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Shell Visit November 2008
Overview SAP NetWeaver ILMArchiving, Retention Management,System Decommissioning
Georg FischerDirector, Product ManagementPerformance, Data Management & ScalabilitySAP AG
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 2
Disclaimer
This presentation outlines our general product direction and should not berelied on in making a purchase decision. This presentation is not subject toyour license agreement or any other agreement with SAP. SAP has noobligation to pursue any course of business outlined in this presentation or todevelop or release any functionality mentioned in this presentation. Thispresentation and SAP's strategy and possible future developments aresubject to change and may be changed by SAP at any time for any reasonwithout notice. This document is provided without a warranty of any kind,either express or implied, including but not limited to, the implied warrantiesof merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. SAPassumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in this document, except ifsuch damages were caused by SAP intentionally or grossly negligent.
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 3
Cornerstones of ILM: Archiving, RetentionManagement and Retention Warehouse
Analyze data volumes
Securely move data from thedatabase to the archiveComfortably access archiveddata
Archive SAP NW BI data(near-line storage)
Decommission legacysystems
Enforce retention policies ondata from shut-down system
Run reporting on data fromshut-down system using SAPBI
Use predefined BI taxcontent and reportinginterface
Benefit from independentlyunderstandable archive
Data Archiving Retention Management Retention Warehouse
Manage all retention policiesacross the enterprise
Manage the responsibledestruction of data based onpolicies
Enforce retention policies
Use secure ILM-awarestorage through partnerofferings
Perform e-Discoveryoperations and set legalholds
Manage Database Volume End-Of-Life Data End-Of-Life System
Information Lifecycle Management
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 4
Data Archiving
File System
Archive and Delete Store
Access
Display
Online
Database Storage System
Application Data Data Objects Data Objects
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 5
Structured and Unstructured Information in anSAP Environment
Incoming PaperInvoice
Link
Structured – SAP Offering
Unstructured – Partner Offering
FI BusinessObject + LinkInformation
Database
Storage(Optical,
WORM-like)
Arch
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SAP ERP
Attachment (TIF)
ArchiveLink
Data Archiving
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 6
ILM solution from SAP and Open Text*Use Cases
ArchiveLink
Primarily Unstructured
WORM or WORM-Like Storage
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SAP Archiving &SAP Document Access
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ArchiveLink Interface (Future WebDAV)
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ILM-Enhanced WebDAV interface
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Both products provide benefits for customers, with complimentary areas of usage.SAP NW ILM deals with retention management of structured data and system decommissioning.Open Text deals with all aspects of managing unstructured data, including its storage.
*Open Text refers to the Open Text products under the SAP reseller agreement: SAP Archiving by Open Text and SAP Document Access by Open Text
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 7
Cornerstones of ILM: Archiving, RetentionManagement and Retention Warehouse
Analyze data volumes
Securely move data from thedatabase to the archiveComfortably access archiveddata
Archive SAP NW BI data(near-line storage)
Decommission legacysystems
Enforce retention policies ondata from shut-down system
Run reporting on data fromshut-down system using SAPBI
Use predefined BI taxcontent and reportinginterface
Benefit from independentlyunderstandable archive
Data Archiving Retention Management Retention Warehouse
Manage all retention policiesacross the enterprise
Manage the responsibledestruction of data based onpolicies
Enforce retention policies
Use secure ILM-awarestorage through partnerofferings
Perform e-Discoveryoperations and set legalholds
Manage Database Volume End-Of-Life Data End-Of-Life System
Information Lifecycle Management
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 8
Retention Policy Management
Manual Entry External Source
FinancialDocuments
Scannedinvoices
FinancialDocuments
ScannedInvoices
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Max.Retention
Time
Years
Years
Years
Years
Unit forRetent.Time
PaperDocuments 10USA Years
Information Retention Manager
DocumentsNon-SAP ContentBusiness Objects
Rules for SAP and non-SAP objects
Rules for structured and unstructured data
Rules can be inherited by subordinate objects
Central documentation of policies incl. change tracking and access management
Rules for electronic and paper documents
Import or manual entry of policies
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 9
Retention Policy and Data Retention ProcessInformation Retention Manager (IRM)
IRMIRM IRM
Create frameworkfor entering rules
Choose policy types(tax, product liability,new)
Enter rules perbusiness object
Example:FI_DOCUMNTCountry = USARetention time = 7 yrs.
