Service Operations
Lifecycle Extensions: Test Validation, Error Handling, Diagnostics
Governance: Service Repository, Process Models
Standards Support: CCTS 9.0, OAG, ISO 11179
• Account Balance Adjustment
• Advance Shipment Notice
• Bill Of Materials
• Customer Party
• Disbursed Payment
• Engineering Change Order
• Installed Product
• Invoice
• Item
• Item Balance
• Item Composition
• Item Structure
• Location
• Manufacture Item Composition
• Price List
• Purchase Order
• Quote
• Received Payment
• Request For Quote
• Bill of Lading
• Demand Forecast
• Freight Terms
• Shipment Request
• Inventory Reservation
• Accounting Entry
• Credit Memo
• Request For Quote
• Requisition
• Sales Order
• Shipment Plan
• Currency Exchange
• Debit Memo
• Chart of Accounts
• Payment Term
• Payable Invoice
• Pick List
• Promotion
• Shipment Receipt
• Supplier Party
• Sales Quote
• Bank Account
• Transaction Calendar
• Fund Transfer
• Fund Transfer Schedule
• Shipment Advice
• Check
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AIA Partner Models & Programs
AIA Partner
Ecosystem
1
SI Strategic CoDevelopment
Model
SI Implementation
Engagement Model
3
2
SI Led Development & Validation
Model
AIA for SAP - Special Partner
Model
4
5
ISV Integration Development &
Validation Model
Partner Model
Key Characteristics
1 SI Strategic Co-Development Model
• Joint investment in development and GTM• Oracle product and IP• Partner positioned as preferred implementer in Named Accounts
2 SI Led Development Model
• Partner invests in building repeatable solutions• Uses AIA Foundation Pack and may contribute to it• Partner solution and IP. Validated, endorsed and promoted by Oracle. Listed on Oracle AIA Solution Catalog
3 SI Implementation Engagement Model
• Awareness, Education and Training on AIA• Deal Support, COE and Labs Setup for AIA products• Cost effective service delivery network for AIA
4 AIA for SAP – Special Partner Model
• Special partner model to support creation of Oracle Apps to SAP PIPs •Multiple GTM & implementation partners possible
5 ISV Integration Development & Validation Model
• ISV builds and owns the AIA business connectors for their Apps• Validated, endorsed and promoted by Oracle• Non-competitive ISVs preferred at the PIP level
The goal is to create a comprehensive partner ecosystem to develop, extend and deploy Oracle AIA
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Co-Development Implies Shared Opportunity
Engage System Integrator Partners to co-invest in AIA integrations and new industry applications
Objective• Accelerate partners’ service delivery capability around Oracle solutions• Enhance Oracle’s integration and industry applications roadmap
Engagement Model• Joint investment in development resources and go-to-market activities • Partner selection based on domain expertise
Shared Opportunity• Oracle owns and supports the product• Partner positioned as preferred provider at named accounts for services
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Process Monitoring and Continuous Improvement enables Operational Excellence
BI and BAM
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Operational Excellence Projects = ROIMfg Integration & Intelligence
Source: AMR Research, 2003
Production efficiency improvement -- 25%
Cycle time improvement -- 13 to 20%
Increase in asset utilization -- 10%
Annual payback potential -- 10x
Plus…• Eliminate discrepancy between manual data and machine data
• Perform preventive maintenance based on machine “actuals” vs. “best guess”
• Achieve visibility for lean and six-sigma programs
• Progressively eliminate on-hold and other production issues
• Gain competitive edge by sharing quality information with customers
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Production Capacity Loss Analysis - OEE Identify Improvement Opportunities
Overall Equipment Effectiveness Summary Analysis of Production Loss Types
Details of Causes for Each Loss Type
- VP of Operations
- Plant Manager
- Production Supervisor
For
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Oracle Manufacturing Operations Center
The Foundation for Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing Operations
Contextualize Plant Floor Data and
Synchronize with ERP
Contextualize Plant Floor Data and
Synchronize with ERP
Provide Real-Time Intelligence for
Plant Operations
Provide Real-Time Intelligence for
Plant Operations
Leverage Next Generation Manufacturing
Operations Architecture
Leverage Next Generation Manufacturing
Operations Architecture
• Consistent mfg information for all users
• Convert equipment data into useful business info
• Ensure rapid response to manufacturing issues
• Leverage existing plant IT infrastructure
• Enable gradual upgrade of plant systems
• Simplify IT support for your core mfg strategy
• Deliver performance metrics & trends by role
• Easily build dashboards to your unique needs
• Identify performance improvement opportunities
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What is Next-Generation Manufacturing Operations Architecture?
