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Achieving Cost Optimization & Agility withSOA Connectivity & Integration Middleware1620

Roy Schulte, GartnerSid Bhatia, IBM


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Achieving Cost Optimization and Agilitywith SOA Connectivity and IntegrationMiddleware

W. Roy Schulte


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What You Need to Know About Great

Business Systems in 2010Modern applications are more effective and flexiblethan older applications, but they are inherently

complex because they typically:

Are modified frequently to meet changingbusiness requirements

Have many components Are distributed across a network

Are built by multiple teams working atdifferent places and times

Involve dissimilar platforms

Span multiple business organizations


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Six Attributes of Great Business Systems

1. SOA

2. Connectivity

3. BPM

4. Cloud

5. Application Integration

6. Situation Awareness

Great business systems exhibit some or all of these attributes.


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1. Goal: Maintain and Enhance Applications

Incrementally Without Disrupting Operations

SOA Application

Presentation Logic

Business Logic

Business Logic

Data Logic

Data Logic

Flow Logic

Presentation Logic

Pre-built,shared service-

providercomponents

New service-

consumercomponents

New service-provider

components


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1. Solution: SOA is a Set of Fundamental

Principles for Systems that Change Incrementally

ServiceConsumer Service

Provider

Service

Provider

Wrapper

Application

Applicationlogic and data

SOA Principles: Make Application Systems

Modular Distributable Formal, discoverable interfaces (metadata) Separate interface from the implementation

(the code and data) Shareable/re-usable

Small, simple applications can adopt SOA principles without requiringsystematic BPM or governance techniques, or a sophisticated software

infrastructure.


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2. Goal: Enable All of the Styles of Interaction

Required Within Demanding Applications

EDA

reliabledeliveryEDA push

data tousers

EDApublish-

and-subscribe

REST

RPC

Large systems require a mix of interaction styles, including (1) request-driven RPC, (2) request-driven REST and (3) event-driven architecture (EDA).


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Three Kinds of Communication Technology

Support the Alternative Interaction Styles

Event-drivenSOA

Request-driven

SOA

2. Web Services(SOAP, WSDL)

1. Non-WebMiddleware

3. Web(HTTP, URIs)

REST HTTP HTML/XML URIs Hyperlinks

Event-Driven Web HTTP ATOM, RSS Comet Reverse AJAX

Traditional WS* SOAP WSDL SOAP RPC Document style

Event-Driven WS* WS-Notification WS-Events WS-ReliableMessaging Document style

Call or Method Corba Stored Procedures Remote Faade MOM

Message-OrientedMiddleware (MOM) JMS DDS AMQP

Other

Communication Technology

Interaction

Style

Large systems often require a mix of communication technologies tosupport their mix of interaction styles.


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Administration& Management

Operations

Management

Message Bus Private messaging protocols, HTTP, SOAP/HTTP

ServiceConsumer

POX/RESTService

Provider

WebService

Provider

Wrapper

Application


SoftwareInfra-

structureESB

2. Solution: Almost All ESBs Support

Multiple Kinds of ConnectivitySystematic approaches toconnectivity, administration andinterface metadata management

become necessary for larger or morelong-living SOA applications.


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3. Goal: Achieve Business Process Improvement

by Understanding the Total Business EnvironmentTraditional applicationswere stove pipes, each

developed to support the

work of one business unit.

The BPR movement of the1990s sought to optimize

the end-to-end process ina value chain.

Business architects nowseek ways to optimize the

entire enterprise bylooking across multiple

processes and valuechains in the "value grid."

Order EntryOrder Entry Mfg.Mfg. Service Admin.Service Admin. ShippingShipping

Order EntryOrder Entry

Mfg.Mfg.

ShippingShippingService Admin.Service Admin.


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3. Solution: Use the BPM Discipline at

Development Time and BPM Software at Runtime

Orchestration(BPM)


Design Tooling Operations

ProcessDesign

Management


SoftwareInfra-

structureESB

Suite/BPMS

ServiceConsumer

POX/RESTService

Provider

WebService

Provider

Wrapper

Application


Thoughtfulprocessdesign is

crucialregardless ofwhetherorchestrationtools will beused atruntime.