Checkboxes:Policy completeRule live
Release policies forenforcement duringarchiving
Enter rulesSet up policy Verify completeness IRMCentral tool forsetting up andmanagingretention policies
Documentation Documentation Prep. for Enforcement
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 10
ILM-Aware Storage IntegrationStructured and Unstructured Data
ILM Store BrowserCentral tool forviewing hierarchy,properties, andselecting files forexport in RW scenario.
Structured Structured Unstructured
Archive files are savedin hierarchy based onIRM rules under node AD
ADK files
Storesnapshots
Storearchive files
StoreArchiveLink docs
print lists
Snapshots are savedin hierarchy undernode SN
ADK files
ArchiveLink refs.are saved in mirrorhierarchy based on IRMrules under node AL
Proxies
Print list refs.are saved in mirrorhierarchy based on IRMrules under node DL
Proxies
ILM Store Browser
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 11
ILM-Aware Storage Integration:Archive Hierarchy Based on IRM Rules
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ArchiveLink Documents & Print ListsArchive Files & Snapshots
.adk
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/Q45
…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/
…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003
FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/
…/SN/
…/11031998/
…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/
…/SN_META/
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…/AL/
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…/Germany/
Referenceinvoice 0003Referenceinvoice 0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/
…/DL/
…/11031998/
…/Germany/
…/Zdoclist
TOA tableinformation
TOA tableinformation
…/USA/
…/Jdoclist
Reference_01
Reference_02
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Structured and Unstructured Information in anSAP Environment Using SAP NW ILM
FI BusinessObject + LinkInformation
DB
Retention Policies
…/1997/
/SysID
…/000/
…/AD/
…/Germany/
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
WORM-like storageILM
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…/000/
…/AL/
…/1997/
…/Germany/
Referenceto invoicelocation
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
Storage(Optical,
WORM-like)
Structured – SAP Offering
Unstructured – Partner Offering
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 13
Legal Case Management:Legal Hold & Automated e-Discovery Support
WORM-Like Storage
/C01
…/2000/
…/000/
…/USA/
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
FI-DOC_0001
Legend: SAP ILM-enhanced WebDAV Interface ILM-enhanced WebDAV Interface
Legal hold on all information relevant to legal case and linked documents
Manage all information related to specific legal cases
Several cases per object possible
Manual or automatic collection of data related to a specific legal case
Relations to linked objects
Persistent storage of key fields for case relevant data
Major objects as start point for search
Manual Entry External Source
Information Retention Manager Legal Case Management
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 14
Legal Hold and E-Discovery Process
Documentation E-discovery Legal hold
Use basic casemanagement functionsto create legal case
Run reports to findall data for a businessobject
Set legal holdsautomatically on listof objects or manuallyon individual objects
Based on keyobject find all relatedstructured &unstructured data
LCMCentral tool forcreating legal cases,finding correspondingobjects and relatedinformation andSetting legal holds
LCMLCM LCM
Find related dataCreate Case Set legal hold
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 15
Cornerstones of ILM: Archiving, RetentionManagement and Retention Warehouse
Analyze data volumes
Securely move data from thedatabase to the archiveComfortably access archiveddata
Archive SAP NW BI data(near-line storage)
Decommission legacysystems
Enforce retention policies ondata from shut-down system
Run reporting on data fromshut-down system using SAPBI
Use predefined BI taxcontent and reportinginterface
Benefit from independentlyunderstandable archive
Data Archiving Retention Management Retention Warehouse
Manage all retention policiesacross the enterprise
Manage the responsibledestruction of data based onpolicies
Enforce retention policies
Use secure ILM-awarestorage through partnerofferings
Perform e-Discoveryoperations and set legalholds
Manage Database Volume End-Of-Life Data End-Of-Life System
