SAP Enhancement Package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.3 Release Highlights. SAP NetWeaver, Product Management, SAP AG

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1 SAP Enhancement Package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.3 Release Highlights SAP NetWeaver, Product Management, SAP AG

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3 Overview

4 Context SAP Product Strategy Orchestration is the means by which SAP delivers consistency, integration and manageability across all of its on-premise, on-demand, and on-device solutions. 4

5 SAP NetWeaver Delivers on Its Promise Some Facts and Figures improve innovation and flexibility ~4,800 productive customers on SAP NW PI and SAP NW BPM/CE > 850,000 registered members in SAP Business Process Expert Community improve enterprise productivity ~6,500 productive customers on SAP NetWeaver Portal get best insight into your business ~ 10,000 productive customers on SAP NetWeaver BW be a best run businesses > 20,000 productive customers on SAP Business Suite - powered by SAP NetWeaver 5

6 Value Proposition Continue SAP NetWeaver platform strategy by delivering a first Enhancement Package to the market Deliver key innovation on SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration, ready for enterprise wide adoption Reduced Total Costs of Ownership though landscape simplification (PI as single Java stack deployment, ABAP stack consolidation) No Disruption of the stable core in SAP Business Suite landscapes* * Support of SAP Business Suite content planned, timeline still in clarification 6

7 Feature Highlights

8 SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management Features Highlights Direct path from business view to process execution Seamless Process Model exchange from SAP StreamWork to BPM (BPMN 2.0) Seamlessly extend core processes, implement a blueprint and document NW BPM processes in the Business Process Library (BPL) Task Instance Collaboration: Extending process flexibility and collaboration through SAP StreamWork Visualization of BWF diagrams in BPM Leverage Public APIs: Enhancements enabling more sophisticated use cases and performance of custom implementations Decentralized Deployment of Business Rules Outside of JEE Application Server 8

9 SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Features Highlights Next generation tooling via SAP Integration Flows Installation in pure Eclipse A visual BPMN representation of an integration scenario Modeling based on Enterprise Integration Patterns Complete support for modeling Service Interface and Data types in Eclipse Modeling of Mapping in Eclipse Bringing design-time and configuration-time in PI together Easier to understand and integrate systems Enhanced monitoring via SAP Solution Manager Central User Defined Message Search (upon payload) New PI Message Alerting with simplified configuration Trend graph representation based on message alerts Java only deployment option of PI Further functionality provided on the Java stack (Java IDOC adapter completed, FTP proxy server supported, SOAP adapter enhancements) Support requirements towards the Payment Card Industry standard Message status overview enablement for synchronous (logged) messages Closer integration of BPM and PI Common deployment of AEX and BPM/BRM on one single SID Reliable connectivity between messaging and process layer via proven Java Proxy Runtime Call PI mappings (Java, XSLT) from within a BPM process 9

10 SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management List of Top Features Details

11 Business Process Management Innovations A Component View 12

12 Collaborative Process Modeling Tool Embedded in SAP StreamWork Capabilities: Business/conceptual modeling freely available in SAP StreamWork Simultaneous collaborative modeling BPMN validation without dictating Import/Export for SAP NetWeaver Gravity Foundation could support other modeling paradigms. E.g. mind maps. Value Proposition: Omnipresent Involve business users anywhere, anytime in process define Contributor view to see who did what One tool spans the complete spectrum from simple decision flows to fully-fledged BPM 13

13 Easily Extend SAP s Core Processes Business Process Library (BPL) Integration Capabilities: Search and Browse business blueprints (SAP Solution Manager) in Process Composer Implement a blueprint process or process step as a composite business process (NW BPM) Publish composite business process assets and documentation to BPL LAB PREVIEW Value Proposition: Easily extend suite core processes using composite business processes Comprehensively document composite business processes and link it to a business blueprint 14

14 Task Instance Collaboration Process Flexibility via Integration with SAP StreamWork Capabilities: Invite others to participate in taking a decision on a business user task Submit task details (description, attachments, notes) to an SAP StreamWork activity Collaborate to take a decision within SAP StreamWork activities LAB PREVIEW Value Proposition: Moving from structured to unstructured process execution for specific business user tasks Extending the reach of the business process through an on-demand collaboration platform Simple and ad-hoc integration of additional process participants. Contextualization of process data 15

15 Enhancements in the BPM Task API Build your own user interfaces for accessing and managing tasks Capabilities: Release a task again after claiming it Delegate a task to someone else Nominate someone to be the new actual owner of a task Change the priority of a task Traverse process and task hierarchies Paging support for inbox queries Manage Substitution Rules ipad prototype developed together with sovanta AG Value Proposition: More sophisticated custom UIs for BPM End Users (Task Execution UIs, Process List UIs) Better performance of inbox queries through paging support 16

16 Unit of Measure and Currency Provide value help to end users (similar to ABAP Dynpros) LAB PREVIEW Capabilities: Reuse UoM and Currency content from SAP backend system Define synchronization settings between backend and CE system Enhance or change content on the CE system Well-documented Java API for access from custom UIs Value Proposition: More sophisticated UIs through value helps Developer productivity - no need for content duplication or custom lookup functions Quick and easy start via cheat sheets 17

