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Maciej Gruszka
Principal System Engineer
11 October 2005
The New World Order is Fluid
BEA’s integration infrastructure as a tool decreasing operational costs
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BEA Corporate Overview• Leading Application Infrastructure Company
- One of ten largest software companies in the world
- Over 14,000 blue-chip customers worldwide
- Majority of Fortune Global 500 companies rely on BEA
• Demonstrated Strength and Stability
- $1.1B in Sales, >$1.6B in cash
- 32 consecutive quarters of positive cash flow
• Global presence
- 81 offices in 34 countries
- Over 3,000 employees
• Strategic Industry Influence
- More than 2100 systems integrators, independent software vendors, and application service providers
- Driving innovation into standards—J2EE, XML, Web Services
• Experienced in integration
- Projects since 1997
- The first EAI product – ELink 1999
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“Service-Oriented Architecture is an IT strategy that organizes the discrete
functions contained in enterprise applications into interoperable,
standards-based services that can be combined and reused quickly to meet
business needs.”
What is Service-Oriented Architecture?
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•Ability to roll out new applications and business processes more quickly in order to respond to changes in the marketplace
•Better alignment of business needs with IT infrastructure
BusinessBenefits
Key Benefits of SOA
•IT more responsive to the needs of the business
•Reduced development times and costs through standard, reusable components, applications and data
•Decreased integration cost and complexity
•Elimination of redundant data and systems based on shared services
•Leverage existing IT investments
ITBenefits
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•SOA is not just about technology-Platform: our leading technology and products to support SOA
-Practice: our thorough, proven SOA Domain Methodology
-People: SOA expertise in our people and partners
BEA’s Vision for SOA
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WindowsWindows
Before Middleware…
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
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WindowsWindows
CORBA/J2EE/.Net:New Software Category Formed…
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
WebLogicWebLogicSIPEDGE CICSCICSTUXTUX
Application Infrastructure
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The CIO dilemma
Time
TraditionalIT Capability
BusinessRequirements
IT Gap
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IT infrastructure today
Custom App Development
Standardize
ApplicationServer
IntegrationProjects
IntegrationBroker
Portal Projects
PortalServer
…App Project 1 App Project 2 App Project 3 App Project n
…Int. Project 1 Int. Project 2 Int. Project 3 Int. Project n
…Portal
Project 1Portal
Project 2Portal
Project 3Portal
Project n
F I R E W A L L
F I R E W A L L
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ApplicationDevelopers
Data Architects
ApplicationDevelopers
IntegrationDevelopers
Process Modelers
Microsoft Developers
PortalInitiatives
PortalInitiatives
IntegrationProjects
IntegrationProjects
Enterprise IT projects today
PortalDevelopers
CustomApplications
CustomApplications EnterpriseJ2EE Developers
Architects
Business Analysts
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IT project needs changingconverging technologies
CustomDevelopmentIntegration
Portal
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Custom App Development
IT infrastructurea platform approach
…
IntegrationProjects
Portal Projects
Common Infrastructure Requirements
Driving Convergence
PricingApplication
CustomerSelf-service
CollaborativeDashboard
ExecutiveDashboard
Unified Platform
ApplicationServer
IntegrationBroker
PortalServer
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ApplicationDevelopers
Data Architects
ApplicationDevelopers
IntegrationDevelopers
Process Modelers
Microsoft Developers
PortalInitiatives
PortalInitiatives
IntegrationProjects
IntegrationProjects
Break down the barriers
PortalDevelopers
CustomApplications
CustomApplications EnterpriseJ2EE Developers
Architects
Business Analysts
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IntegrationProjects
IntegrationProjects
CustomApplications
CustomApplications
PortalInitiatives
PortalInitiatives
WebLogicPlatform
WebLogicPlatform
PortalDevelopers IntegrationDevelopers
Architects
ApplicationDevelopersMicrosoft Developers
EnterpriseJ2EE Developers
Data ArchitectsProcess Modelers
Business Analysts
ApplicationDevelopers
BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM UNIFIES IT
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BEA helps IT fit the business
Time
TraditionalIT Capability
BusinessRequirements
Closing the Gap:1. Unify Infrastructure2. Shorten
DevelopmentCycles
3. Increase Re-use4. Leverage Broader
Skill sets
IT That Fits The Business
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BEA WebLogic Enterprise Platform
Application FrameworkBEA WebLogic Workshop
Application ServerBEA WebLogic Server
UserIntegration
UserIntegration
JVMBEA WebLogic JRockit
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IntegrationProcess
IntegrationData
IntegrationData
Integration
BEA WebLogicIntegration
BEA Liquid Datafor WebLogic
BEA WebLogicPortal
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BEA WEBLOGIC ENTERPRISE PLATFORM LOWERS COSTS
Mike GilpinGiga Information Group
“ When development and integration are approached holistically by an organization, both development-integration and integration-only scenarios benefit from increased infrastructure and skills synergy, contributing to a more coherent overall architecture that will also deliver markedly greater flexibility in the future. And the cost savings of buying one coordinated infrastructure solution can be dramatic, often as much as 50 percent…”
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BEA WEBLOGIC ENTERPRISE PLATFORM IMPROVES ROI
Expected Project Return Application Investment Shared Investment Requirement(Potential Infrastructure)
Unified eCommerce
Real-timeInformation Access
Customer ServiceEnhancement
Source: Gartner Research
EnterpriseReturn
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WindowsWindows
CORBA/J2EE/.Net:New Software Category Formed…
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
WebLogicWebLogicSIPEDGE CICSCICSTUXTUX
Application Infrastructure
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WindowsWindows
Then Came Customized Packaged Apps…
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
SAPSAP ORCLORCL PSFTPSFT IBMIBM SEBLSEBL EDA/PTCEDA/PTC
CACA
WebLogicWebLogicSIPEDGE CICSCICSTUXTUX
Application Infrastructure
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WindowsWindows
EAI Addressed Point-to-Point
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
SAPSAP ORCLORCL PSFTPSFT IBMIBM SEBLSEBL EDA/PTCEDA/PTC
CACA
WebLogicWebLogicSIPEDGE CICSCICSTUXTUX
Application Infrastructure
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Service InfrastructureService Infrastructure
WindowsWindows
Service Infrastructure: The Next Software Category…
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
SAPSAP ORCLORCL PSFTPSFT IBMIBM SEBLSEBL EDA/PTCEDA/PTC
CACA
WebLogicWebLogicSIPEDGE CICSCICSTUXTUX
Application Infrastructure
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WindowsWindows
BEA’s Infrastructure: The AquaLogic™ and WebLogic™ Product Family
HPUXHPUX AIXAIX Solaris
Solaris
MainframesMainframes
SAPSAP ORCLORCL PSFTPSFT IBMIBM SEBLSEBL EDA/PTCEDA/PTC
CACA
WebLogic® Product Family
WebLogic® Product FamilySIPEDGE CICSCICSTuxedo®Tuxedo®
AquaLogic Product FamilyAquaLogic Product Family
Service Infrastructure
Application Infrastructure
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BEA’s InfrastructureCustomer examples
Integrated Order Management
Single View of Customer and Customer Self-service
Customer Engagement Management
Integrated Supply- and-demand Chains
Exec Dashboards and Employee Self-service
Think liquid.