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4. Goal: Leverage External SaaS and other

"Cloud" Resources

Managedin my localdepartment

Externally-managedresources

Enterpriseservices inanother dept.

Third-partycloud and

SaaSservices

External servicesoffload:

- Development- Maintenance- Operations

But they are harderto integrate andcontrol:

- Version control- Security- Availability

- Throughput- Response time- Testing- Chargeback


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4. Solution: Implement Explicit Governance,

Policy Management and Metadata Management

Orchestration Administration& Management

Registry/Repository


ProcessDesign

Management


SoftwareInfra-

structure

ServiceConsumer

POX/RESTService

Provider

WebService

Provider

Wrapper

Application


Service

governanceand metadatamanagementcan bepursued withor withoutusing an ESB.


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5. Goal: Make Heterogeneous Independently-

Designed Application Systems Work TogetherSOA Application

Managedin my local

department

Third-party

services

Enterpriseservices

Externally-managedresources

Packaged SOA Application

Where necessary:

- Transformmessage schemas

- Reconciledisparate processmodels andmessage exchangepatterns

- Accommodatelanguage and OSdifferences

- Implement MDM,make redundantversions of dataconsistent

- Use file transfer

Composite

Multistepprocess

Data consistency


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5. Solution: Use ESB and Data Integration

Tools and Techniques

Transformationand Routing Orchestration


Registry/Repository


Data Mapping ProcessDesign

Management


SoftwareInfra-

structure

ServiceConsumer

POX/RESTService

Provider

WebService

Provider

Wrapper

Application


Most SOAprojectsinvolve someintegration ofheterogeneoussystems.


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6. Goal: Provide Up-to-the-second Situation

Awareness to Enable Smart Sense-and-Response

Process and service-level monitoring

Tracking aggregates:totals, counts, averages

Deviation fromplan or forecast

Pattern detection finds threat andopportunity situations and sends alerts

Spotting trendsMonitoring key

performance indicators


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6. Solution: Use Business Event Processing

and Business Activity Monitoring

Transformationand Routing

Orchestration Administration& Management

Monitoring/BEP

Registry/Repository


Data Mapping ProcessDesign

Management

SituationAwarenessAnalytics


SoftwareInfra-

structure

ServiceConsumer

POX/RESTService

Provider

WebService

Provider

Wrapper

Application


BAM/BEPfacilities, suchas dashboards,are the mostvisible andappreciatedaspects of new

systems tobusiness users.


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Impact of SOA on Cost

Survey n=171

Impact of SOA on Overall Costs

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Significantnegativeimpact

Moderatenegativeimpact

No impact Moderatepositiveimpact

Significantpositiveimpact

1%

20%

30%

43%

6%

Some companies are more successful than others at

using SOA to reduce the life cycle cost of their systems.


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Agility the Ease of Modifying and Enhancing

the System is SOAs Greatest Benefit

Survey n=171

3.02

3.50

3.51

3.71

1 2No

impact

4 5

Upgrades andimprovements

Ongoingmaintenance

Time to projectdelivery

Initial developmentcosts

3

Negative impact Positive impact

The economic benefits of SOA increase over time as maintenance

and enhancement efforts grow relative to initial development.


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Related Gartner Research Smart Devices and Sense-and-Respond Systems Are

Event-Driven(G00171268)

Hype Cycle for Application Architecture, 2009(G00168300)

Q&A: Is SOA Another 'Meltdown' Waiting to Happen?(G00164702)

Survey Update: The Value of SOA (G00166447)

The Role of CEP and EDA in Business IntelligenceG00166324

(Book:) Event Processing: Designing ITSystems for Agile Companies

K. Mani Chandy, W. Roy Schulte, 2010McGraw-Hill (ISBN: 978-0-07-163350-5)


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Disclaimer:

Information regarding potential future products is intended to

outline our general product direction and it should not berelied on in making a purchasing decision. The information

mentioned regarding potential future products is not acommitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any

material, code or functionality. Information about potentialfuture products may not be incorporated into any contract.