17 Business Rules Management Improved Lifecycle Management of Rules for Business Users Capabilities: Import/Export of decision table with other conditions and other actions Edit common definitions and re-usable rulesets in Rules Manager Diff of ruleset entities in rules manager Fine-grained access control for ruleset entities in Rules Manager Value Proposition: Improved business user experience to manage rules Improved governance due to fine-grained access control to rule entities 18

18 There s more Access to Process Instance ID at Design Time Use Process Instance ID as actual business process identifier Improved administration capabilities (process participants can use the Process Instance ID for search and business administration) Enhance task notifications End users receive task notification s with process-related content Fine-grained control over task notifications Simplified forms integration Package and deploy offline form templates as part of your composite application Translation of form templates using standardized processes Enhanced BRM API Modify and search decision tables via Java API 19

19 Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) for BPM Agile process optimization based on life-cycle events and business activities LAB PREVIEW Capabilities: Quick and easy design with Eclipse Process monitoring perspective, embedded in BPM Re-use of business rules for KPI thresholds Flexible business event processing runtime Easy report visualization via different export formats Value Proposition: Enhanced BPM with configurable dashboards showing process and task metrics, KPIs KPI-driven, real-time and right-time end to end business process monitoring Flexible and easy KPI management by business users 20

20 SAP NetWeaver BPM Inbox New light-weight, HTML5-based work list LAB PREVIEW Capabilities: HTML5 client reducing round-trip cycle to BPM provider In-Place execution of task instances Fast Full Text Search on all task instances and all columns Mass Execution of task instances both direct and in batch mode Personalized view assigned tasks Value Proposition: Improved end user productivity Performance improvements through clientside architecture and local cache State-of-the-art look-and-feel LAB PREVIEW 21

21 SAP NetWeaver Process Integration List of Top Features Details

22 Process Integration Innovations Next generation tooling for SAP NetWeaver PI via SAP Integration Flows Installation in pure Eclipse A visual BPMN representation of an integration scenario Modeling based on Enterprise Integration Patterns Bringing design-time and configuration-time in PI together Easier to understand and integrate systems Enhanced monitoring for SAP NetWeaver PI via SAP Solution Manager Central User Defined Message Search (upon payload) New PI Message Alerting with simplified configuration Trend graph representation based on message alerts LAB PREVIEW LAB PREVIEW 24

23 Integrated SOA Stack Process Integration & Orchestration Package Modeling and storing your enterprise services metadata in Enterprise Services Repository and Registry Java Application Server Enterprise Services Repository & Registry Eclipse Development Environment Process Composition Process Modeling Rules SAP NetWeaver BPM for process composition Rules engine via SAP NetWeaver BRM Java-only deployment option of SAP NetWeaver PI for connectivity and reliable messaging Service Bus Dynamic Routing Transformation Reliable Messaging Connectivity Infrastructure Services robust, enterpriseclass Java EE 5 application server Scalability High Availability Archiving Configuration Monitoring Administration Software Lifecycle Security User Management SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio Eclipse based development and modeling environment B2B Partner SAP 3rd Party Application 3rd Party Middleware Configuration via integration flows 25

24 SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Service Bus Capabilities Overview Increased Integration Flexibility Integration with FTP proxy via File / FTP adapter Logging of synchronous messages Increased Support For High Performance Scenarios Completion of Java IDoc adapter Principal propagation for SOAP adapter (XI protocol) Completion of integration between Java proxies and SOAP adapter (XI protocol) Packaging for receiver SOAP adapter (XI protocol) Parameterized mappings in Integrated Configuration Single action scenarios of B2B adapters in Integrated Configuration Lower TCO And TCD One central ES Repository for multiple PI domains JMS adapter enhancements 26

25 Closer integration of BPM and PI Model-driven development environment based on BPMN standard Graphical Configuration using Integration Flows Business Process Modeling 2011 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 27

26 Closer integration of BPM and PI Reliable connectivity and new mapping capabilities for NW BPM Enhance mapping capabilities in BPM through PI mappings Reliable Connectivity at lower costs Lower TCO with Single System ID installation 2011 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 28

27 Closer integration of BPM and PI Integrated Life-Cycle Management via CTS+ Use CM Services to transport NWDI objects Support of activities: besides SCAs, transport of sources or SDAs supported Tight integration of CTS+ with NWDS and UIs in PI Directly trigger transport of activities in Development Configuration Perspective of NWDS Directly trigger transport of PI objects or change lists from ESR/Directory Calling Transport Organizer Web UI from within UIs Transport of BPM and PI objects in same transport request using CTS+ AEX/BPM System Usage Type AS Java Usage Type DI DTR CBS Usage Type PI CTS+ System (Solution Manager) Usage Type AS ABAP TMS Transport Organizer ESR Directory Usage Type AS Java Deploy WS CM Services SLD SLD Deploy WS CM Services 2011 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 29

28 Towards an Integrated Stack What s coming next? Capabilities Integration-centric processes orchestrate stateful integration processes of systems, applications, and services across SAP and non-sap environments Delivering Enterprise Integration Patterns including: Best practices Sample scenarios Sizing guidelines Value Proposition One Integrated stack to model and run all kinds of processes Process patterns to jumpstart the design and implementation of customer s business processes 30

29 Thank You! Contact information: Maik Keller SAP AG Program Lead SAP NetWeaver Product Management Phone: +49 (0) Pflichtangaben/Mandatory Disclosure Statements: