IBM SOA
Service Oriented
Architecture
Janell Straach
DeepView Customer Architect
jstraach@us.ibm.com
© 2007 IBM Corporation
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Organization must prepare for change.
Because it’s the only thing they can count on!!!!
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What is needed to be ready for change?
….Flexibility
 Provide new and innovative
business services and
access to data
 Standardize, automate and
integrate processes
 Extend instead of replacing
existing legacy systems
 Scale quickly and costeffectively
 Manage/Govern a potentially
complex environment
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What’s the challenge?
….bridging the gap between Business and IT
“Today’s IT [platforms] arcane as they
may be, are the biggest roadblocks…when
making strategic moves.“
– McKinsey
Flexible IT, Better Strategy
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Barriers To IT Flexibility
Actual application topology for a company
Depository
Banks
Vendor Setup
Vendor
Process Servers
Maintenance
Budget
(Imaging)
Analysis Tool
Printer
S20-Sales
Maintenance
Polling
Reports
Insertions
Orders
Calendar
Due Dates
Stores & Mrkts
General Invoice App
Broadcast Maintenance
Filter
Smart Plus
Smart Plus
Launcher
NEW Soundscan
Mesa Data
Printer PO
VAN
Shows
Sales
Corrections
Customer Perceived
In-Stock
Auto
Replenishment
Customer
Order
Hand Scan
Apps
Warehouse
Management
Print Costing
PO
Interface
Millennuim 3.0
Tally Sheet
Universal Account
Reconcilliation
Sales Posting
Cell
Phones
Mill.
Return to
Vendor
Post Load
Billing
Credit App
Equifax
Stock Options
Employee
Change Notice
Resource
Scheduling
Solution
Software
A04 - Cust
Refund Chks
Resumix
P09 - P17
Cyb.
CTS
ABC
Co
ACH
website
Cycle Physical
Inventory
Home
Deliveries
Transfers
Stock
Status
Spec Source
SKU Tracking
Intercept
Sales
Tax
Price
Testing
Counts
Layaways
Scanning
PO
Receiving
Mkt
Reactions
Polling
Bonus/HR
Coop
Price Management
System
Host to AS400
Communication
Supplier
Compliance
Spec
Source
Scorecard
Bus Systems
- ISP
Tracking
CTO
POS
Plan Administrators
(401K, PCS, Life)
Employee
Purchase
-Promo
Analysis
Price
Marketing
Support
V04-Sign
System
Prodigy
Banks - ACH and Pos to
Pay
Satellite
System
AAS
P01Employee
Masterfile
Cobra
1
DFK
On-line New
Hire Entry
SKU
Performance
SKU Selection
Tool
Inventory Info
DRK
Customer Repair
Tracking
ABBX
Rebate
Transfer
Store
Monitor
What problem needs
addressing?
SKU
Information
Tx
N.
Media
Journal Entry Tool Kit
Cellular
Rollover
INVENTORY CONTROL APPS - PC INVENTORY CONTROL APPS - PC ACCTS REC APPS - PC
OTHER APPS - PC
House
Charges
Op.
Capital
Projects
Recon
File
Connect 3
Credit
SS
In-Home
Repair
Fixed
Assets
Repair
Store Budget
Reporting
BMP - Bus
performance Mngt
AP
AIMS
Reporting
Warranty
Billing
System
Count Corrections
EDI
Coordinator
AIMS
PSP
Data Warehouse
Ad Expense
Merchandise
Analysis
Writer
Workspace
Mngr Approval
Batch Forcasting
Ad Measurement
Planning
Store
Scorecard
Sign
System
Ad
Launcher
Purchase
Order
General
Ledger
PowerSuite
Tex A
I35 Early Warning
System
SKU Rep
Complex application
infrastructure is
expensive to maintain
and difficult to adapt
to business needs
Connect 3
PDF Transfe
Connect 3
Reports
Cash Receipts/Credit
Misc Accounting/Finance Apps - PC/NT
Cash Over/
Short
“Point-to-point
interfaces result in an
ever-increasing
maintenance burden.”