Information Lifecycle Management
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 16
System Decommissioning: RetentionWarehouse
Reporting basedon archived data
in SAP NetWeaver BI
Central ILM RW System
Transfer archived data
Archive data including snapshots
Systems to be decommissioned
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 17
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The New ILM Retention Warehouse Approach
…one central retentionwarehouse connected toILM-aware storage …
Multiple source systemsare decommissionedinto…
… and reports can begenerated on-demandusing SAP NW BI
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ILM from SAPVersion 1.0
SRMCRM
Future Versions
Non-SAP
Partners +Customers
WORM-LikeStorage
DecommissioningEnhancedarchiving
objects, CDEAdmin datamigration
Audit and Reporting
IRM forretention policy
management
EnhancedWebDAV
interface forILM aware
storage
ILM StoreBrowser for
hierarchy viewof archived
data
RW generatorto prepare
structures foron-demandreporting
BI integrationwith individualor predefined
queries forreporting
Archiving Retention Rules Storage File Select BI Structures Audit
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 18
Data Dictionary
Decommissioning: Offered Archiving Functionsin Retention Warehouse
/Q45
…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/
…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003
FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/
…/SN/
…/11031998/
…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/
…/SN_META/
Classic archiving programs andSnapshots
Context Data Extractor
Context Data Extractor
Context Data Extractor
Information Retention Manager
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Online Database
Transactional Data
Master Data
Customizing
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 19
Data Extraction Approach
Strategy for System Decommissioning
Top Down StrategyBased on the reporting requirements and those tables that are requiredfor these reportsCharacteristics– Precise definition of required data– Time-consuming definition of reporting requirements needed as input– Relevant for validation of completeness of information transfer
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 20
Data Extraction Approach (cont.)
Strategy for System Decommissioning
Bottom Up StrategyBased on the content of the system to be decommissionedCharacteristics– Allows a quick system decommissioning– Reduction of data volume by eliminating data that obviously will not be
in scope for future use
Recommendation: For a complete solution combine both strategies
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 21
Auditing and Reporting: Extract Data fromArchive for Work Package
/Q45
…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/
…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003
FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/
…/SN/
…/11031998/
…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/
…/SN_META/
ILM Store Browser to selectdata from the archive for
extraction
Tax audit Financials BKPF Document HeaderBSEG Document Line Items…..
Fixed Asset ANEK Document HeaderANEP Document Line ItemsANLA Master Data
Product Liability …..
Select Settings Analyze Jobs Review
Work Package Monitor
Audit Area Folder Segment
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 22
Auditing and Reporting: Lifecycle ofGenerated Content in Retention Warehouse
Delete ObjectsTransfer DataGenerate Object Run Reporting
SAP NW BI
Generate info objectsand infoproviders
Write data from archivesto info objects andinfoproviders
Define new queriesbased on the generatedobjects
and/or
Use predefined queries
Delete the completecontent generated fora work package
Audit and Reporting
RW BI IntegrationMethod for allowingreporting and analysesin BI using data fromdecommissionedsystems
SAP NW BI SAP NW BI SAP NW BI
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 23
Deployment Scenario – Retention Management
SAP NW 7.0 EhP 1
JAVA ABAP
SAPNotesSAP ERP 6.0 EhP4
ILM implementation on the samesystem as the live SAP ERP system
Deployment Considerations
ILM solution from SAP – the “Engine” ispart of Enhancement Package 1 of SAPNetWeaver 7.0 (ILM tool)Engine serves application system and itscontent (first application SAP ERP)About 40 ILM-enhanced archiving objects(focus on tax) for SAP ERP and IRM objectregistration delivered
Go-Live based on SAP ERP 6.0 EhP4 andabove !
