1. Core Technologies Presentation Title Date Author
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2. Quote of the Day
“SOA is all about designing for change; Designing for change cannot be realized without technology, however, technology alone could not enable SOA.
Frédéric Faugère
SOA Stratégies
National Bank of Canada
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3. Stuff we need … 1. Service Enablement 2. Service Access/Interaction
Service Registry
SOA Governance
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4. Service Enablement Easy for new bespoke apps
Java App Servers
.Net
SOAP, REST
Quite Easy for Packaged Apps
More vendors provide service interfaces
Are you on the right version ?
Service Enablement Tools
Adapters
Specialist tools
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5. The options Rip and Replace Application Modernization
Presentation Title
Date
The options
Rip and Replace
Application Modernization
Replace with package
High cost
High risk
Less risky
Less costly
Rewrite
Lack of understanding
Loss of key personnel
75% intend to modernize
So what are the alternatives to application modernization? Some of organizations may consider rewriting their applications in Java or .NET or replacing an existing core system with a packaged application. In fact, many vendors have hijacked the term "legacy modernization" and now use it as a more acceptable way to say "rip and replace."
While some organizations have successfully replaced core systems with newly written applications, most have not. The reason these projects often fail is due to the high cost and risk associated with a total replacement.
Others attempt to rewrite their system from the ground up. Somewhere along the line they discover they lack a complete understanding of the original system. As a result they can't create a new system with comparable functionality.
Still others believe the core issue is the lack of skilled workers to support the so-called "legacy" system. They think replacing both the old technology and the longtime employees will solve their problem. Unfortunately, they overlook a very important point. The more experienced and knowledgeable employees have more than just programming and system management skills- they also know and understand the business processes inside and out. Loss of key personnel can risk loss of domain knowledge. Attempting to replace an existing system without the benefit of the domain knowledge that these employees possess is truly a risky proposition.
Many customers have taken those points into consideration when weighing a decision to rip and replace or modernize their existing systems and many have already decided that modernization is the less risky and less costly approach. A study we conducted last year confirms organizations’ desire to modernization applications. The study revealed that 75% of the 243 customers surveyed worldwide intended to modernize their systems compared with rewriting, replacing or outsourcing.
We believe Application Modernization is the ideal way to move systems forward to support new business initiatives.
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6. SOA Edition Building the bridge to SOA
Presentation Title
Date
SOA Edition Building the bridge to SOA
Green screens
Isolated applications
Difficult to change
Mysterious “noodle code”
Possibilities
Rich interfaces
Service orchestration
Designed to change
Governable and Manageable
Today
SOA
The SOA Edition, helps an organization leverage their existing application and data assets and make them available for use in a SOA. Our goal is to help you build the bridge to SOA faster.
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7. One Size Does Not Fit All
Presentation Title
Date
One Size Does Not Fit All
Instant Web Enablement
Comprehensive Mainframe Integration
Reusable Services
User
Session
Transactions
Data
Events
‘On the fly’ transformation of ‘green screens’ into state-of-the-art Web pages
Without touching existing systems
Highly customizable
Integration Your Way
Customer Spain:
“I feel like we are missing a major opportunity because our systems aren't integrated. We have to do a ton of custom coding right now, and unfortunately no one has shown us a solution that doesn't ask us to change our business model to fit the package”.
Modern SOA architecture for legacy applications
Choice of optimal integration architecture
Comprehensive support for existing environments
Rapid service enablement with governance built-in
Direct access to data
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8. Stuff we need … 1. Service Enablement 2. Service Access/Interaction
Service Registry
SOA Governance
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9. Service Access Enterprise Service Bus – Integration Platform
Presentation Title
Date
Service Access Enterprise Service Bus – Integration Platform
ESB is a communication and mediation layer that connects service consumers and providers …
- Gartner
… responsible for providing a distributed communications infrastructure …
- Forrester
… enables the separation of communication and integration logic from the application business logic
- Gartner
An ESB is a middleware solution that enables interoperability among heterogeneous environments using a service-oriented model …
- Burton
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10. Software AG Positioned as a Leader in the ESB Market
Presentation Title
Date
Software AG Positioned as a Leader in the ESB Market
“The standout feature of webMethods ESB is its elegant tooling”
“Software AG earned top scores for design-time support by including its CentraSite repository”
Source: Forrester Research, Inc., The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Service Buses, Q1 2009, January 26, 2009
The Forrester Wave is copyrighted by Forrester Research, Inc. Forrester and Forrester Wave are trademarks of Forrester Research, Inc. The Forrester Wave is a graphical representation of Forrester's call on a market and is plotted using a detailed spreadsheet with exposed scores, weightings, and comments. Forrester does not endorse any vendor, product, or service depicted in the Forrester Wave. Information is based on best available resources. Opinions reflect judgment at the time and are subject to change.
