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ITM208 – Business Process Operation
in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
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Las Vegas, Oct 19 - 23
Andreas Krueckendorf
Barcelona, Nov 10 - 12
Ulrike Hormann
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Agenda
Business Process Operations in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
Introduction Business Process Operations
Motivation for Changes in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
Migration to 7.2
Business Process Monitoring in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
BPMon Setup integrated in Solution Documentation
BPMon Consumption
Migration for BPMon
OCC Alert Reporting
Job Scheduling Management in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
Job Documentation and Resource Analysis
Data Consistency Management in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
New CDC Source Types
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Business Process Operations
in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
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Motivation for Business Process Operations
Operating the systems and technical
components is not sufficient to ensure
that the business departments can really
use the systems for executing their
business processes.
Business Process Operations covers all
business process related aspects of
solution operations.
Goal of Business Process Operations is
to establish central monitors and a
continuous optimization process for the
operation of your core business
processes.
Operations Control Center (OCC)
Central Monitors Continuous
Optimization
Business Process
Operations
Applications
Operations
Maintenance Optimization & Security Incident Management
Ch
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Optimize
Change
Analyze
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Business Process
Operations
Content of Business Process Operations
Business Process
Improvement
Job Scheduling
Management
Business Process
& Interface
Monitoring
Business Process
Performance
Optimization
Data Consistency
Management
Proactively identify
improvement
potential for business
process execution
Proactively avoid or detect
harmful data
inconsistencies
Automate business
process while considering
dependencies and
restrictions
Optimize business process
flow and throughput Proactively ensure reliable
business process
execution, performance
and throughput
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Major changes in SAP Solution Manager 7.2 relevant for Business
Process Operations tools
Solution Manager 7.1
Project Solution
WHS ERP
New solution documentation in Solution Manager 7.2 (New way to document solutions and business
processes)
New structure elements (BPMN compliant)
Much more complex business process structures possible ( folders, processes linked within processes)
Version management for documentation
With this new solution documentation, the way BPMon is set up has changed.
Solution Manager 7.2
Solution Documentation
present future
Create SO
Create Delivery Post Goods Issue
WHS ERP
Create SO
Create Delivery Post Goods Issue
Migration
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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New Infrastructure for Business Process Monitoring in Solution
Manager 7.2
SAP Solution Manager 7.1 SAP Solution Manager 7.2
SP12 and higher
Classic Business Process Monitoring
Business Process Monitoring on MAI
Classic (CCMS based) Business Process Monitoring will be discontinued in SAP Solution Manager 7.2.
Only Business Process Monitoring based on the Monitoring and Alerting Infrastructure (MAI) will be available.
There will be an automatic migration as part of the content activation.
STOP
Solution
Migration
BPMon
Migration Tool BPMon
Migration Tool
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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Business Process Monitoring
in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
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What is Business Process Monitoring
“… How can I proactively ensure that my
business process Order-to-Cash runs
through without interruptions?...”
“… There are many IDocs that cannot be
processed. Which business processes
will be impacted?...”
Make exceptions in the business
process execution centrally and
automatically visible
Provide business process context
information for exceptions that occurred
throughout the system landscape
Business Process Monitoring in SAP Solution Manager Proactively monitor the execution of your core business processes to increase process availability,
stability, performance, throughput and end user satisfaction
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Major Changes for Business Process Monitoring in SAP Solution
Manager 7.2
• Integration of BPMon Setup into new Solution Documentation Model and UI
• BPMon Alert Inbox and Monitoring Application
• Integration into Fiori Launchpads
• Extended OCC Alert Reporting
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Solution
Branch
Folder Folder
Scenario Scenario
BPMon Setup Integrated into Solution Documentation
BPMon Objects are created and configured
directly as part of the solution
documentation
(you configure monitoring where you document
your business processes).
