Customer Scenario 2009

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.
1 Customer Scenarios (2009)
Solution Management SAP NetWeaver SOA Middleware SAP AG November 2009
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Agenda
1. SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview incl. EHP 1

2. Customer Scenarios

AXAWinterthur (Insurance) CARSA Red Megatone (Retail) Endress+Hauser (Measurement Instruments, Process Industry Automation) Evonik (Chemicals, Energy, Real Estate) OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH (High Tech) Umicore (Materials Technology) Valero Energy (Oil and Gas)
3. Summary and Further Information
End-to-End SOA Infrastructure Today Enabling Managed Process Flexibility
User Interface
Portal Desktop Mobile Forms Wiki/Blog Pervasive Voice Search
Composition Environment
Enterprise SOA Composition
Business Process Management Service and Event Composition
Business Rules Management
UI Composition
End-to-End Solution Operations
Information Composition
SAP Solution Manager
Process Integration
SOA Interoperability Enterprise SOA Provisioning ServiceEnabled Applications
Service Bus SOA Design Governance
SOA Management
Service and Event Enablement

Process Components
Order Mgmt.
Connectivity and Integration

B2B Partner
Platform Services
...
MDM BI
SAP Business Suite
SAP NetWeaver Components
Customer and Partner Applications
Non SAP and Legacy
Model-Based Business Process Management on a Business Process Platform
SAP NetWeaver
Composition Environment 7.1
Human-centric
Executable models Process collaboration SAP NetWeaver BPM & BRM
Packaged processes
SOA Design Governance SAP Application Core Processes
Business Object Business Object
Descriptive models Embedded workflow Expose services and events
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1
System-centric
Executable models Process automation (ccBPM) Service and event infrastructure
B2B
Non SAP
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview

Enterprise Services Repository & Registry
Software Lifecycle Security User Management BAM Infrastructure Business Task Management Process Orchestration
SOA Management
Administration
Configuration
Pre-packaged Integration Content
Service Bus
Services Registry
Monitoring
Optimization
Reliable Message & Queuing
Dynamic Routing / Mediation
Protocol Switching
Transformation
Scalability, High Availability Archiving
Connectivity (3rd Party Applications, Technologies, Middleware etc)
Security
Main Benefits

Key Scenarios

Pre-packaged integration content to minimize integration costs Central repository and registry for governance Open standards based for interoperability High performance and security for fast and reliable end-to-end transactions
Application to application integration (A2A)
Integration of business partners (B2B), mostly EDI

Interoperability with 3rd party middleware SOA: Service provisioning and service enabling
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview

User Interaction (for example, Business Task Management)
Services Registry
Repository-based Modeling and Design

Enterprise Services Repository Services Registry - UDDI V3.0 BPEL modeling enhancements User-defined mapping function library Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) infrastructure
Process Automation
BAM
Service Bus
Dynamic Routing Transformation Connectivity
Service Bus-based Integration

WSRM 1.1, WS Policy 1.2, WS Security 1.0, SAML 1.1 XML validation Local processing in Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) Message packaging Improved performance for ccBPM
Reliable Messaging and Queuing
Infrastructure Services
Software Lifecycle Security User Management Scalability High Availability Archiving
Java EE5 / ABAP

Configuration Monitoring Administration
Process Integration
SOA Management
Next steps towards central configuration and administration Enhanced configuration for AAE Reduced Sizing
B2B Partner
SAP
3rd Party Application
3rd Party Middleware
EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Value Proposition

Services Registry
Enterprise Services Repository and Services Registry Superior SOA design governance Further access control measures Reduced TCD for service provisioning in the ES Repository
BAM
Process Automation
Service Bus
Java EE5 / ABAP

Service Bus Enhanced flexibility for the integration developer in defining mediation flows Automated configuration support for A2A/B2B Leverage performance enhancements via additional connectivity options Increased interoperability SOA Management Enhanced support for end to end monitoring for non-technical users of SAP NetWeaver PI Automated configuration of services in the provider and consumer systems Enhanced migration support
Process Integration
B2B Partner
SAP
EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 ES Repository and Registry

