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Extend the reach of SAP applicationsthrough Microsoft SharePointwith Duet EnterpriseWebinar- October 12, 2011



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Speakers

Victoria MENSHCHIKOVA Director, Technology Marketing, User Productivity

Himanshu PANDE Duet Enterprise Solution Manager, SAP




Agenda

•Productivity. Collaboration. Growth – Introducing Duet Enterprise

•What Duet Enterprise can do for you and your company

•Examples of business scenarios created by customers and partners

•How you can get started

•Next Steps

•Q&A



Productivity. Collaboration. Growth.Introducing Duet Enterprise




How Would You Like to Better Enable Your People?

Are there issues with respect to businessprocesses – elapsed time to complete,bottlenecks?

Are there issues with respect to business data

– quality, timeliness, accuracy?

Are there issues with respect to productivity – personal productivity and team productivity?

Are there issues with respect to business

insight and decision making?


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A jointly developed, fully flexible framework from SAP and

Microsoft that leverages SAP NetWeaver Gateway and

Microsoft SharePoint solutions for customers and partners

to easily and quickly compose solutions that consume and

extend SAP in SharePoint and throughout Microsoft Office



Connecting SAP Applications withSharePoint and Office

Packaged

Interoperability

Solves keyinteroperabilityissues

Reducesimplementation &dev costs (4-6x)

Rapid

Development

Provides buildingblocks

Empowers nonSAP developers(.NET developers)

Instant Value

Delivers out of thebox capabilities

Can be used as isor in solutionsdevelopment

Minimize

Disruption and

Training

Built on coreplatforms

Leveragesexisting skill set

Optimizeslandscapes



Simple access to information throughSharePoint and Office

Stronger teamwork and collaboration

Changing business needs driving newsolution requirements

Configurable solutions

Easy and rapid solution composition &availability

People-centric design

Increase the value of the investment inSAP and Microsoft software

Deliver improved experience: richer data,

in context, using Microsoft front ends Extend the reach of IT systems to more

users

Gain the flexibility to create customsolution at low cost

Business and user focus IT focus

SAP and Microsoft Applications:Growing Demand to Connect These Software Solutions



Why Duet Enterprise?

Drive People

Productivity

Empoweremployees withsolutions thatimprove personaland teamproductivity

Expand thevalue of

existing

investments

Drive adoption ofSAP and Microsoftsolutions by allemployees

Rapidly respond

to business

needs

Address Businessneeds more timely

and effectively



What Duet Enterprise can dofor you and your company



Duet Enterprise Software – Architecture

Clients SAP software environment Microsoft software environment

SharePoint 2010

Duet Enterprise SharePointAdd-on

Application and

template services

Applicationbuilding blocks

Runtime services

Auto -deploy

SAPBusiness

Suite

SAP NetWeaver

Application and

template services

Administration andmonitoring

User mgmt services

Duet Enterprise – service consumption

layer

Simple | No client footprint | Built on core platforms



Duet Enterprise Product Features

Ready-to-use Capabilities

Interoperability Foundation

Tools

Business Content

FeaturePacks

Back



Ready-to-use capabilitiesQuick time to value

Interoperability

ContextualWorkflow

Reporting Duet Profile

Duet Sites

Collaboration



Duet Enterprise Business Content

Preconfigured business objects:

Employee

Customer

Product

Customer Inquiry

Customer Quotation

Document



Duet Enterprise Tools

Supporting SAP ABAP Development

Single sign-on configurator

Flattening service for SAP business objects

SAP proxy generation

Supporting Microsoft SharePoint Development• Templates: Site, Workflow, Reporting

*Delivered in Duet Enterprise1.0 Feature Pack 1



Duet Enterprise Interoperability Foundation

Authenticationand Security Monitoring andSupportability LandscapeManagement

ApplicationLifecycle

OfflineAccess




Duet Enterprise Interoperability Foundation Details

Platform level interoperability

End-to-end security

Authentication and single sign-on

User mapping

Roles-based authorization

Administration and supportability

MOM packs

Monitor full landscape with CCMS integration

End-to-end trace for Solution Manager analysis

Error handling by surfacing SAP error messages in SharePoint UI andOffice clients

