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Next Generation Business Process Management With SOA Foundation

Devesh Sharma, BPM Product Management Director

Trevor Naidoo, Managing Director BPM, IDS Scheer

Vishal Saxena, Development Manager


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The following is intended to outline our general

product direction. It is intended for informationpurposes only, and may not be incorporated into any

contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any

features or functionality described for Oracles

products remain at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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Agenda

Business Process Management Lifecycle

Evolution of BPM Software

Oracle BPM Solution and Offering

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Product Demonstration55

Need for Business Process Management11

Key Takeaways66


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Key BPM Business Drivers

Process Focus and Technology Advances Converge!

Increased Focus on Business Processes Process improvement projects driven by LOB/Process Owners.

Initiatives such as Six Sigma and Re-engineering.

Driven by new business models and competition Regulatory Compliance Needs

Emerging IT Trends

Service Oriented Architectures Composite Applications

Standards Web Services, BPEL, BPMN, XML

Increased Pressure to do More with Less

Tight collaboration and alignment among business and IT ROI and Business Value from IT investments


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Typical BPM Scenarios

Order to Cash

Procure to Pay

Service Request to Resolve

Automating and integrating business

processes that span multiple silo

application systems and businesspartners

Distributed Order fulfillment

FSI Account Origination

Employee On Boarding

Creating process-centric composite

applications

Letter of Credit Processing in a Bank

Insurance Claims Processing

Sales Quote Processing andManagement

Automating activities traditionally

performed by humans

ExamplesScenario

In all scenarios both System and Human Interactions Interleave


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Key Takeaways66


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BPM Lifecycle & Stakeholders

Model

Simulate

Implement

Deploy

Execute

Monitor

Optimize

BPM

Lifecycle

Business Process

Analysis (BPA)

Business Process

Execution (BPE)

Business

ProcessMonitoring

Business

End User

LOB Process

Owner

Developer

Process Administrator

Process Architect/

Business Engineer

Business Analyst

BPM


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Primarily WorkflowTools with focus on

-Document Management &

Imaging

-Human to human interactions

Many different Tools

with Poor Integration

Lack of Standards

Primarily WorkflowTools with focus on

-Document Management &Imaging

-Human to human interactions

Many different Tools

with Poor Integration

Lack of Standards

Unification ofProcess, Rules andAnalytics

Unification of HumanWorkflow andSystem Automation

Some Standards

Unification ofProcess, Rules andAnalytics

Unification of HumanWorkflow andSystem Automation

Some Standards

SOA as an Enabler

Better Business andIT Collaboration

UbiquitousStandards Support

Process CentricComposite Apps

Business UserEmpowerment

SOA as an Enabler

Better Business andIT Collaboration

UbiquitousStandards Support

Process CentricComposite Apps

Business UserEmpowerment


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SOA as BPM Enabler

Front end

Applications

Biz Processes

/ Workflows

Service

Orchestration

Implementation

Services

Business Services

(Composite)

Applications

Packaged/Legacy

/Custom

BPM provides a great

abstraction for building

business systems

SOA provides the

platform that bridges

the business processes

and operational

resources

BPM optimizes the use

of SOA across core

business processesthat impact business

objectives

BPM provides a great

abstraction for building

business systems

SOA provides the

platform that bridges

the business processes

and operational

resources

BPM optimizes the use

of SOA across core

business processesthat impact business

objectives


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Key Takeaways66


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Oracle Fusion Middleware


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Oracle BPM Solution

Modular and Extensible Enterprise Service Bus

Oracle BPEL Process Manager

ProcessBusiness

Rules

Human

Workflow

Alerts/

Notifications

Service

Registry

Jdeveloper

(Developer

Studio & ADF)

Security

300+

Application

Adapters

Java .NETWeb

ServicesData Hubs

Business Activity Monitoring

B2B

Oracle BPA

Suite(Biz Analyst

Tools &

Frameworks)

Portal & Collaboration

System

Monitoring

Business User Interface


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Hot-Pluggable by Design

Deployment Flexibility

AnyApplication Server(Oracle, WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss)

Enterprise Service Bus

RoutingAdaptersUDDI

Registry

Oracle BPM

Native

BPELWorkflow Rules

BAM Monitoring & Action

JDev

Eclipse

Oracle AQ

Tibco

MQ Series

Oracle Directory

Active Directory

LDAP

ILog JRules

Corticon

Oracle Biz Rules

BPA Suite

ProvisionTeleLogic Popkin

Process

Modeling


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Oracle BPA Suite Powered by ARIS

Business Process SimulatorBusiness Process Architect

Business Process PublisherIntegration with SOA, BPEL PM


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Real-time

process metrics

data

Real-time

process metrics

data

BPEL

Process

Engine

BPEL

Process

Engine

E

SB/Integration

Framework

ESB/Integration

Framework

Packaged

Apps

Custom

Apps

WebService

/EJB

Oracle BAM

BPA Suite Jdev Process Designer Process Manager/Server

Process Instance

DataProcess Instance

Data

Biz

Partners

Process

Monitoring

andManagement

Conceptual

& Abstract

Process

Models

Business and Technical Model Integration

Strategy (BPA and SOA)