Services Registry
Process Automation
BAM
Service Bus
Superior SOA design governance Service interface generation for WSDL import into the ES Repository Classification support in the ES Repository Security profile settings for service interfaces Whereused list in Services Registry Add information to services published in the Services Registry
Further access control measures User defined usage profiles in the ES Repository and Services Registry Cleanup of Services Registry
Reduced TCD for service provisioning in the ES Repository Generation of outbound interfaces based on inbound interfaces
Java EE5 / ABAP

Process Integration
B2B Partner
SAP
EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Service Bus

Services Registry
Process Automation
BAM
Service Bus
Enhanced flexibility for the integration developer in defining mediation flows Content based routing in AAE Receiver split in AAE Operation-dependent receiver determin. Directory API supports new objects types Enhanced search for comm. channels Scenario view in Integration Directory Enhancements of Adapter Engine SE: Remote configuration, empty file handling, prevent overwriting files Automated A2A/B2B configuration support Configuration based on Process Component Interaction Models Leverage performance enhancements via additional connectivity options XI message protocol supported in AAE (*) End to end IDoc packaging IDoc conversion adapter module Increased interoperability WS-Secure Conversation 1.3
(*) Currently supported is communication between AAE 7.11 and ABAP proxies, AAE 7.11, PCK 7.11. Details in SAP note 1247043.
Java EE5 / ABAP

Process Integration
B2B Partner
SAP
EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 SOA Management

Services Registry
Process Automation
BAM
Enhanced support for end to end monitoring for non-technical users of SAP NetWeaver PI User-defined message search for business criteria (*) Cross domain message status overview (*) Process Integration monitoring and configuration capabilities available through SAP Solution Manager Automated configuration of services in the provider and consumer systems SOA configuration for connectivity of Web services and consumers based on SOA Manager Enhanced migration support Enhancement in the migration controller for smooth upgrades of Java proxies to SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Service Bus
Java EE5 / ABAP

Process Integration
B2B Partner
SAP
* The capabilities are available through the SAP NetWeaver Administrator for PI. Runtime Workbench is recommended for PI monitoring in production scenarios. See SAP note 1247043.
Customers applying SOA Principles

Mission
Identify key business scenarios where customer adopted SAPs SOA strategy Focus on business challenges that customers try to address with SOA Focus on different industries and on different SOA aspects
SAPs SOA infrastructure consists of

SAP NetWeaver CE 7.1 SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
SOA Stands for service-oriented architecture SAPs SOA infrastructure helps customers to apply SOA Example SOA principles are
Governed, model driven service provisioning and service consumption Design SOA artifacts in Enterprise Services Repository Leverage re-usable Enterprise Services (SAP or custom build) Publish services (SAP and non-SAP) to Services Registry Service enable legacy applications
Agenda


SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ AXAWinterthur

Company Quick Facts Location: Switzerland Industry: Insurance Products and Services: Insurances Revenue: CHF 10.9 billion Employees: 4100 Sales Network: 300 independent agencies with 2400 agents working exclusively for AXAWinterthur Web Site: http://www.axa-winterthur.ch SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, ERP 5.0, CRM 5.0, PI 7.1, BW 7.0, Portal 7.0, Sol Man 7.0

Business Scenarios
Some sample scenarios include

Replication of customer related data into SAP CRM (address, contract information, claims information, customer interactions etc.) Automated employee entry and leave process by integrating SAP HCM with corporate LDAP and provisioning systems Automated finance posting (FI, CO) from various sub ledger to general ledger B2B integration of providers (incidents, orders etc.) Master Data Distribution (e.g. exchange rates)

Challenges and Opportunities
Implementation of a service-oriented architecture (SOA) across an enterprise Integration of legacy applications with new business applications Leverage state-of-the-art integration technology with SAP NetWeaver Process Integration
One customer view Consolidation of all relevant customer data in SAP CRM using SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Objectives
Single customer view, contact history and sales leadership information by integrating all customer information in SAP CRM Automatic lead generation as well as integrated lead allocation and redistribution Long term SOA strategy based on web service standards
SOA Value Delivered