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 24
Deployment Scenario – Retention Warehouse
ILM Implementation on own systemindependent from the SAP ERP systemDeployment Considerations
Legacy system:Delivered to former SAP ERP releases viaSAP Notes:
Enhanced archiving objectsContext Data Extractor
SAP NW 7.0 EhP 1
JAVA ABAP
SAP NetWeaver
JAVA ABAP
SAP R/3,SAP R/3 Enterprise
SAP ERP
SAPNotes
SAPNotes
Retention Warehouse system:ILM solution from SAP – the “Engine” ispart of Enhancement Package 1 of SAPNetWeaver 7.0 (ILM tool)Content starts with SAP ERP 6.0 EhP4IRM object registration through SAP NotesUse of existing SAP NW BI system or setup of new SAP NW system including RMcomponents and SAP NW BI
SAP NW BISAP NW Portal
SAP ERP 6.0 EhP4
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 25
System Decommissioning: Multiple RetentionWarehouses
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 26
Step 1:Standard SAP Data Archiving
Use standard SAP data archiving
Transactional access to archived data directlyfrom ERP systemERP System
< 6.0 EhP4
Data Archiving
ArchiveArchiveFileFile
ArchiveArchiveFileFileArchiveArchive
FileFile
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 27
Step 2:Build Central Retention Warehouse
ERP System< 6.0 EhP4
ArchiveArchiveFileFileArchiveArchive
FileFileArchiveArchiveFileFile RW-System
ERP 6.0 EhP4NW 7.0 EhP1
/Q45…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/…/SN/
…/11031998/…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/…/SN_META/
First step towards an ILM strategy
No DART necessary
Predefined content for tax reporting
Redundant archive file content (archive file originalsand converted files in WebDAV store)
Administration data has to be (continiously) migratedto RW
Retention Management „only“ for archived dataWebDAV Store
IRM
0
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4
5
BI/Tax Reporting
Convert archive files
Migrate administration data
Data Archiving
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 28
Step 3:Upgrade ERP System to ERP 6.0 EhP4
ERP System>= 6.0 EhP4
RW-SystemERP 6.0 EhP4NW 7.0 EhP1
/Q45…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/…/SN/
…/11031998/…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/…/SN_META/
No redundancies of archive files
Retention Management also for data in theERP system
Copy rules from RW IRM to ERP IRM
Migrate administration data from RW IRM toERP IRM WebDAV Store
0
1
2
3
4
5
BI/Tax ReportingIRM
IRM
Data Archiving
Migrate administration data
ArchiveArchiveFileFileArchiveArchive
FileFileArchiveArchiveFileFile
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 29
Possible Next Step:Add Additional ERP Systems to ILM
RW-SystemERP 6.0 EhP4NW 7.0 EhP1
/Q45…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/…/SN/
…/11031998/…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/…/SN_META/WebDAV Store
0
1
2
3
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BI/Tax Reporting
IRM
ERP system>= 6.0 EhP4
IRM
ERP system< 6.0 EhP4
ERP system>= 6.0 EhP4
IRM
…Data Archiving
Data Archiving
ArchiveArchiveFileFileArchiveArchive
FileFileArchiveArchiveFileFile
Data Archiving
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 30
Possible Next Step:Decommission Legacy ERP System to ILM
RW-SystemERP 6.0 EhP4NW 7.0 EhP1
/Q45…/000/
…/AD/
…/1997/…/Germany/
FI-DOC_0003FI-DOC_0004
…/FI_DOCUMNT/
…/SD_VBRK/…/SN/
…/11031998/…/Germany/
…/SN_FI/
…/11031998/…/SN_META/WebDAV Store
0
1
2
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BI/Tax Reporting
IRM
ERP system>= 6.0 EhP4
IRM
ERP System>=SAP ERP4.6C
ERP System>=SAP ERP4.6C
…
Data Archiving
Data Archiving
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Benefits
1Data ArchivingHigher system availabilityand better performancewith shorter responsetimes. Also systemresources are used muchmore efficiently.
2Retention ManagementSupport the complete lifecycle:creation – preservation – destruction.Central retention management, highautomation and reduced litigationand e-Discovery costs.
3Retention WarehouseAvoid costs for maintaining legacysystems. Optimized investment byleveraging existing know-how andtechnology.