The development, release, and timing of any future features

or functionality described for our products remains at our sole

discretion.


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Organizations face the opportunity of accelerating marketshifts and broadening business networks

The perceived business network focuses on thechallenges happening within a companys four walls

but in reality the business network is much broaderthan just the relationships inside the business, and ischanging rapidly

Rising consumer expectations compel improvements inspeed and personalization

Rapid swings in economic and commodity marketshighlight lack of adaptability

Lower barriers to entry in a digital, flat world, enable fastand easy access by new competitors


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The Pace of Business Must be Met

3XIncrease in gap betweenexpected change andability to handle change

98%Of CEOs plan businessmodel changes

In a Time of Turbulent ChangeSource: CIO Study conducted in 2008


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Cost Optimization

to slash operational andmaintenance expenseand maximize efficiency

necessary for alleconomic climates

Todays Imperatives Are

To SurviveTo Succeed!

Agility

to take advantage of newrevenue opportunitiesand address competitive

threats

+


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Optimize Cost while Increasing Agility

IT

Reality

IT Needs

to Be

Faster response from IT to enable business toaddress changing market conditions

Reduced IT complexity for cost effective reuse,reduced maintenance costs and better security

Increased portion of IT budget to spend on newinnovation rather than maintenance


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% of SOA Customers by Approach**

**Source: IBM 2009 Customer Analysis

Customers are Adopting SOA to Work Smarter

Working Smarter

63%

29% 8% 3%

42%33%

17%8%

2007 2009


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Organizations Leverage SOA Connectivity & IntegrationTo Address Critical Business Needs

Fast, flexible & reliableaccess to businessinformation

Trust, management & securityfor business applications

Make it easy for the

companys customers,partners & suppliers toconduct business

Business Needs Common Adoption Patterns

ESB Messaging& Enrichment

Service Visibility& Governance

Extend Connectivityto Partners &Customers


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Customer Scenarios

ESB Messaging & Enrichment- Trusted messaging

- Ultra-low latency, time-sensitive data feeds

- ESB for fast ROI

- ESB for broad-scale SOA

Service Visibility & Governance- Service visibility and lifecycle governance

- Policy management and runtime enforcement

Extend Connectivity to Partners & Customers- Payment processing in financial services

- Managing your B2B transactions

- Integrating with 3rd party applications, inside and outside the org


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Enrichment

Match & Route communicationsbetween services

Converts between transport protocols Transforms between data formats Identifies and distributes bus events

Messaging

Connect everything in your SOA Leverage existing skills and assets Support business growth and agility

Deliver fast ROI

A Closer Look at the ESB, Enrichment and Messaging


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IBM WebSphere MQ FamilyDelivering Mission-Critical Messaging

The Messaging Leader for 16+ years

Universal Support for all your systems

Standards: JMS engine that can be used withany compliant JEE Application Server

MQ family provides:

Reliable, proven, and ubiquitous multi-

purpose messaging transport for SOAconnectivity

File Transfer Edition delivers reliable,

secure & auditable Managed File

Transfer Low Latency Messaging where

extreme speed of delivery is paramount


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IBM 16+ years of customer experience totaling 10s of billionsof messageseveryday

Proven & Trusted MessagingRelied On By Over 10,000 Companies Globally

Delivering $1 trillion transactionsper day

Exchanging 400B+ in messages

Agency sends 675m messages

per day ~ 7,500 agency users & 50,000citizen transactions daily

Financial Markets

Government

Banking

We needed a single integrationplatform that would allow all our

applications to access and shareinformation and enable them tocollaboratively processtransactions based on commonbusiness rules.

