 Kerry Havas Product Architect Commerce Server Product Unit  Tom Schultz Program Manager Commerce Server Product Unit PC59

Shopping Cart, Merchandising Reporting, Application Services Personalization, Membership Basic B2B Catalog, Closed-loop Analytics, Stronger B2B Globalization, Advanced Analytics Connected Commerce Multi Channel / Multi Brand ALIGN WITH BUSINESS NEEDS

CY2010, 2011 Next Generation E-Commerce CY2010, 2011 Next Generation E-Commerce Q1-CY2009 Commerce Server “Mojave” Q1-CY2009 Commerce Server “Mojave” CY2009, 2010 Next mid-stream release CY2009, 2010 Next mid-stream release CY2008 May : Service Pack 2 August:Mojave CTP October:Mojave CTP CY2008 May : Service Pack 2 August:Mojave CTP October:Mojave CTP

CPG X Distributor X SCM Merch. WMS EnterpriseBPM Sell-Side Trading Partner X ERP

What is new in “Mojave”? As compared to Commerce Server 2007

CS2007 Catalog CS2007 Orders CS2007 Profiles CS2007 Analytics CS2007 Marketing CS2007 Business User Tools CS2007 IT Pro Tools CS2007 Web Services & BizTalk Adapters ASP.NET Sites developed in Visual Studio

CS2007 IT Pro Tools CS2007 IT Pro Tools Commerce Server 2007 Catalog, Orders, Profiles, Marketing, Analytics, Staging, Web Services, BizTalk AdaptErs Commerce Server 2007 Catalog, Orders, Profiles, Marketing, Analytics, Staging, Web Services, BizTalk AdaptErs CS2007 Business User Tools Catalog Manager, Marketing Manager, Customer & Order Manager CS2007 Business User Tools Catalog Manager, Marketing Manager, Customer & Order Manager * SharePoint installation required “Mojave” Web Parts E.g.: Shopping, Checkout, Profile, … Shopping Web Site* Experience (white label) Shopping Web Site* Experience (white label) CS2007 IT Pro and Designer Tools CS2007 IT Pro and Designer Tools “Mobile” Template Site templates “Rich” Template Custom UX: Customize Web Parts “Mojave” Foundation API Unified and simplified run-time calling model Multi-Channel Interface New Core E-Commerce Shopping Features Custom Logic: Op/Entity Model Custom Logic: Op/Entity Model Custom UX: Direct to Mojave API

Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Operation Sequence Web Browser Mobile Application Etc... Public API Broker CS 2007 SQL Server Presentation Application Data Presentation Tools Cloud Services

var productQuery = new Query (“Product”); productQuery.Properties.Add(“Id”); productQuery.Properties.Add(“DisplayName”); productQuery.SearchCriteria.Model.Properties.Add(“Id”, “1243”); productQuery.SearchCriteria.Model.Properties.Add(“CatalogId”,”Adventure Works Catalog”); Response response = OperationServiceAgent.ProcessRequest(requestContext, productQuery.ToRequest())

QueryRelatedItem queryVariants = new QueryRelatedItem (Product.RelationshipName.Variants); productQuery.RelatedOperations.Add(queryVariants);

 Kerry Havas Product Architect Commerce Server Product Unit

Catalog Site Map Provider Product Provider Property Picker XsltPropertyList Product Filter Product Query Image Viewer Inline Product Editor Profiles Address List Address Detail Credit Card List Credit Card Detail My Profile Registration Wizard Change Password Forgot Password Orders Add to Cart Cart Checkout Minicart Order History Order Details My Shopper Lists Shopper List Detail Search Search Box Search Results Search Paging Store Locator Marketing Advertisement List

 Tom Schultz Program Manager Commerce Server Product Unit

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