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 32
Benefits Data ArchivingManage Your Data Volume and Performance
System availability Use of resources System performance
Value Generation through Data Archiving
$42,000Infrastructure
$60,000Messaging
$300,000Database
$300,000BusinessApplication
$480,000E-Business
$480,000E-Commerce
$480,000CRM
$600,000ERP
$600,000Supply Chain
$2,400,000Financial/Trading
Typical HourlyLoss of
UnplannedDowntime (US$)
DowntimeLosses by
Application
DataRecords10 GB
Mirrors20 GB
Arc
hivi
ng
2 GB(Compression 20%)
System Copies80 GB
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4
MB / msec
MSEG MB MB51 msec
Faster and easier upgrade tohigher software releases.Shorter runtime for backup andrecovery.
Reduced hardware costs forDisk, CPU, Memory as well asadministration costs.
Shorter response times indialog mode for all employees.
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 33
Benefits Retention Management:Responsible Destruction Is a Must
…e-discovery
Holding data beyond its retention period has no valueUse of resources, system availability, performance…IT and storage
…no penalties inlaw suits
“62% of large companies have at least one law suit filed against themwith $20 million or more at stake.”
Third Annual Litigation Trends Survey Findings,Fulbright & Jaworski 2006
Certain laws require you to destroy data after retention is upSarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, FACTA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB), etc.Avoid penalties for not complying with the law
…legalcompliance
1 GB of data = $1,800 (Forrester Research)1 TB system = $1,800,000x 500 law suits at any given time (Fulbright & Jaworski 2006)
Audit TrailTransparent and comprehensive policy managementApproved by tax auditor and legal counselData securely erased beyond any type of forensic recovery
“[2006] for billion- dollar companies, the number of law suits soaredto 556 cases, with almost half facing 50 new laws suits per year.”
Third Annual Litigation Trends Survey Findings,Fulbright & Jaworski 2006
Appetite for Destruction,Information Week, June 2008
Data Destruction and DocumentLife Cycle Policies: Considerationsfor Compliance with FederalMandates and Acts, CyberScrub2006
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Benefits Retention Management:Stop Maintaining Systems You Don't Use!
Parameters for ROI calculationILM license feesILM project and consulting servicescosts for the old systemcosts for the new retention warehousesystem
Considerations:The more systems to be decommissioned,the better the relative ILM license costsNew system installation + setups areonetime costsILM project costs will decrease after 1stdecommissioned system by approx. 50%
Conclusion:ROI will be reduced significantly with every additional systemAfter 5th system, the ROI is expected to be 6 months
24 Month
12 Month9 Month 8 Month 7 Month
1st System 2nd System 3rd System 4th System 5th System
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 35
Evolution, Integration, Open Platform:From Data Archiving to ILM
WORM-likestorage
ILM Retention Warehouse Partner Solutions(future deliveries)
ReportingSolutions
Landscape Harmonization
XNon-SAP
Partner
View Interface
ILM InterfaceLegal Cases
Retent. Policies
ILM Retention Warehouse
End-of-Life System
WORM-likestorage
X
SAP BI PredefinedTax Content
e.g. Rev.Proc 98-25
View Interface
ILM InterfaceLegal Cases
Retent. Policies
SAP ERP
ILM Retention Management
End-of-Life Data
WORM-likestorage
ILM InterfaceLegal Cases
Retent. Policies
SAP ERP
Data Archiving
Data Volume Management
storageSAP ERP
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 36
SAP White Paper on ILM – New Version
Source of Information:
SAP Service Marketplace
http://service.sap.com/ilm
SAP Developer Network
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/ilm
RKT – ILM Learning Map
http://service.sap.com/rkt-netweaver
White Paper
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 37
ILM-Aware Storage Integration:Partner Involvement
WebDAV Storage Interface Certification for ILMSolution from SAP
BC-ILM 2.0 (SAP ILM - WebDAV Storage Interface 2.0)Storage system needs to accept and enforceproperties and metadata necessary for complete ILMscenarioFirst focus is on certifications from WORM-like storagepartnersAvailable at SAP Integration and Certification Center:[email protected]
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/interface-certifications
Discover partners who have already received BC-ILM 2.0 certification at:www.sap.com/usa/ecosystem/customers/directories/SearchSolution.epx
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 38
Thank you!
© SAP 2008 / SAP TechEd 08 / LCM101 Page 39
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