Ryan CrawCour Independent Consultant & Integration Specialist Session Code: SOA 301

integrate (v.) "to render (something) whole," … from integer "whole" (see integer).integer Meaning: "to put together parts or elements and combine them into a whole"

Topics Why? What? How? What’s new?

Topics Why? – The Challenges What? How? What’s new?

Key Customer Pain Points Disparate Systems Inconsistent Information Frequent Changes Inefficient Manual Processes Hard to Manage Complex Business Rules Lack of Visibility

The Changing Landscape Application Integration Domain CRM HR E-Commerce ERP CRM Business Partner HR E-Commerce ERP CRM HR E-Commerce ERP Business Partner

Topics Why? What? - Scenarios, Capabilities and Benefits How? What’s new?

Abstracting back-end systems Automating mission-critical processes Enforcing process compliance and governance Enabling new channels and business models Providing visibility across disparate heterogeneous systems Reducing risk in legacy modernization

BizTalk Benefits Leverages existing investments Simplifies and automates interoperability Shields from change impacts Promotes agility and manageability Provides business process visibility Reduces operational risks

BizTalk Benefits

Embrace change with BizTalk Server Ryan CrawCour Independent Consultant & Integration Specialist

BizTalk Enterprise Ready Capabilities Reliability – persistence and durability Availability – load balancing and fault tolerance Scalability – clustering and servers group Security – service, message and role based

Topics Why? What? How? – Best Practices Through the Stages What’s new?

Best Practices Through The Stages Architecture & Planning Development Testing Deployment & Support

Best Practices Architecture & Planning Canonical Schemas Loosely Coupled Development Testing Deployment & Support

Point-to-Point = Brittle Inbound Order Format #1 Inbound Order Format #2 Inbound Order Format #3 Outbound Order Request Format #1 Outbound Order Request Format #2

Canonical = Reusable In enterprise application integration, the "canonical data model" is a design pattern used to communicate between different data formats. Source: Inbound Order Format #1 Inbound Order Format #2 Inbound Order Format #3 Outbound Order Request Format #1 Outbound Order Request Format #2 Canonical Order Format

Best Practices Architecture & Planning Canonical Schemas Loosely Coupled Development Testing Deployment & Support

Keeping it Loose Ryan CrawCour Independent Consultant & Integration Specialist

Best Practices Architecture & Planning Development Reusable Project Structure Testing Deployment & Support

Best Practices Architecture & Planning Development Testing Unit Test Test Soon & Test Often Load Test Deployment & Support

Best Practices Architecture & Planning Development Testing Deployment & Support Repeatable Versioning Operational Management

Topics Why? What? How? What’s new? - BizTalk Server 2009 and Beyond

XML B2B EAI (partner adapters) Vertical B2B BPM Partner Adapters SOA/ESB Adapters in Box Host Integration SOA/ESBBPM Extend B2B (+EDI/AS2) RFID ESB Toolkit BPM Extend B2B BAM+ ALM Support RFID Mobile and Std Pack New Adapters Update Swift 500 Customers 2,000 Customers 4,000 Customers 7,000 Customers 8,000+ Customers

New Mobile RFID Platform New RFID device management and industry standards support Enhanced Support for EDI and AS2 Protocols and Drummond certification Updated SWIFT Support and SWIFTReady Financial EAI Gold certification New Application Lifecycle Management support New Application Lifecycle Management support Support for TFS – integrated source control, bug tracking, and MSBuild automation Support for TFS – integrated source control, bug tracking, and MSBuild automation Enhanced Developer Productivity Enhanced Developer Productivity Visual Studio project system updates Visual Studio project system updates Support for.NET 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Support for.NET 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Take advantages of the latest developer tools Take advantages of the latest developer tools Support for Windows 2008 and SQL Server 2008 Support for Windows 2008 and SQL Server 2008 Hyper-V support Hyper-V support Increased performance & scalability Increased performance & scalability New UDDI v3 Web Services Registry New & enhanced LOB adapters (Oracle EBS, SQL) Enhanced host systems integration (MQ, CICS, IMS) Enhanced BAM ESB Toolkit BizTalk Server 2009 Themes

What’s Next? Go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear and with a manly heart – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dublin Oslo.NET Services Future of BizTalk

Conclusion Successful enterprise development Enterprise development != Application development Planning is as important as development Numerous ways to succeed – and fail BizTalk is here to stay!

Call to Action Get ready and involved! Attend BizTalk Explore the web Upgrade to BizTalk Server 2009 Your Integration Projects can Succeed! Your organizations can save today with BizTalk!

Related Content Breakout Sessions Introducing the Microsoft Integration Server: BizTalk Server 2009 (SOA304) Introducing the Microsoft Integration Server: BizTalk Server 2009 (SOA304) Dynamic Messaging with Microsoft BizTalk Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Toolkit (SOA307) Dynamic Messaging with Microsoft BizTalk Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Toolkit (SOA307) Whiteboard Sessions Putting it all Together: BizTalk Server, Oslo and Azure. Bucket of Bits or SOA Strategy? (WTB206) Putting it all Together: BizTalk Server, Oslo and Azure. Bucket of Bits or SOA Strategy? (WTB206) Required Slide Speakers, please list the Breakout Sessions, TLC Interactive Theaters and Labs that are related to your session. Any queries, please check with your Track Owner. Required Slide Speakers, please list the Breakout Sessions, TLC Interactive Theaters and Labs that are related to your session. Any queries, please check with your Track Owner.

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