Usage of ES Repository as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services Support of newest web service standards and multiple operations per Interface Central integration platform for all SAP applications One customer view Consolidation of all relevant customer data in SAP CRM Faster integration of new sub-ledgers with SAP based finance system

Before Customer related information dispersed across different applications :
Inefficient information retrieval because of partly redundant and in some cases incomplete or inconsistent customer data: The potential of a customer could not be fully utilized, due to lack of consistent and complete customer view across all lines of business
After Single customer view by integrating various legacy systems with SAP CRM based on a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
Single customer view, contact history and sales leadership information improve sales efficiency and increase cross selling potential. Improved lead management and direct marketing efficiency by integrated marketing campaigns and automatic lead generation.
With SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 we are able to meet today's integration requirements in a heterogeneous IT landscape and to move forward on our SOA roadmap. SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 provides the functionality and scalability needed to integrate our legacy world with SAP on an enterprise level.
Jochen Schneider, Head SAP Development & Support Center, AXA Group Solutions
Agenda


SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ CARSA Red Megatone

Company Quick Facts

CARSA Red Megatone

Location: Argentina Industry: Retail Products and Services: Consumer products (Home, Electronics, etc.)
Web Site: http://www.redmegatone.com.ar

SAP Solutions: SAP ERP 6.0, SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Change in Retail
Competitive market with a great number of competitors in every region of the country
The company needs to adapt constantly to changes driven by the industry and also by the customers (improved and new services and products)
Daily business operation changes frequently, mainly in sales, logistics and payment areas. Business innovation requires that IT has a dynamic platform to provide solutions on time and on budget Operation problems because business data were not updated caused customer complaints
Improve Process Accuracy SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ CARSA Red Megatone
Challenges and Opportunities Need to improve and adopt new services for customers in a fast and effective way Daily operation changes frequently, mainly in sales, logistics and payment areas Objectives Improve employee productivity via tailored application Eliminate delays between the POS and the logistic system to provide accurate data to the business and offer a better purchase experience to the customer Business process optimization
100% Real Time Information No delays, 100% Data Accuracy
Benefits
Master data, pricing and conditions are now centralized in SAP ERP and not replicated in both systems (SAP ERP & POS) as previously implemented Stock information is updated in real time, in both systems (SAP and POS). Previously business objects were updated every 3 or 12 hours, depending of which data was transferred and the number of transactions. Operation problems because business data were not updated were eliminated. Example: Selling goods that were not available in the warehouse, pricing differences, etc.
Business Change in Retail SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ CARSA Red Megatone
Business Initiatives
Improve employee productivity via tailored application that integrates several business service providers Eliminate delays between the POS and the logistic system to provide accurate data to the business and offer a better experience to the customer
Before Long delays during deliveries After On line accurate information
Sales Order Processing
Logistics Processing
Outbound Delivery Processing
Invoice Processing
Sales Order Processing
Logistics Processing
Outbound Delivery Processing
Invoice Processing
Delays Stock update Outbound Delivery Customer satisfaction Delays Stock update Outbound Delivery Customer satisfaction

Why SAP

SOA enabled to integrate several information providers with a standardized set of services for the POS consumer system Open platform provides flexibility & speed to deliver new ideas and solutions, reusing existing functionality Enterprise Services could be reused in other known processes with similar needs Support time and effort from operations area (IT) reduced in all interface related activities, thanks to all .txt file interfaces that were replaced by online enterprise services Delivery of better solutions with less budget, thanks to the reuse of existing services provided by SAP systems Provisioning of well documented services and their interfaces to allow the reuse of these services by other processes We believe that using PI is the best way to integrate our legacy systems with SAP, it provides several technical options to integrate heterogeneous systems.
Pablo Gracia, Business Systems & IT Manager, CARSA

Implementation Highlights
The following processes were improved:
Sales Order Processing, Invoice Processing
A new lightweight POS (Point Of Sale) system was implemented and existing architecture was shifted to a SOA approach. Existing business functionality is accessed in real-time.
Usage of Enterprise Services Repository as central repository for

Governance, central design of SOA artifacts The following SAP Enterprise Services were used:

Read customers, products, pricing, etc.