Details




Duet Enterprise Interoperability Foundation Details

Platform level interoperability

Landscape Management

Heterogeneous system landscape support

Scalability and high availability through standard Microsoft and SAP mechanisms

Easy upgrade and patching mechanism of Duet Enterprise components

Application Lifecycle Management

Support the end-to-end life cycle: Expose, Compose, Consume, Deploy, Innovate

Duet Enterprise solutions deployed to Office Client using Click Once

Application upgrade management for BCD models, ready-to-use capabilities,Business Content and language packs

Offline Access

Connect to Outlook as Contacts, Tasks, Calendars, Posts

Download to SharePoint Workspace as lists, SAP Reports, Word doc libraries withexternal data columns

Details




BusinessContent

ToolsInteroperabilityFoundation

Duet Enterprise 1.0 Feature Pack 1

NetWeaverGateway update

• Tools that enableeasy consumption ofbackend objects

• Backward

compatibility

New businessobjects

• CRM Accounts

• CRM Contacts

• CRM Activities

New templates

• Calendar: Supporting

time managementscenarios

• User –definedSharePoint and

Exchange Calendar• Calendar activities

• Contact: Supporting CRMactivities

BDC Publisher

.



Demo



Examples of businessscenarios created bycustomers and partners




Duet Enterprise – Business Solutions

Business content from Microsoft and SAP

Solution accelerators

– Building blocks and templates

Ecosystem composite solutions

Vertical and horizontal solutions – Rapid time to value

Examples

Time and Leave Management, CRM scenarios

Hiring manager portal

Purchase requisition management




Use Case Examples

Time and Leave Management




Use Case Example – Time ManagementUtilizing the Calendar Template

Alex is notified about the

discount offered for the

upcoming deal with the ARI

Group

Alex schedules a meeting

with the customer and

assigns the time to the

project

Alex Wu

SalesManager

Project team

Contoso Corp.

Company information

from SAP backend in

SharePoint

SharePoint corporate portal

page

SAP ERP

Alex’s time is recorded

in SAP (CATS)

Alex looks up customer’s

company and contact

information.

Time Entry in the

SharePoint Calendar




Use Case Example – Leave ManagementUtilizing the Calendar Template

Alex is notified that he is

overdue for vacation

Pedro approves Alex’s

vacation leave request

Alex Wu

SalesManager

Pedro Ruivo

Regional SalesDirector

Project team

Contoso Corp.

SharePoint calendar

SharePoint corporate portal

page

SAP HR system

Alex approved leave is

created in SAP HR

system

Alex creates a leave request

from SharePoint. The

workflow item is sent to

Pedro, Alex’s manager

Pedro’s Outlook inbox




Duet Enterprise Enabled SolutionView and Approve Invoices from SharePoint




Duet Enterprise Enabled SolutionView and Approve Invoices from SharePoint

Solution Implementation

Time: 6 weeks

1st Roll-out: 25 users

Go Live: 1,500+ users

Scope

Duet Enterprise site – SAP role and authorization

SharePoint universal work list

New Invoice approvalscenarios

Delivered on

Microsoft SharePoint 2010

SAP ECC 6.0




Partners’ innovation with Duet Enterprise technology

* First Duet Enterprise Business Package to complete certification ** Winner of Duet Enterprise NA DevJam*** Winner of Duet Enterprise Dev Jam DACH **** Winner of Duet Enterprise Dev Jam EMEA

Find further details on Duet Enterprise innovation by Partners: http://duet.com/duet-enterprise/resources/partners.aspx

Partner Solution Examples:Hiring Manager Portal (*) Resource Management Workspace (**) Customer and Social Insight (***)Procurement Portal (****) Recall Management for Retail PLM Document Management

Service Notification System Purchase Requisition ITSM Business Pack

http://duet.com/duet-enterprise/resources/partners.aspx




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How To Get Started




Duet Enterprise – CompositesTools and Business Content for Quick Solution Composition

Quick solution composition

Various tools for different levels of expertise

Building blocks and templates for rapiddevelopment

Access to a broad range of non-SAP developers

Driver of business innovation Focus on innovation and value-add rather than

integration issues

New type of Microsoft SharePoint compositesconsuming data and processes fromSAP applications