Chief Architect,Health Insurance

$7-$35 trillion messaging traffic

per day 213+ million messages daily


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Fifth Third Bank banks on Extreme ReliabilityWith ESB Messaging and Enrichment

Smarter Business Outcomes:

Resilient, flexible systems built on standardized integrateinfrastructure enabling speed to market for new customerservices and offerings

Efficiently leverage existing systems and data

Millions of dollars in cost savings through IBM initiatives

Banking customer Pains

Increase availability forcustomer satisfaction

Focus on becoming moredynamic and competitive

With IBMs help, Fifth Third is working toward having an on-demand infrastructure thatgives us the flexibility to move resourceson-the-flyto where we need them.

Jim Scott, CTO, Fifth Third Bank

Why WebSphere Connectivity & Integration?


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Reduce supply chain costs with Managed File Transfer


Reliable WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition thatreduces lost time caused by lost/corrupt files

500+ hours and $80,000 saved every year on resources

Reduced bandwidth consumption on networkinfrastructure

Ability to plug in new applications without having to createcustom file transfer interfaces

Industry Pains:

Costly maintenance of currentfile transfer solution

Inefficiencies and file errorsresulting from lost transfers

Costly support of custom

applications

We look forward to improved efficiencies in file transfers,reduced network bandwidth utilization, and out of the box integration with new and legacy

systems that consume flat files.

- Ilan Wajsman, Stein Mart, Inc.

Why IBM Managed File Transfer?

. STEIN MART


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Chi-X Global Technology:High performance trading technology and services

Chi-Tech selected WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging as a messaging backbone for our highperformance, low latency matching technology, assuring that our platform continues to meet the speed

and mission-critical reliability requirements of todays algorithmic and high frequency tradingcommunities.

-- Richard Leung, Chief Technology Officer, Chi-Tech

Solution: Chi-Tech Exchange Trading Technology Platform Drive high-speed communication of trade orders, events, market data throughout

the Chi-Tech platform

Meet the speed, scalability and reliability requirements of the high frequency andalso trading communities.

Objectives: Achieve Best-in-class trading infrastructure technologies andservices with exchanges, market centers, and participant firms with WebSphere MQLow Latency Messaging

Benefits: Increases processing performance >1 million FIX orders per second,


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Whats New in Messaging?

WebSphere MQ Reduce business costs and disruption from

unplanned outages with software-enabledhigh availability

WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Enable ad-hoc file transfers using standard

Web browser

WebSphere MQ Low LatencyMessaging Capable of over 91 million messages per

second over Native InfiniBand

New support for re-playing missed messages

WebSphere DataPower Low LatencyAppliance XM70 Support for TIBCO Rendezvous/EMS

Messaging

HTTP/S

WMQ FTE network

WMQ FTEServer

WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging


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ESB

Converts betweendifferent transport

protocols

Agility and Savings Begin with IntegrationThe Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

Matches & routescommunications between

services

Connectseverything to

everything

DistributesBusiness events

Transforms betweendifferent data

formats

Optimizing CostsIntegrate new customers and partners up to 80% faster

Improve performance more than 10x, with lower costs

Achieve full ROI within as few as 6 months


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Platform-independent,universal connectivity andtransformation inheterogeneous ITenvironments, with rich set ofadapters and protocol bridges

packaged with applicationsand legacy platforms

Optimized with

WebSphere Applicationserver for an integratedSOA platform: serviceproviders, registry,common tooling,extensible to BPM

Purpose-built hardware for simplified,self-contained deployment with hardenedsecurity, low latency, rich applicationintegration and data transformation

ESB Offerings from IBM WebSphereSolutions to Meet Any and Every Demand

WebSphere ESB

WebSphere DataPower XI50

WebSphere MessageBroker


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Delivering True ESB Enrichment Value

95% of the top global insurance firmsuse ESB enrichment

Single firm improved transactionalelapsed time by over 39%

One store reduced SAP development by60%

Global retailer moved to real-timeinventory, reduced stock-outs to zero

Insurance

Retail

Banking

Our business is changing very fast,and the ESB enables us to support

upcoming business opportunitiesimmediately by connecting newmarket places and new dealingsystems to our existing systemlandscape. ESB mediations andservice enrichment accelerates theadoption of new business processes

and the launch of new productsand services.