Update customers, stocks Execute invoice processing, update financial information
Centralization of information
POS and logistics integrated via SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1

Usage of SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 as Enterprise wide Service Bus

SAP NetWeaver PI is defined as the central ESB For some scenarios only other integration technologies or direct connections are used currently; we plan to replace those in the future with SAP NetWeaver PI
Business-critical issues related to performance with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1?

No, the performance is great If we would have performance issues, then business critical scenarios would not be working, the company would not be able to deliver products to customers in the sales room:

Stock level check Cannot finish billing, stock update and accounting posting online delivery stopped
Hardware and Data Base

Running on IBM P570 4 Processors P6 (including SAP BW and SAP CRM) 16 GB RAM Oracle Data Base

ROI Analysis
No concrete analysis, but SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 is very positive with respect to

Allow immediate product delivery Better customer and seller access to logistic information Retail stores spread in remote locations are now delivering online Improvement in sales system using exposed SAP Retail services online
Next Steps
Implement further scenarios on SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1, such as

Integration of Payments with Sales Further interfaces to integrate SAP with other legacy systems Integration of non-SAP systems with non-SAP systems
Replace other integration technologies with SAP NetWeaver PI
Evolve into a composite service architecture
Agenda


Endress+Hauser at a Glance
Leading supplier of measurement instrumentation and automation in the process industries Sales and Service for our customers in 97 countries Headquarters in Reinach (Switzerland) CEO: Klaus Endress Web Site: http://www.endress.com Key figures 2008

Net sales Net income Equity capital ratio Cash Flow Employees
1210 Mio. Euro 104.6 Mio. Euro 61.3 % 106.8 Mio. EUR 8434
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ Endress+Hauser

20 Scenarios
SAP to SAP, SAP to Non-SAP (majority), Non-SAP to Non-SAP A2A and B2B integration
A2A integration produces higher volumes

Importance of B2B scenarios (customs, clearinghouses) are increasing
26 external partners (customers, suppliers, service providers, etc.) 24 SAP systems (SAP Business Suite) and clients EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 14 SAP Business One systems 18 E+H internal Systems
All together more than 300 interfaces

Volume now: About 500000 messages per month (from 150000 in 2008) Hardware: 12 GB RAM, OS: zLinux, DB: IBM DB2 for z/OS

Custom build applications Synchronous web services with human interaction Point to point communication No governance, no central repository
Central Governance with EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Objectives
Introduce governance Use capabilities of Enterprise Services Repository and Services Registry Integrate non-SAP systems via SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Integration of custom build applications
SOA Value Delivered

Significant functional enhancements Increased developer productivity, re-use of objects, enhanced transparency Increased performance, new capabilities through AAE Import of external service definitions into Enterprise Services Repository Publication from Integration Directory to Services Registry Classification of service definitions
The ES Repository and Services Registry equip us with the tools we need for our SOA governance. The AAE enables us to use the PI also for synchronous scenarios with user interaction due to the much faster message processing.
PI is now much more open and accessible towards development environments. PI developers will love several features like Function Libraries, parameterized mapping.
Thomas Weinschenk, Development & Integration, Endress+Hauser
Agenda


EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ Evonik

Company Quick Facts Location: Germany Active in over 100 countries Industry: Chemicals, Energy, Real Estate Products and Services: Chemicals: Specialty chemicals Energy: Hard coal-fired power plants and renewable energies Real Estate: Residential property Sales: 15.9 billion Employees: 41.000 Web Site: http://www.evonik.com SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, 4.6C, EHP 1 for PI 7.1 SAP services: SAP consulting services
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ Evonik

Example business scenarios for business to business (B2B) integration

Purchasing and delivery of raw material via electronic market places, such as Elemica (chemical industry) and Rubber Network (tires)
Exchange of messages for order management, supply chain management, logistics
Order management

Purchasing, acknowledgements, invoicing
VMI (vendor managed inventory)