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11. webMethods Integration Platform Supports Business Goals
Presentation Title
Date
webMethods Integration Platform Supports Business Goals
All integration patterns – SOA, EDA, B2B
Rapid to deploy - high productivity, reuse, cross platform
Sustained delivery speed - Governance
Single server to globally distributed solution
Proven architecture over 10 years
Low cost of management - low number of components, advanced monitoring.
Service Mediation
Service Orchestration
Service Enablement
Define each term
High level what \\
Full support for
WS* and POX
Standards
Multi-Protocol
Communications
webMethods ESB (Integration Server)
Enterprise-Class Foundation for your SOA
Features
Single services based container for application and partner integration
Create services via Enablement, Link services via Orchestration, Enhance services via Mediation
Full support for Web Service (WS*) and POX based standards
Multi-protocol communications and document standards support
Supports all integration patterns
Benefits
Foundation for your SOA and Integration Projects
Orchestrate business services from many diverse sources
Meeting the complex integration needs of your SOA
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12. What is the webMethods ESB Platform?
Presentation Title
Date
What is the webMethods ESB Platform?
webMethods ESB
(Integration Server)
webMethods Market Presence
webMethods ESB (Integration Server)
Over 1,800 Customers
webMethods Broker
Over 1,200 Customers
webMethods Trading Networks
Over 1,100 Customers
Profile of Typical Implementations
Integration Backbone
B2B Integration
SOA Enablement +
JMS Provider
(Broker) +
Developer & Adapters +
B2B (Trading Networks
& eStandards)
This slide is to setup what the components of the ESB Platform are. Highlight all of the pieces that make up the platform so that prospects understand our complete offering +
SOA Governance
webMethods ESB Platform
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13. Logical Architecture Integration Server offers invocation by
Clients
Integration Server offers invocation by
synchronous
asynchronous
Broker provides
request/reply
pub/sub
Asynchronous
Synchronous
ESB
Integration Server
Broker or JMS
ESB
Integration Server
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14. Stuff we need … 1. Service Enablement 2. Service Access/Interaction
Service Registry
SOA Governance
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15. The Architecture of SOA Governance
Presentation Title
Date
The Architecture of SOA Governance
Service Consumers
Business Users
Policies, Service Metadata
Run-time policy enforcement
Collaboration,
Policy Definition, Lifecycle Management, Impact Analysis,
Measurement
Service Bus
IT Developers
Registry/
Repository
IT Operations
Service Providers
Design- and Change-time Governance
Run-time Governance
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16. Structure: Multi-Organizational Capabilities enable SOA Federation
Presentation Title
Date
Structure: Multi-Organizational Capabilities enable SOA Federation
Collaboration among autonomous SOA providers and consumers
SOA Federation
Service promotion between registries and repositories
App Dev Team
Partner
App Dev Team
LOB IT
Customer
Policy driven access and actions
Service lifecycle control
Multiple taxonomies
Relationships and impact analysis
Project Team
DMZ
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17. Aligning Governance with Traditional SDLCs
Presentation Title
Date
Aligning Governance with Traditional SDLCs
Check Policy X
requested
in design in
development
in test in
production
requested
in design in
development …
How do you as an EA work with existing project management team and the lifecycles that have been in place for years.
Need: Timely influence, not brute force enforcement of policies
requested
in design in
development
in test …
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18. Presentation Title
Date
Positioned in Leaders Quadrant of Integrated SOA Governance Technology Sets Magic Quadrant
“SOA governance is about ensuring and validating that assets and artifacts within the architecture are operating as expected and maintaining a certain level of quality”
Source: Gartner, Inc., Magic Quadrant for Integrated SOA Governance Technology Sets, 2007, L. Frank Kenney, Daryl C. Plummer, December 31, 2007
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted December 31, 2007 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner’s analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the “Leaders” quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Magic Quadrant graphic was published by Gartner, Inc., as part of a larger research note and should be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The Gartner report is available upon request from Software AG.
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19. Managed lifecycle enables Trust
Presentation Title
Date
Managed lifecycle enables Trust
Lifecycle for Web Services etc (fully customizable)
Designed
In Test
Productive
Retired
Active Policies™ controlling lifecycle transitions (freely definable)
Check WS-I compliance
Change access permissions for Test group
3. Send out to Test group
Undeploy
Change permissions: service will not be viewable for other organizations anymore
Apply runtime policies
Deploy on target endpoints
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20. Structure: Role-based Design for Customized User Interfaces
Presentation Title
Date
Structure: Role-based Design for Customized User Interfaces
Developer
Architect
IT Operations
Business User
Admin
Service
Consumer
Design Time
Run Time
Change Time
Over 50 pre-defined SOA roles serves multiple stakeholders.
Extend and create new roles as needed.