“It is often more expedient to install an abstraction layer built on a plant-level data store than to reengineer the plethora of existing applications to achieve normalization. We see this approach rapidly emerging as a best practice.” -- Alison Smith, February 2008
• Built on a common abstraction layerof production / equipment data
• Leverage existing investments in plant IT infrastructure – no rip & replace
• Allows for gradual upgrade of plant systems
Next-Generation Architecture
AbstractionLayer
ERP
Distributed Plant Systems
Automation & Control
Mfg Ops CenterMfg Ops Center
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Oracle BI Role-Based Dashboards and KPIsDeliver Performance Measures by Responsibility
• Pre-built role-specific dashboards, reports, and alerts
• Graphical views
- Trend charts- Graphs- Tables
• Embedded best-practice calculations and KPIs
• Analytic workflows to drive actions
• Drill-downs into details forroot-cause analysis
• Leverages OBIEE+
• Configurable and customizable
- Red-yellow-greenindicators
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Key Take-Aways
1. Customers are willing to invest in projects with immediate and measurable
ROI
2. Process Improvement, Manufacturing Operations Applications and SOA
projects remain top priorities for manufacturing companies
3. Oracle AIA and SOA can deliver rapid business process improvements
and reduce IT costs
4. Targeted Business Intelligence projects like Manufacturing Operations
Center deliver large ROI
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Manufacturing Customer Examples
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Ingersoll Rand uses BIEE for 360O View of Business and
Realizes Improved Sales Cycle, and Reduced Order Mgmt Costs
COMPANY OVERVIEW• Ingersoll Rand is a leading diversified industrial company providing
products, services and integrated solutions to industries ranging from transportation and manufacturing to food retailing, construction, and agriculture.
• Industry: Industrial Goods, Diversified Machinery • Employees: 40,000• Revenue: US$11.23 Billion
CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES• Inability to have a single view of sector’s performance across 38
domestic and international regions, 3 channels, multiple business units, and 137 product categories
• Difficult to react to market - inability to identify root cause and drive corrective actions
• Disparate systems from consolidation, mergers, and acquisitions: Oracle ERP, Siebel CRM, Mfg/Pro, AS/400, mainframe …
SOLUTIONS• Deployed Oracle BI Order Management Analytics to over 60 users
across HQ, Sales, Marketing, and Order Management in 17 weeks (additional 250 user rollout in progress)
• Currently deploying Oracle BI Sales Analytics in 15 weeks• Incorporated data from multiple sources: E-Business Suite, Siebel
CRM, Avenue, and legacy applications (Mfg/Pro, Copes, etc.)
RESULTS
• Established the “single version of truth” to enable monitoring of entire business process from opportunity, quotation & forecast, order, booking, backlog, to invoicing.
• Improved the sales cycles with the ability to perform backlog analysis.
• Decreased the order management costs and increase on-time delivery and customer satisfaction.
• Rolled out consistent key performance indictors across multiple business units.
• Empowered users with timely information tailored to their specific role
• Proactively detected business deviations and alerted affected manager
Jan-08Pending customer approval – Internal Use Only
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE
• “…the YTD revenue summary reports including the drill down capabilities. If you haven't seen it I believe you will be suitably impressed (I was). If the other sectors see it, they will want it.....badly!”
• Barry Libenson• CIO
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Automotive OEMYahoo Owner Center Initiative
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Cisco SystemsStreamline Campaign-to-Cash Business Process
Front-Office Back-Office
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Data / Business Component Layer
Global Vehicle Tracking & Logistics
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G James goes live on MOC
• Australia's leading integrated glass and aluminum organization
• Implementing EBS R12, first phase Financials go-live in 2008
• Implementing MOC, without waiting for roll-out to complete
• Plans to deploy entire suite of Oracle EBS
• Other products include Configurator, Flow Mfg, Financials, Procurement, Order Mgmt, Mobile Supply Chain Applications….
First customer to go-live on MOC, on November 21, 2008
• The project for their Brisbane Extrusion Plant –Tool room Department was completed in 13 weeks, by Oracle Consulting
• The deployment contains all 32 equipment from the Tool Room department that manufactures dies for Aluminum extrusion.
• On the go-live day, the MOC instance contained all transaction activity from August onwards. The MOC set up included 2,000+ items and 80,000 transactions.
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GE Healthcare Implements SOA Foundation and Trade Collaborator with Oracle SOA Suite
COMPANY OVERVIEW
• Global provider of transformational medical technologies and services
• Industry: Healthcare• Employees: 42,500+• Revenue: USD$17Bn
CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES
• The challenge of the SOA Foundation project was to implement a set of processes, tools and best practice for the governance, management and orchestration of web services
• The Trade Collaborator Service Enablement project is about providing a consistent, reusable set of services for our disparate ERP systems (E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, SAP, JDE…) to carry out trade compliance checking.
SOLUTION
• SOA Foundation consists of 3 major components (OWSM, ESB and BPM) run in a clustered configuration.
• The Trade Collaborator service enablement project leverages the routing and adapting features of the ESB layer to adapt to Oracle E-Business Suite.
RESULTS
• Long term benefits of the SOA Foundation are based on the value of having strong governance and management of our SOA from the outset.
• Provides ability to change dynamic business rules without impacting core functionality
• Trade Collaborator service enablement will provide GE Healthcare with a single reusable set of services to facilitate trade compliance checking across P&L’s.
• Trade Collaborator has an indirect benefit of $672K due to a reduction in interface development and infrastructure costs for additional sites and/or businesses.
Jan-08Pending customer approval – Internal Use Only
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