Automatically send messages for goods delivery of inventory Receive messages for customers stock reduction Exchange of transportation and shipment data: Loading of trucks (time critical)
Logistics
Communication with customs: Belgium, France, Germany
Example business scenario for application to application (A2A) integration
Invoicing verification workflow
Incoming invoices are scanned and stored in a system
The responsible processor receives mail to verify invoice

Invoice can be accepted, rejected, forwarded to other processor
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 System Landscape @ Evonik

RFC
Dev / Qual / Prod systems
C RF
SAP R/3 46C 7 backends
SAP PI
(Production) PI 7.11 (SP1)
7 46C systems connected 4 ECC 6.0 systems connected

SAP R/3 ECC 6.0 4 backends
C RF
RF C
1 AS/400 connected
1 MS SQL DB connected 1 Oracle DB connected
AS 400
FT P
FTP
BC
RFC
P FT
JD BC
Email
JD
JD
MS SQL DB
JD B C JD BC
C RF
FTP
FTP server Mobile, US Mail server
OFTP
SAP PI
(Development) PI 7.11 (SP1)
SLD 7.0 (SP18)
ISDN
BINTEC X4100 ISDN-Router [Dial-In/Out] HTTP/S FTP TCP/IP
BC
1 central SLD system
Proxy
Internet
JDBC
WAF
Oracle DB
SAP PI
(Quality) PI 7.11 (SP1)
Firewall
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Customer Solutions @ Evonik

Message volume per month about 500.000 messages Mainly for B2B scenarios, but also for A2A integration About 270 productive processes 50 inbound message types 45 outbound message types Communicating with 44 external partners (GXS, Sterling, Rubbernetwork, Elemica) Via Elemica we have actually connected about 70 additional partners Asynchronous + synchronous scenarios Integration processes (ccBPM)
We use EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 as strategic integration platform for our multiple application-to-application (A2A) scenarios as well as time critical business-tobusiness (B2B) scenarios.
Michael Bein, Team Manager Application Services, Evonik
EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 System Landscape (Adapter)

Used adapters within Evonik:
IDoc Adapter
RFC Adapter (e.g. BAPI, function module) File Adapter (e.g. CSV, fixed length) Plain HTTP Adapter (e.g. HTTP, HTTPS) JDBC Adapter (e.g. Oracle DB, MS SQL DB) Mail Adapter CIDX Adapter (e.g. Elemica, Rubbernetwork) SOAP Adapter (e.g. HTTPS, Web Services) XI Adapter (e.g. other SAP XI systems) Seeburger OFTP Adapter (e.g. ANSI.X12, EDIFACT) Seeburger X.400 Adapter (e.g. Telebox) Seeburger FTP Adapter (e.g. Sterling Commerce)
ChemXML BAPI SQL IDoc-XML Message Format ANSI X.12 EDIFACT Proprietary formats
Message Protocol via technical protocol OFTP via ISDN X.400 via TCP/IP FTP / NFS Email HTTP/S SOAP via HTTP/S RNIF via HTTP/S RFC JDBC
Agenda


SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH

Company Quick Facts Location: Regensburg, Germany Industry: High Tech Products and Services: Light emitting diodes (LED), infrared components, high power laser diodes, intelligent displays Revenue: 529 million Employees: 4.600 Web Site: www.osram-os.com SAP Solutions: ERP 6.0, EHP 3, APO 5.0, PI 7.1, BW 7.0, Sol Man 7.0 SAP services: SAP consulting services Change in High Tech Sector: Need for innovative products and solutions as the engine for growth Enhancing the value of technical components offered by services enabled by IT Reliable delivery in time crucial for lead customers
ccBPM (Cross Component Business Process Management)

Gain greater visibility into information across a highly complex IT environment Reuse existing ERP processes e.g. Delivery or Invoice IDOCs
Collecting, enrichment and transfer data triggered by SAP ERP using ccBPM
Objectives
Usage of integrated standard solution. In the past this scenario would have been implemented with several scripts, and several single interfaces using different technologies and monitoring tools. Now we just have one! With ccBPM monitoring it is now possible to check at which state the interface currently is.
SOA Value Delivered

