201251 taylor, graeme integrating enterprise business systems - an open systems example

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INTEGRATING ENTERPRISE BUSINESS

SYSTEMS

AN OPEN SYSTEMS EXAMPLE

NT SPATIAL 2012ID 201251

Graeme Taylor22 March 2012


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ONE WAY

FINANCE

GIS

CRM

RATES

Valuations

ROADS

ASSETS

PROPERTY

DMS

PARKS/

GARDENS


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ANOTHER WAY

FINANCE

GIS

CRM

RATES

Valuations

ROADS

ASSETS

PROPERTY

DMS

PARKS/

GARDENS

OSGi (SDK)

WeaveSearch Report

StateManagemen

t

IdentificationAuthentication

Authorisation

StateManagement

IdentificationAuthenticationAuthorisation


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Frontline Access


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Integrate data from multiple sources

Insulate user from data complexity

User does not care where data is located

Role based access control

Control data access in standard manner

spatial and non-spatial

Custom configuration by site administrator

Flexible enough to meet many needs

No browser plugins

No proprietary add-ons

Requirement


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Minimal footprint

Minimise requirements for clients

Sophisticated reporting capability

Rapid implementation Initial implementation can grow as required

Choice

Wide support for standards Customer driven product road map

Requirement


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Open Services Gateway initiative

Java-based service platform that can beremotely managed

Framework that defines an application life cyclemanagement model, a service registry, anExecution environment and Modules

The Framework implements a complete and

dynamic component model, something that ismissing in standalone Java/VM environments

Open System


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Application/Bundles

Hardware

Operating System

Java Virtual Machine

Modules

Life Cycle

Service Registry

Services

Security


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OSGi (SDK)

Map Engine

Report EngineData Engine

Spatial Engine

WeaveSearch Report

StateManagement


Authorisation

StateManagement


Authorisation


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Map Engine API

Weave

GeoServerMapServer

ArcIMSMapGuide ArcGIS Server OthersWMS

Image WebServer

Map Engine


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Spatial Engine API

Weave

PostGISShapefile

Oracle SpatialArcSDE MIF Others

WFS

Spatial Engine


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Data Engine API

Weave

DB2Informix

OraclePostgreSQL SQLServer Others(ODBC)

MySQL

Data Engine


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Search Engine


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Indexing Engine


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Application Integration


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EXAMPLE


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EXAMPLE


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THANK YOU


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Map Engine


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ServerClient

Map API

ArcGiS Server

ArcIMS

WMS

Custom Map

Client MapView


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ServerClient

Search API

SQL Search

Web ServiceSearch

Third PartyAPI Search

Custom Search

Client SearchView

Database

Web Service

Third PartyApplication

?


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Data Engine


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ServerClient

Data API

SQL Search

Web ServiceSearch

Third PartyAPI Search

Custom Data

Client DataView

Database

Web Service

Third PartyApplication

?


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Report Engine


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ServerClient

Report API

BIRT

Custom Report

Client ReportView

Database

?

Generic Search Engine


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Generic Search Engine

More than Address Validation or Geocoding

Can search for Address, Suburb, Street Name,Place Name

As well as Customer Number, Invoice Number,Account Number, Postcode

Or any combination of the above Based on optimised indexing of live databases

Automated process

No down time Fast (approximately 9 min to index 3 million

records)

Small overheads (approximately 20-30% extra

storage)


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Rapid Searching

3-30ms for 3+ million records

Instant Zoom-In or Locate of geographicfeatures

Ranked Results (best returned first) based onuser assignable weighting

Ability to weight certain fields to have morerelevance when searched.

e.g. Suburb could have more relevance than street

name or street type; street type could be less importantthan all the other fields

Supports neighbouring/fuzzy suburbs


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Supports neighbouring/fuzzy suburbs

An address in Suburb1 can be found even ifit is thought to be in Suburb2, or Suburb3 etc

The correct address can be displayed

Paged Results (e.g. 10 results at a time)

minimised download Searches can be done across all indexes with

results merged or not

What is displayed can be different from whatwas searched

Supports Synonyms

Chemist = Pharmacy = Drugstore and

Misspelling


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Editing


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If you want ArcEditor then go see ESRI

If you want feedback, mark-up, etc then use Weave

Graffiti registry

Potholes

Specific task related editing

Fits into a larger workflow


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Security


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Incoming requests routed through security filter

Fiter determines who user is and what rolesthey have

Customised via external configuration file Generally altered once during installation

Different modules provide support for different

authentication and authorisation schemes


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Other Features


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About Cohga


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Privately owned Australian company

Melbourne, Adelaide Cohga (Aus) New Zealand Cohga (NZ)

Singapore Cohga (Asia)

Focus on

Development of innovative IT products and supply ofassociated professional services

Growing worldwide business partners network

Australia, New Zealand, Asia , Europe


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Worked together for many years

Decades of experience in

geomatics and the IT industry

the development of information systems integrationtechnology

successful business management systems support

spatial data infrastructure (SDI) expertise

Pioneers in the industry

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