Logical and

Physical

Process

Models

Human

Workflow

/Rules

Framework

HumanWorkflow

/

Rules

Fra

mework

Work List

fx

Rules Engine


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Technical

Modeling

Oracle Process Designer (BPEL)

Business

Modeling

Oracle BPA Suite (EPC, BPMN)

Conceptual Model

Executable

Model

LogicalModel

Shared

Metadata

Key Underpinnings of our Integration ApproachBusiness and Technical Modeling Alignment


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Oracle BPEL Process ManagerDesign, Deploy and Manage BPEL Processes

J2EE Application Server(Oracle AS, WL, WS, JBoss)

BPEL Console

MA

NAGE

PERSISTENCE

Core BPEL Engine

WSDL Binding Built-in Integration Services

JCA

Web Service

JMS

Email

X-form Rules HumanWorkflow

BPEL

BPEL

Designer

DES

IGN

Oracle DB

BPEL Server

Sensors


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Personalizable

Worklist

AssignTask

Human

WorkflowService

Task

Complete

UpdateTask

BPEL

Process

WSDL Contract

One composite metadata driven Human Workflow Service which interacts

with the process engine and in turn has flexible component services. One composite metadata driven Human Workflow Service which interacts

with the process engine and in turn has flexible component services.

Human Workflow as a Service in BPEL

Process Manager


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Human Workflow Editor

Automatic Form

Generation

Flexible Assignment and

Routing Policy

Self Regulating

Processes

Process and policy

enforcement


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Role Based Worklist Application

Rich Worklist UI for the

business user

Business users

manage their own rules


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Business Rules as a Decision Service in BPEL

Process Manager

BPEL Process

Modern Biz Rules

Functionality

An integrated Rules Engine Design Time Rule set

Introspection

Support for multiple

interaction patterns

Support for multiple Rules

Engines including Oracle

Business Rules, lLog, Fair

Isaac etc.

Ability to invoke multiple

Rules engines with in a

single business process

Modern Biz Rules

Functionality

An integrated Rules Engine

Design Time Rule set

Introspection

Support for multiple

interaction patterns

Support for multiple Rules

Engines including Oracle

Business Rules, lLog, Fair

Isaac etc.

Ability to invoke multiple

Rules engines with in a

single business process

Rules Author

Rules Repository

RulesEngine

File/DB

Decision Service


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Decision Service in BPEL PM

Seamless Integration between Processes & Rules

Decision Service wizard navigatesRules repository

Map variables to facts

Decide activity invoke rules


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Oracle Business Rules

Rules SDK

Oracle Rule Author

(Web Based)

Application Specific

Custom Authors Rules API (JSR 94)

BPELJava

Application

/** @Foo **/

method Foo(....)

{

RETE Rules Engine

(based on JESS)

Rules Language

(Java Like)

CA

Java FactsXML Facts

Rules Repository

Dictionary 1

Rule Set A

If Then ...

If Then ...

If Then ...

Rule Set B

Dictionary 2


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Sensors and monitoringprobes in the Process

Ability to take Action rightin the dashboard

Ability to Change

processes in-flight Business Rules Change Human Workflow Change

Controlled Process FlowChange

Feedback Loop to ProcessSimulation

Sensors and monitoringprobes in the Process

Ability to take Action rightin the dashboard

Ability to Change

processes in-flight Business Rules Change

Human Workflow Change

Controlled Process FlowChange

Feedback Loop to ProcessSimulation

Business Process Monitoring & Management


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Key Takeaways66


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D E M O N S T R A T I O N

WSIF binding to

Java class


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Demonstration Scenarios

Business Process Modeling, Simulation and Publishing

Using the BPA Suite

Business & IT Collaboration in Action


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Organization BPM

Entry Model

Step 1: Business Process Modeling

Organization

Processes

Overview

Service-Oriented

Process


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Step 2: Convert to Business Process Outline

Process Outline in Oracle Business Process Architect


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Step 3: Retrieve Process Outline into Jdev

Designer

Open Process Outline from BPA

repository

As the Business Analyst changes

process, the IT developer can get latest

changes from BPA repository

JDev will merge any changes fromanalyst that do not match current

process.

Any implementation details from IT will

be preserved during merge


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Key Takeaways66


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Oracle BPM in Action

1. Process automation Greater efficiency

2. Process consistency Greater efficiency

3. Process transparency Better insight /Compliance

4. Process flexibility Greater agility

5. Process reporting, analytics Better insight6. Process optimization Greater efficiency


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Key Takeaways

Only Middleware Vendor to offer Integrated Best of

Breed Process Modeling, Execution and Monitoring

Hot-Pluggable and Open-Standards Based BPM

Offering

Maximum flexibility and choice for BPM implementations

Uniquely Optimized for Oracle Applications

Oracle Fusion Applications processes are being modeled

using BPA Suite & executed and monitored using Oracle

BPEL PM and BAM


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Other Sessions

S281458 Oracle Business Modeling and Analysis

S282318 Oracle Fusion Business Process Analysis

S283631 Open Business Process Management

Achieving Excellence for Next Generation Enterprise

Demogrounds Demo Pods B30 to B36


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The preceding is intended to outline our general

product direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated into anycontract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any

features or functionality described for Oracles

products remain at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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