Technical configuration of object is stored in
MAI (configuration from within solution
documentation). BPMon
Object
BPMon
Object
Business Process
Step Interface
BPMon
Object
Business Process
Step Interface
MAI
MAI
Object
MAI
Object
MAI
Object
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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Options for Setting up Monitoring Objects and Analytics Objects
Easier to find suitable monitors to configure:
• Local Catalogue allows you to configure monitors
which are available on the respective managed
system
• Cloud Catalogue (for Analytics objects) also allows
you to see which monitors are generally available,
regardless of the release and SP level of your
managed system, and gives detailed descriptions
of the monitors
• Text Search in creation UI for both catalogues,
e.g. search for “Sales” for all monitors and key
figures related to sales
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Easy Replication of Monitoring Configuration between Systems
Easy transfer of monitoring
configuration between managed
systems within the same logical
component group (e.g. easy transfer
between quality assurance ERP
system and productive ERP system).
Solution
Branch
Folder
Scenario
BPMon
Object
Business Process
Step Interface
DEV: 100 QAS:100 PRD:100
BPMon
Object Easy Replication
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Setup Example for BPMon in Solution Manager 7.2
Monitoring Objects created via
context menu (right mouse click) as
element of the process, step or
interface.
Link to the BPMon configuration UI
from the Solution Documentation.
LINKED
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MAI based Alert Inbox and Monitoring Application
Alert Inbox based on MAI
• Display of critical situations that require user
interaction. This means only real alert situations are
displayed.
• Work list for the OCC Operator when ensuring the
stable running of the core business processes
• Link to guided procedure and to managed system
Monitoring Application
• Graphical and tabular display of status of all
managed objects for business process.
• To be used determine overall current status of
business processes
linked
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Alert Inbox in 7.2
+++ system screenshot The BPOps Alert Inbox in 7.2 is
based on MAI.
You can use the solution
context information to restrict
the display of alert information.
Only open alerts are displayed
(alerts still requiring user
interaction). You can use the
predefined queries for the alert
display or define your own
queries.
For each alert you can navigate
to the alert details and execute
the alert processing (e.g.
execute guided procedures for
error handling).
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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Business Process Monitoring Application in 7.2
The Business Process Monitoring Application
in 7.2 is based on MAI. You can see the
status of the last data collection for your
business processes in a simplified tabular
display, optionally per step or interface.
In addition, you can see a graphical
representation of your business process flow.
This makes use of the new process graphic
from the solution documentation.
From both screens you can navigate to the
details of the collected metrics (e.g. last
measured value or detail list).
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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Business Process Operations in Fiori Launchpad
The different tools for Business
Process Operations can be
directly accessed via the FIORI
Launchpad.
Each user can adjust his Fiori
Launchpad and select from
the available catalogue which
tiles should be displayed.
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SAP Solution Manager 7.1 SAP Solution Manager 7.2
Migration Solution
Migration
Migration Solution
Migration
Migration for BPMon from 7.1 to 7.2
It is recommended to select which solutions to
migrate (do not migrate all solutions):
• Solutions with productively used BPMon configuration
• Solutions with BPMon configuration that is not yet used
productively, but that will go live in the future (work in
progress)
Migrate
to MAI
Migrate BPMon
Configuration
Automatic BPMon Migration
• Migration to MAI (if required), this step can already be
executed on SAP Solution Manager 7.1 (SP12 or higher)
• Migration to new unified directory
• Entire migration part of the content activation
Migrate
to MAI
Migrate BPMon
Configuration
Option 1
(recommended)
Option 2
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Extended OCC Alert Reporting
OCC Alert Reporting provides you with an out-of-the-
box health check for your OCC.
You get visibility about the workload for the OCC and
how the OCC was able to handle this workload (BPO
Alerts and System/Application alerts).
In SAP Solution Manager 7.2 the are several new key
figures for the OCC Alert Reporting:
• Number of alerts per alert processor
• Number of alerts per confirming user
• Maximum alert response times (in minutes)
• Number of alerts with incidents separated into manual
incidents and automatic incidents
Where legally allowed, the user information can be switched
from anonymous to clear names via user authorization.