Chief Architect,Health Insurance

Replaced costly point-to-point

interfaces to meet capacity of 1.2Mmessages per month

Savings of $10M over 5 years

10x performance improvementwith nodown time in 4 years Source: Results reported from actual IBM WebSphere implementations

Business Flexibility


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Wachovia increases core payments flexibilityWith ESB Messaging and Enrichment from IBM WebSphere


50% reduction in time and cost to modify, upgrade and addnew interfaces to the payment system

Faster application development and time to market

Adaptability to changes in global payments standards

Increased customer satisfaction and retention

Banking Customer Pains:

Needed core paymentssystem more flexible andadaptable for greatermarketplace agility

We've chosen a path that has accelerated the adoption of SOA into the core of our business. Itsgiven us a clear advantage in the kinds of attributes that banks like Wachovia now have to excelspeed, flexibility and efficiencyLeigh Ferrante, Senior VP and IT managing director, Wachovia

Why Smart SOA Connectivity & Integration?


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Whats New in ESBs?

WebSphere Enterprise Service Busand WebSphere Message Broker Patterns Based Development

Powerful development capability with pattern-

based development, guided task flows, mappingenhancements and simplification

Service Federation Management Manage service visibility and reuse across the

enterprise with WebSphere Service Registry &Repository

WebSphere DataPower IntegrationAppliance XI50 Application Optimization

Simplify your IT infrastructure with new dynamicApplication Optimization management

BladeCenter New appliance offering which now allows

customers to deploy DataPower appliancetechnology within new or existing IBM BladeCenterinfrastructure


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Service Visibility & Governance

Governs Messaging Applications and Services

Manage what you have, no

matter where

Trust existing services,

accelerate reuse & cut costs

Secure mission-critical

services & documents

MessageQueues

ServiceRequests

ServiceMediations

Messages

QueueManagers


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WebSphere Service Registry & RepositoryHighly Prescriptive Service Lifecycle Governance

WebSphere DataPower XML Security Gateway XS40

Centralize Web services and web application security and policyenforcementPurpose-built, hardened, high performance appliance for simplificationof the DMZ

Apply prescriptive approach to service governance with Pre-built Governance Models

Accelerate reuse with Automated Service Discovery across heterogeneous environment

Govern the lifecycle of Services and Policies

Interoperate and federate with existing SOA infrastructure and service management solutions

Enforce policies consistently to help achieve reliability and complianceManage service visibility and reuse across the enterprise with Service Federation


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Service Visibility and Governance

Comprehensive, Scalable and Extensible

Company gained control of fast growingservices

Reduced cost and data redundancy withreal-time customer & vehicle informationprovisioning

Drove growth by quickly expandingcustomer offerings

Accelerated productivity & increasedservice reuse resulting 12 month ROIof 700%

Manufacturing

Insurance

Travel

Service visibility is a really

important part of our SOA.We need to be able to see

the collection of Web serviceswe have in our toolkit and how

these tools can be used.

Senior VP,Large Multinational Bank

A international airline accelerateddeployment of a brand new, decentralizedreservation system

Financial Services

NY State Dept of Labor deploys scalable secure


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NY State Dept. of Labor deploys scalable, secureand policy based transactions


Incredible scaling of NYSDOL UIS to support over 1M NewYorkers to provide unemployment benefits

Reduced complexity and efficient reuse of data and applications.

Industry Pains:

Faster response to its unemployedconstituents

Reuse of existing services withsecure and reliable access

Deploying a single highly secure, scalable & flexible unemployment insurance systemshortened time to response reducing complexity.



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Whats New in Service Visibility & Governance?