Business unit-driven cycle for solution innovation BDC Publisher*

Calendar and Contact templates*

*Delivered in Duet Enterprise 1.0 Feature Pack 1




Microsoft.NET developerBusiness power user

Use declarative, no-codeapproach

Create lists anddocument libraries

Design views and forms

SharePoint designer

Modify SharePoint Designer(SPD) solutions

Design custom userexperience (UX) and dataintegration

Create and edit buildingblocks

Development and Configuration ToolsSimplify Development Using Standard Tools & Leverage Existing Skill Set

SAP developer – ABAP programming

language

Service compositionand adaptation

Custom businesslogic development

Field configuration

Tools

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx




Add Sophistication As You GrowContinuum of Duet Enterprise Solutions

Surface and relatebusiness objects

Expose decision workflow

Expose reporting

Quick Start

Edit business objectdata and sync to SAP

More complex userexperience with tablesand forms

Web part pages

Workflow with activityworkflow tasks

Composite

New, aggregate businessentity synced to SAP

Custom data integrationinto Office

Business logic in forms

Reusable componentcreation

Extended

Increasing sophistication




SharePoint UI Components

Business Connectivity Services

External Content Type

SAP Backend

WS Proxy

RFCExternal List

SCL instance

Generic Layer

Consumer Abstraction

Backend Abstraction

Server Proxy

Backend Proxy

Mapping

SimplifiedBusiness

Object

SCL Runtime

Design Time Components and Steps

Enterprise Services Repository(ESR)

Enterprise Services Builder



Next Steps




Next Steps

Register for the next webinar:Enable interoperability between SAP and Microsoft with Duet Enterprise(Technical Track)https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/455258122

Sign-up for training http://service.sap.com/rkt-duet

http://www.sap.com/education/

Find more information on-line Duet Enterprise: www.duet.com

SAP Developer Network (SDN): www.sdn.sap.com

Let us know what you think @duetenterprise

https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/455258122



http://www.duet.com/

http://www.sdn.sap.com/

http://twitter.com/duetenterprise

http://blogs.technet.com/duetenterprise

http://www.youtube.com/MSFTduet

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Dec 2010 Ramp-up Q3 2011 To be announced

Duet Enterprise Roadmap*

Based on Netweaver Gateway 2.0• Generation tools• Business content

Accelerated and simplified DevelopmentProcess

Additional building blocks and templates• Time and Leave Management

(calendar-based scenarios)• Sales Operations - CRM

(contact-based scenarios)

Version1.0 Feature

Pack 1

Version2.0

*Roadmap is provided for illustration purposes only and can be changed without notice

In General AvailabilityLaunched in Feb 2011

Based on early version of SAP NetweaverGateway (SCL)

Interoperability Foundation and DevelopmentFramework for SAP and Microsoft

SharePoint/Office• Packaged Interoperability Framework• Tools and Content (e.g. Starter Services)

• Ready-to-Use Templates (e.g. Workflow,Reports)

Plan to leverage recent SAPNetweaver and MicrosoftSharePoint releases

Plan to support additional Mobileand Cloud scenarios

Development ProductivityEnhancements

Growing Ecosystem and Portfolio of Duet Enterprise Partner solutions




Why Duet Enterprise?You run your business on SAP and Microsoft today

Jointly developed by SAP and Microsoft

Provides a unified access for business

users to their SharePoint and SAP assets

Helps to realize extended value from yourSAP and Microsoft Investments

Solutions can be quickly composed to

address business needs See www.duet.com

Let’s us know what you think

@duetenterprise

Duet Enterprise Enables business users to consume and extendSAP applications through Microsoft SharePoint


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Further Information

SAP Public Web:SAP Developer Network (SDN): www.sdn.sap.com Duet Enterprise: www.duet.com Duet Enterprise SDN forum: http://forums.sdn.sap.com/forum.jspa?forumID=512Duet Enterprise Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/DuetEnterprise

Related SAP Education and Certification Opportunitieshttp://service.sap.com/rkt-duet


Related Sessions

- Duet Enterprise Technical Overview (Wedensday, Oct 22)















You should now be able to

Understand what Duet Enterprise is

Understand the product‘s ready-to-use capabilities

Recognize use cases supported by Duet Enterprise

Understand the development story

Summary



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