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Job Scheduling Management in
SAP Solution Manager 7.2
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Overview Job Scheduling Management
Job Scheduling Management is an E2E
Solution Operations standard provided by
SAP . It supports the solution-wide
management of the lifecycle of all
background jobs, including:
• Requests for new jobs or changes to
existing jobs
• Job Documentation
• Job Scheduling
• Job Monitoring and Alerting
• Job Reporting and Job Schedule
Optimization
IT Department
Application Operations Business Process
Operations
Business Department
Key User / End User
Root Cause Analysis
Create Job Request Plan Job Request
Approve/Reject Job
Request
Receive
Approval/Rejection
Document Job
Test Job
Schedule Job
Run Job
Monitor Job
Document Job
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Changes for Job Scheduling Management in SAP Solution Manager
7.2
There are several changes for Job Scheduling Management coming with SAP Solution Manager 7.2. The major
changes are highlighted and explained in the following slides:
• Integration of Job Documentation into Solution Documentation in 7.2
• Central Job Overview
• Job Scheduling Assistant
• Job Resource Analysis
• Monitoring of all jobs in SAP CPS
• Improvements to Job Documentation and Job Request handling and configuration
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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Integration of Job Documentation in Solution Documentation
Job Documentation can be created,
changed and displayed directly from
within the solution documentation
(directly where you document your
business processes).
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Job Scheduling Assistant and Job Resource Analysis
Job Resource Analysis shows you the usage of
system resources in a freely defined time window.
Several key figures for system resources are
available, including:
• CPU Utilization
• Background Work Process Utilization
• Extended Memory Consumption
• …
The information is based on the metrics from
Technical Monitoring.
The Job Scheduling Assistant proposes suitable
scheduling times for jobs based on the system
resource utilization.
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Data Consistency Management
in SAP Solution Manager 7.2
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Overview Data Consistency Management
Data Consistency Management
provides tools and procedures to
prevent and detect the occurrence of
data inconsistencies in a solution and
to investigate and correct and
inconsistencies that occur in the
solution.
Detect
Pre
ven
t In
ve
stig
ate
Correct Reconciliation
Strategy
End-to-End
Monitoring
RCA + Business
Continuity Concept
Process
Design/Training
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Major Changes for Data Consistency Management in SAP Solution
Manager 7.2
With SAP Solution Manager 7.2, several changes for the Data Consistency Management tools
will be shipped for the Cross-Database Comparison tool, including:
• Cross-Database Comparison has been extended to cover additional source types
• BIQY – Business Intelligence (MDX Query)
• CSVS – CSV File on Application Server
• ODAT – OData Service
• Enhanced User-Friendliness of UIs (technical field names can be replaces with speaking
descriptions)
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
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SAP Solution Manager
Cross-Database Comparison
2 1
Additional Source Types for Cross-Database Comparison
New source types for the CDC mean that
data for the comparison can obtained via
additional ways:
Business Intelligence (MDX Query)
The CDC executes a query (query name can
be configured) and uses the query results for
the comparison.
CSV File on Application Server
The CDC uses a CSV Files (e.g. from MS
Excel) that is available on an application
server as source for the comparison
OData Service
The CDC uses an oData Services to obtain
the data for the comparison.
Source System 1
(can be non-SAP)
Source System 2
(can be non-SAP)
Results
Equal
Different
Missing in 1
Missing in 2
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Further Information
Related SAP TechEd sessions:
ITM204 – Get Started Today on Your Journey to SAP Solution Manager 7.2
ITM104 – Business Process Improvement for SAP Solutions
SAP Public Web
SCN Wiki for Business Process Operations and its sub-pages for Business Process Monitoring, Job Scheduling Management
and Data Consistency Management
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SM/SAP+Solution+Manager+WIKI+-+Business+Process+Operations
SAP Education and Certification Opportunities
www.sap.com/education (Classroom Training E2E300 Business Process Operations)
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