Usage of ES Repository as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services Support of newest web service standards Lower TCO and higher developer productivity through usage of SAP NetWeaver PI as central Enterprise Service Bus Significant reduction of processing time Governance processes have been simplified and centralized
Data Load for APO and Business Warehouse

Increase agility to provide data load interfaces to customers in shorter time frames Reduce effort of data loads from 3rd party appl. Reduce buggy file interfaces and offer a more stable highly automated process Transfer data from Excel to APO (SCM) via Webservice
Objectives
Enable faster, tighter integration between multiple systems across enterprises Immediate feedback about data transfer and validation checks in advance of the transfer Reduced effort for resources (file shares, ) Reduced maintenance costs
SOA Value Delivered

Online data loads without loss of time Monitoring and alerting within SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 offers a transparent process for all parties Support of newest web service standards (Excel 2007 with .Net Addin) Significant reduction of processing time Lower TCO due to reduced effort for infrastructure resources and maintenance
Data Load for APO and Business Warehouse Architecture View

Service Windows Excel 2007 Consumption
APO (SAP SCM)
.NET Addin
ABAP Proxy with RDA*
Service Provisioning
(2)
(1)
Active Directory (2)
SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
(1)Active Directory webservice to check permissions (2)SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 webservice to send data
* Real Time Data Acqusition

Objectives Leverage SAP NetWeaver PI as Enterprise wide platform and SOA enabler Central usage of ES Repository for governance, leverage re-usable SAP Enterprise Services Migrated more than 90% of SAP and Non-SAP interfaces towards SAP NetWeaver PI Retire old and instable third party integration tools with SAP NetWeaver PI Reduce significantly processing time: Examples are (depending on scenario): From 8 hours to 15 minutes, From several minutes to seconds
Before Spiderweb of interfaces connected to different systems using different middleware applications
After Central monitoring and central message hub for all kind of interfaces inside the company using one middleware technology
With SAP NetWeaver PI we are in a strong position creating stable interfaces with high performance, less development effort and a centralized monitoring and maintenance environment.
Wolfgang Schamberger, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH, Information Technology
Agenda


SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ Umicore

Company Quick Facts Location: 40 countries world-wide; HQ in Belgium Industry: Materials technology Products and Services: High tech materials for solar cells, automotive catalysts, rechargeable batteries, etc. Turnover: 9.2 billion Employees: 15.500 Web Site: http://www.umicore.com SAP Solutions and Services: R/3, ERP 6.0, SRM 7.0, Portal, PI 7.1, MDM 3.0, BW 3.1, Sol. Man. 7.0

As one enterprise, synthesize on multiple levels business results provided in a heterogeneous enterprise Gain effective steering and oversight of bus. processes Re-act on fast changing market opportunities Gain flexibility towards ever changing business lines Provide robust platform to serve all group-wide tasks
Objectives
Long term strategy towards web service standards Achieve lower TCO: Replace multiple integration technologies with SAP NetWeaver PI for SAP and non-SAP applications Prepare enterprise for integrated application platform
SOA Value Delivered

SAP provides uniform building blocks that can be used in diverse environments One central ES Repository as key for management of all web services provided by SAP as well as non-SAP applications SAP NetWeaver PI is central integration platform for connecting SAP and non-SAP application systems linked to SAP Solution Manger and CCMS SAP NetWeaver PI provides state-of-the art technology and supports the web service standards

Objectives Achieve lower TCO: Replace multiple integration technologies with SAP NetWeaver PI for SAP and non-SAP applications Central definition of all SOA assets in one repository Introduction of company wide financial system based upon SAP ECC 6.0 and connect all (SAP and non-SAP) ERP systems to this SAP ECC
Before Heterogeneous systems and complex information accessing channels and methods After One open platform to streamline business processes run on heterogeneous systems