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21. Structure: Flexible meta-data model adapts to your Enterprise
Presentation Title
Date
Structure: Flexible meta-data model adapts to your Enterprise
Custom Asset Types
Custom Attributes
Custom Relationships
Custom Taxonomies
Custom Meta Data Views
Custom Meta Data Extraction
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22. Scale: Unified System Of Record
Presentation Title
Date
Scale: Unified System Of Record
Asset Registry
Basic Information
Binding Template
Company
WSDL
SOA Asset Relationships
Dependencies
Associations
Similarities
UDDI
SOA Assets
Asset Repository
Schema Documents
Documentation
Sample Client Code
Artifacts
Policies
Service Delivery Contracts
Consumers
Services
Policies
Deployments
Relationships
Lifecycle Policies
Design Time
Run Time
Change Time
Contracts
Performance Metrics
Response Time
Successful Transactions
Service Faults
Throughput
Performance
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23. CentraSite Governance Edition
Presentation Title
Date
CentraSite Governance Edition
APIs for…
Policy Enforcement Points (PEP)
Federated Registries / Repositories
Service Consumers
Design & Development Tools
Registry & Governance Application
Repository Interface
UDDIv3
JAXR API
ebRS
Repository Engine
CentraSite Governance Edition
Registry
Metadata
Content
Repository
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24. Case Study: Financial services institution
Presentation Title
Date
Case Study: Financial services institution
“We approved 5 applications to use our service” “At some times of day the service gets slow – but we don’t know who’s causing it, and we don’t know who is impacted”
They thought wrong!!!
34 apps used the service
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25. Visibility with Insight Step 1: Install Insight Agents
Presentation Title
Date
Visibility with Insight Step 1: Install Insight Agents
Insight Agents add less than 5% overhead even under the most stressful situations
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26. Visibility with Insight Step 2: Let the Application Run
Presentation Title
Date
Visibility with Insight Step 2: Let the Application Run
Insight automatically discovers call flows and maps dependencies end-to-end with no custom coding or configuration
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27. Visibility with Insight Step 3: Slice & Dice Data
Presentation Title
Date
Visibility with Insight Step 3: Slice & Dice Data
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28. Enterprise-scale SOA and BPM
Presentation Title
Date
Enterprise-scale SOA and BPM
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29. Presentation Title
Date
Software AG Positioned as a Leader in the Integration-Centric BPM Suites Market
“Software AG received high scores across the board”
Source: Forrester Research, Inc., The Forrester Wave™: Integration-Centric Business Process Management Suites, Q4 2008, October 6, 2008
The Forrester Wave is copyrighted by Forrester Research, Inc. Forrester and Forrester Wave are trademarks of Forrester Research, Inc. The Forrester Wave is a graphical representation of Forrester's call on a market and is plotted using a detailed spreadsheet with exposed scores, weightings, and comments. Forrester does not endorse any vendor, product, or service depicted in the Forrester Wave. Information is based on best available resources. Opinions reflect judgment at the time and are subject to change.
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30. SOA Governance -> Solution Governance
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31. Security Policies: Machine Enforceable
Presentation Title
Date
Security Policies: Machine Enforceable
Requirement
Policy
Enforcement Point
Who designs services?
Registry Access Control
Registry
Who can change Policies?
Repository Access Control
Repository
How are service consumers authenticated?
Authentication Policy
Runtime Intermediary
What rights are granted?
Authorization Policy
How are messages secured?
Encryption Policy
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32. Reuse Policies: Machine Enforceable
Presentation Title
Date
Reuse Policies: Machine Enforceable
Requirement
Policy
Enforcement Point
Can’t Find Services?
Service Registration
Catalog, Search and Taxonomy (Registry)
Can’t Understand how to Use Services?
Documentation
Information Manager (Repository)
Can’t Achieve Interoperability?
Validation
(Policy Manager)
Can’t Trust Services?
Reliability
Service Delivery Contracts™
(Contract Manager)
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33. Agility Policies: Machine Enforceable
Presentation Title
Date
Agility Policies: Machine Enforceable
Requirement
Policy
Enforcement Point
Key performance indicators (KPIs)?
Metrics
Reporting Dashboard
Who will be affected by the change?
Notification and Impact Analysis
Change Manager
How do I know if policies be enforced?
Enforceability
Policy Standards
Will this change break anything?
Approvals
Lifecycle Manager
(Approvals)
How do I automate change processes?
Automation
Governance Rules Engine
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34. Organizational Policies: People
Presentation Title
Date
Organizational Policies: People
Requirement
Policy
“Enforcement Point”
Who authors policies?
Policy Policy
Competency Center
What regulatory issues exist?
Regulatory Policy
Organizational
Who will pay for services?
Funding Policy
What incentives are there for reuse?
Incentives Policy
Which policies apply where?
Federation Policy
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