WebSphere Service Registry &Repository Ensure business/IT awareness with role-based

interfaces and analysis tools in Business Space

Provide Federated Impact Analysis and Change

Management Monitor and manage policies with SOA Policy

Monitoring Analytics

Governance for MQ services and File Transfers

Manage service visibility and reuse across the

enterprise with Service Federation Management

WebSphere DataPower XML SecurityGateway XS40 Native load balancing for inbound and outbound

traffic through Application Optimization Industry-leading standards support: WS-Security,

SAML, XACML, WS-Policy

The current situation is that most business units are


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The current situation is that most business units areisolated and autonomous, creating Silos of SOA

Most enterprises are not monolithic, and have multiple business units

Each business unit encapsulates services reused within the business unit

boundaries via its connectivity infrastructure The business units often are isolated and autonomous

The business units are in effect service domains Silos of SOA

FinanceBusiness Unit

PartnerBusiness Unit

Procurement

Business Unit

Connecting isolated services can optimize


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Connecting isolated services can optimizebusiness performance and improve flexibility

Maximize service reuse across the enterprise

Allow service reuse to span domain boundaries

Enhance flexibility across the enterpriseBusiness process redesign with minimal disruption

Federated Service Reuse

PartnerDomain

Procurement

Domain

FinanceDomain

Manage service visibility and reuse across the


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Manage service visibility and reuse across theenterprise

Integrated solution across WSRR(console UI and registry) and the

ESB family to enable service re-useacross enterprise domains.

Provides a unifying view of

federation relevant content

Web 2.0-based protocol to accessthe service connectivity and registrycomponents supporting a domain

Easy configuration of best practicepatterns for service sharing

WebSphere Message Broker V7,WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V7, and

WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V7

Service Federation Management

Extend Connectivity to Customers & Partners


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Extend Connectivity to Customers & PartnersMaximizes the value and effectiveness of your ESB

Industry transformation solutions withguaranteed quality of service

The ability to easily manage and adopt tochanging industry standards

Real time access to disparate data andinformation

A consolidated partner managementplatform

Optimizing Costs Reduce interface maintenance cost by 75%

Reduce cost of industry standardscompliance by as much as 75%


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Extend Your SOA to Customers and Partners

WebSphere Transformation ExtenderProviding universal access to industry-specific data

WebSphere DataPower B2B Appliance XB60Drop-in solution for simplified, secure & scalable

partner connectivity

WebSphere AdaptersStandard, reusable interface points to packaged

and legacy applications

WebSphere Partner Gateway

Consolidated B2B solution to meet broad, dynamicbusiness requirements

European bank reduces the cost of standards


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European bank reduces the cost of standardscompliance and creates new business opportunities


Rapid time to market to meet 2008 SEPA compliancemandates.

New business opportunities available as a paymentsclearing house for non-SEPA compliant financialinstitutions.

Industry Pains:

Compliance with electronicpayment and banking standards(SEPA & SWIFT)

Reliable and cost effectivecompliance.

Deploy a flexible validation and transformation solution to reduce the cost ofcompliance and deliver new revenue streams through expanded business

opportunities.


Sociedade Interbancaria deServicos, S.A. (SIBS Bank)

Whats New in Extend Connectivity to Customers &


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yPartners?

WebSphere Transformation Extender

Expanded compatibility with the WebSphere

portfolio providing users with a wider range ofoptions to deploy with their SOA and BPM

solutions

WebSphere DataPower B2B Appliance XB60

EDIINT AS1 Support

Drummond Group Certification

WebSphere Adapters

Expanded portfolio integration and improvedconsumability through enhanced tooling and

user interfaces

Delivering the Most Connected SOA


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gProduct Release Highlights

ESB Messaging & Enrichment- WebSphere MQ V7.0.1

- WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.2

- WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging V2.4

- WebSphere DataPower Low Latency Appliance XM70 3.8.1

- WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V7- WebSphere Message Broker V7

- WebSphere DataPower Integration Appliance XI50 V3.8.1


- WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V7- WebSphere Service Registry and Repository AdvancedLifecycle Edition V7

- WebSphere DataPower Security Gateway XS40 V3.8.1

Extend Connectivity to Partners & Customers- WebSphere Transformation Extender V8.3

- WebSphere DataPower B2B Appliance XB60 V3.8.1

- WebSphere Adapters V7


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