Business Scenarios

Replication of customer related data over the multiple SAP systems Automated finance posting (FI, CO) from various sub ledger to general ledger B2B integration of providers and customers (orders, delivery notes, invoices etc.) Master Data Distribution (e.g. exchange rates)
It is a relieve to see how SAP respects the Java openness in SAP NetWeaver: A Java programmer easily finds his way now. SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 is our key technology to integrate the outside world. The transition to SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 went smoothly given the fact that the supporting Java programs easily could be re-used in the new environment.
Neel Van den Bergh, Project Manager, Umicore
Agenda


SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Live @ Valero Energy

Company Quick Facts Location: USA Industry: Oil and Gas Employees: 20.000 Web Site: http://www.valero.com SAP Solutions and Services: ERP 6.0, EBP, PI 7.1, BI 7.0, Portal 7.0, Sol Man 7.0, MII 12.0

Business Scenarios

Refinery Operations Dashboards for monitoring and tracking of refinery operations
Energy Stewardship
HR Processes Payroll, Time , Personnel Management, Benefits TSW Nominations distribution to external sources Wholesale Portal One stop place for external customers to view their information
Rack terminals Top Tech LATS Micro Sorento TAS TABS GE Petroex COIS Globalview RAMS Vendors Tax Gentran (Paper) EDI Tax Reporting SAS OFA Impromptu Crystal VAR Position Model FASB133 Kleinschmidt Rail Car Status (Internet)
TMS Host Customer
SFN DTN Print Branded Prices Gentran Fax Unbranded Prices BZP EDI People Soft HR Chase, Bank One, Bank One Bank of America Business MSDS Warehouse System Essbase
Work Orders
Contractor Time
ACH Pymt Advice Reuters (Email,Fax,EDI) Data Deals, Prices, Inventory, Paper GV Platts, Opis, Argus Warehouse Bulk Data Runouts, Production, Zainet, Price Risk Position Transfers Prices Consumption and Derivatives Rack Data (Manual) Position Rack Data Info STP Transfer Prices Rail Car Locations Monthly G/L Entries Rail Car Contracts, Orders, Items, ORAPROD Charter SAP Materials, Price Events etc.
Marine Costs Assurance IXOS Inspection
External systems or providers
OMS
ManualCDMS Sales Demurrage Ship/Barge Mvmts.MTS w/demurrage & Purchases Advisor (Gi/GR) Refinery Shipments & Receipts (Yield Acctg.)Sources, Destinations, Contacts Orion Refinery & (Refinery Associated Scheduling) inventory offsite Refinery Shipments Refinery Shipments & RFOP
Receipts & Receipts
Inspection Companies Documents P/L Tickets EDI Kinder P/L Cycle Update Morgan
(Zimmerman)
Each line (interface) costs $50,000 to $100,000 over 5 to 10 years. Gartner


Challenges and Needs
Challenges of heterogeneous system landscape - Data Inconsistencies - Localized process knowledge - Proprietary systems Needs - Replace P2P interfaces with Pub-Sub services - Flexible, reusable services - Increase developer productivity One customer view Consolidation of all corporate and refinery data through SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Objectives
Use SOA principles across the enterprise Increase agility to provide services Standardize Data Acquisition Provide easy, timely access mission critical data Corporate analytics for reporting on refinery processes
SOA Value Delivered

Usage of ES Repository as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services Significant reduction of individual interfaces by usage of around 200 SAP and custom build Enterprise Services Enterprise view of refinery data using SAP NetWeaver Significant reduction of response times (~ 400 msecs), timely access to critical refinery data

Objectives Provide easy and timely means to access mission critical data Reduce individual interfaces by re-usable Enterprise Services Publish SAP and non-SAP services into Services Registry Use SAP NetWeaver PI as Enterprise Service Bus, replace P2P communication Service enable 3rd party applications
Before
After

Data inconsistencies Localized process knowledge Proprietary systems Multiple point to point interfaces
Usage of ES Repository for governance Publication of services into Services Registry Reduction of individual interfaces by reusable Enterprise Services
SOA Enterprise Services: Retire Redundant and Obsolete Services
SOA enables flexibility