— Gartner
1 Consequences of Waivers From Enterprise Architecture Standards” by Greta A. James
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IT’s Architectural Evolution: Making IT More Responsive
Pre 1950’s
To 1960’s
1970’s to
mid 1980’s
1980’s to
mid 1990’s
Mid 1990’s to
early 2000’s
Monolithic
Architectures
Sub-routines
/Remote
Procedure
Calls
Remote
Object
Invocation
Message
Processing
Late
1990’s
Enterprise
Application
Integration
(EAI)
Increasing Modularity to Achieve Flexibility
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Today
Services
(SOA)
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Lines of code
SOA: The Next Step on the Connectivity Evolution
Direct
Connectivity
Message
Queuing
Connectivity,
mediation &
process-control
logic
Connectivity logic
Mediation &
process-control
logic
Application
All connectivity,
mediation and
additional logic
buried in the
application
Application
Abstracts the
connectivity
logic from the
application
Message
Brokering
Connectivity and
mediation logic
Process-control
logic
Application
Abstracts the
connectivity +
mediation logic from
the application
Increasing Modularity to Achieve Flexibility
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Service
Orientation
Connectivity,
mediation & processcontrol logic
Application
Services
Reduces application
to its core business
functions
(i.e. a service)
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SOA Addresses The Barriers To Flexibility
Depository
Banks
Vendor Setup
Vendor
Process Servers
Customer Perceived
Maintenance
Universal
Account
Budget
NEW Soundscan
VAN
In-Stock
Mesa Data
Shows
Reconcilliation
Analysis
ToolPrinter (Imaging)
Maintenance S20-Sales
Polling
I13- Auto
Hand
Scan
Replenishment
Customer
Apps
Printer PO
Order
Insertions
Sales
Reports
Orders
Corrections
Calendar
Warehouse
Due Dates
Management
General
Invoice Print
App Costing
Broadcast
Maintenance
Stores & Mrkts
PO
Filter
Interface
Smart Plus
Smart
Plus Millennuim 3.0
Sales Posting
Launcher
Cell
Return
to
Phones
Tally Sheet
D01 Billing
Post Load
Vendor
Millennium
Credit App
Equifax
Stock Options
Solution
Employee
Satellite
Software
Change
Notice
Resource
System
A04 - Cust
-Promo
Scheduling
Refund
Chks
DFK
Analysis
On-line
New
Hire Entry
AAS
Price
Resumix
P01Marketing
Employee
Support
Masterfile
Bus Systems
P09
- P17
Cobra
ABC
- ISP
Cyb.
website
Co
Cycle
Physical
Tracking
CTS
Home
Inventory
ACH
Deliveries
V04-Sign
Prodigy
System
CTO
Banks - ACH
POS
Transfers
Payand Pos to
Host
to AS400
Communication
Plan
Administrators
(401K,
PCS, Life)
SpecTracking
Source
Stock
SKU
Status
Price
Counts
Supplier
Testing
Compliance
Intercept Sales
Employee
Layaways
Scanning
Tax
Purchase
Spec
PO
Source
SKU
Receiving
Scorecard
Performance
Mkt
Reactions
Coop
Polling Price Management
SKU Tool
Selection
Bonus/HR
Inventory Info
System
DRK
Customer Repair
Planning
ABBX
I35 Early
Warning
Tracking
System
Rebate
SKU
Rep
Transfer
SKU
Purchase
Store
Information
Order
Ad
Expense
MonitorPowerSuite
General
Ledger
Store
Scorecard
Sign
Tex A
System
N. Count Corrections
Store
Budget
Reporting
Media
Merchandise
Tx
Writer
Analysis
BMP - Bus
Workspace
performance
EDI
Coordinator
Mngt
Mngr
Approval
Batch
Forcasting
Journal Entry Tool Kit
AIMS
AP
Ad
Measurement
Customer
eligibility
Review
application
Retrieve
credit
report
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Ad
Launcher
AIMS
Reporting
PSP
In-Home
Data Warehouse
Repair
Warranty
Billing Repair
System
Capital
Projects
Fixed
Assets
Op.
SS
Recon
File
House
Charges
Cellular
Rollover
Credit
assessment
Etc….
Final
application
review
INVENTORY CONTROL
INVENTORY
APPS - PCCONTROL APPS
ACCTS
- PC
REC APPS - PC
OTHER APPS - PC
Connect 3
Credit
Connect
Connect
3Reports 3
Cash Receipts/Credit
PDF
Transfe
Misc Accounting/Finance Apps - PC/NT
Cash
Over/
Short
Generate approval
& account info
 A business-driven IT
architectural approach to
build a flexible infrastructure
 Share services
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Request
additional
info
Generate decline
Enable reuse of IT systems
Standards based
connectivity and integration
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Service Oriented Architecture
Different Things to Different People
Roles
Capabilities that a business wants to expose as a
set of services to clients and partner organizations
Business
An architectural style that requires a service provider,
requestor and a service description. It addresses
characteristics such as loose coupling, reuse and simple
and composite implementations
Architecture
A programming model complete with standards, tools,
methods and technologies such as Web services
Implementation
A set of agreements among service requestors and
service providers that specify the quality of service and
identify key business and IT metrics
Operations
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SOA Is Multi-Disciplinary
Business
Domain
Full Business view
IT Domain
Process to optimize
Case Study: Payments Processing
Customer
Bank
Shared
Servic
e
Bank 2 – “Supplier”
Outsourced
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Creating IT flexibility
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What does a SOA look like?