Agenda


Summary
SAP NetWeaver Process Integration is a key component of SAPs SOA infrastructure Customers from various industries around the globe use SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 to address their business challenges and apply SOA principles Most commonly named SOA value delivered by SAP:
Governed, model driven approach for service provisioning and service consumption Usage of ES Repository as central repository for SAP and Non-SAP Services to design all SOA artifacts Leverage re-usable objects, such as Enterprise Services (SAP or custom build) Publication of services (SAP and non-SAP) to Services Registry Cassification of services Service enablement of legacy applications Support of latest web service standards
Customers replace 3rd party tools and consolidate on SAP NetWeaver as their strategic platform -> Leads to lower TCO and higher developer productivity
Productive Customers on SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Summary Overview of 7 Example Customers
Central governance with Update of stock information in ES Repository for SAP and real time between SAP ERP and Non-SAP services POS Usage of state-of-the-art Elimination of operation problems web service standards Faster integration of new sub-ledgers Leverage SAP NetWeaver PI as Enterprise wide platform and SOA enabler Centralized and simplified governance processes Significant reduction of processing time
Increased developer productivity, enhanced reuse and transparency Increased performance, new capabilities through AAE Publication of services to Services Registry
SAP provides uniform building blocks for use in diverse environments Replace multiple integration technologies with SAP NetWeaver PI
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Further Information
General Information on SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 (incl. EHP 1)

SDN home page of EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 SAP Help Portal Release Notes of EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Process Integration (PI) Handbook (incl. EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1) Online Knowledge Product (incl. EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1) SAP Training and Learning Offerings: SAP Training Catalog -> SAP NetWeaver -> PI SAP Note 1247043 for EHP 1 Release Restrictions
Selection of dedicated topics about SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1
Performance Tests with EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1

Process Integration Troubleshooting Guide (incl. EHP 1 for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1) Quickly Install, Configure, and Run SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Going Productive with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Customer Scenarios with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 (2008) Available Adapters for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Product availability matrix (PAM) for partner adapters

PAM for Seeburger adapters: SAP Note 890721 PAM for iWay adapters: SAP Note 858366 PAM for SAP Conversion Agent by Informatica: SAP Note 894815
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SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.

1 Customer Scenarios (2009)

Solution Management SAP NetWeaver SOA Middleware SAP AG November 2009

1. SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview incl. EHP 1

3. Summary and Further Information

End-to-End SOA Infrastructure Today Enabling Managed Process Flexibility

Enterprise SOA Composition

Business Process Management Service and Event Composition

Business Rules Management

End-to-End Solution Operations

SAP Solution Manager

SOA Interoperability Enterprise SOA Provisioning ServiceEnabled Applications

Service Bus SOA Design Governance

Service and Event Enablement

Connectivity and Integration

SAP Business Suite

SAP NetWeaver Components

Customer and Partner Applications

Non SAP and Legacy

Model-Based Business Process Management on a Business Process Platform

Composition Environment 7.1

Executable models Process collaboration SAP NetWeaver BPM & BRM

Descriptive models Embedded workflow Expose services and events

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1

Executable models Process automation (ccBPM) Service and event infrastructure

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview

Reliable Message & Queuing

Dynamic Routing / Mediation

Scalability, High Availability Archiving

Connectivity (3rd Party Applications, Technologies, Middleware etc)

Application to application integration (A2A)

Integration of business partners (B2B), mostly EDI

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview

Repository-based Modeling and Design

Service Bus-based Integration

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Java EE5 / ABAP

3rd Party Application

3rd Party Middleware

EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Value Proposition

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Java EE5 / ABAP

3rd Party Application

3rd Party Middleware

EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 ES Repository and Registry

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Java EE5 / ABAP

3rd Party Application

3rd Party Middleware

EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 Service Bus

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Java EE5 / ABAP

3rd Party Application

3rd Party Middleware

EHP 1 For SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 SOA Management

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Java EE5 / ABAP

3rd Party Application

3rd Party Middleware

Customers applying SOA Principles

SAPs SOA infrastructure consists of

1. SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1 Overview incl. EHP 1

3. Summary and Further Information