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The SOA Lifecycle
Discover
Construct & Test
Compose
Gather
requirements
Model & Simulate
Design
Financial transparency
Business/IT alignment
Process control
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Integrate people
Integrate processes
Manage and integrate
information
Manage applications
& services
Manage identity &
compliance
Monitor business
metrics
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Business Driven Development
An Iterative, Business-focused Development Process
Model
Run-time
Statistics
Manage
Continual Process Improvement
Requirements
Business
Analysts
Software
and Data
Architects
Monitor Business
Results
Model Business
Requirements
Unified Modeling Language
Observation
Model
(KPIs)
Manage IT
Performance
Create Business
and IT Dashboards
Model Software
Architecture
Business Process Execution Language
IT Operations
Managers
Events
Assemble
Deploy
Choreograph
Services
WSDL
Develop New
Services
EAR, DDL
Development
Team
Configure Human
Task Manager
Integration
Developers
Develop User
Interface
Testers
Test
Manage Quality of
Service
Manage Runtime
Platforms
Deployment
Team
Platformspecific
Runtime
Specialists
Team Unifying Platform
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Business
Operations
Analysts
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Separation of Concerns
The SOA Reference Architecture in Action
Business
Dashboard
Business Services
Supports enterprise business process and
goals through businesses functional service
Open
Account
Development
Services
Interaction Services
Process Services
Enables collaboration between
people,
processes &
Portal
information
Orchestrate and automate
business processes
Integrated
environment for
design and
creation of
solution assets
Information Services
Management
Services
Manages diverse
data and
Federated
content in a unified manner
Query
Manage and
secure
services,
applications &
resources
Enterprise Service Bus
Partner Services
Connect with trading
Community
partners
Manager
Business App Services
Build on a robust,
scaleable, and secure
EJBs
services environment
Access Services
Apps &
Info Assets
Approved
CICS interactions with DB
Facilitate
existing information
Access
Siebel andAccess
application assets
DB
Adapter
Access
Infrastructure Services
Optimizes throughput, availability and utilization
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IT Management
Console
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The SOA Reference Architecture and its Key Principles
Providing IT Flexibility to Meet the Demands of Business
 Linkage between business and IT
through support of the entire
SOA Lifecycle
 Business and IT Monitoring and Management
 Open Standards
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Process
Services
Information
Services
Enterprise Service Bus
Partner
Services
Business
App Services
Access
Services
Infrastructure Services
Management Services
 Component-based Programming
and Solution Development
Interaction
Services
Apps &
Info Assets
 Separation of Concerns/Modularity
for incremental adoption
Development Services
 Connectivity and Service Isolation
through the Enterprise Service Bus
Business Services
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What’s the key to making this happen?
….service orientation
Service orientation
- Breaks down everyday business
applications into individual tasks or
processes… called services
e.g. verifying applicant status
Provides
- Links and exposes services to
customers, service providers, and
other businesses
- Creates flexible, integrated
processes
“Service-oriented architecture allows
organizations to leverage common line-ofbusiness opportunities as well as creating
efficiencies for overall IT services.”
– Gartner
March 2005
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Service orientation
The foundation for long-term agility and repeatability
Without service orientation
With service orientation
Without service orientation…
Integrating existing systems
and creating new services
can be as tough as knocking
down walls
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Why service orientation now?
Necessary software to get started is available
today
Widespread adoption of open standards permit
improved business flexibility
Availability of best practices for effective
governance
Increasing demands to keep pace with
constituent ongoing needs and legislative
requirements
“We are taking apart each task and sending it
… to whomever can do it best … and then
we are reassembling all the pieces.”
– from Thomas Friedman’s
‘The World is Flat’
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Open Standards vs. Open Source: Confusion
Breaking News
Many people who have not done software development are
confused between “open standards” and “open source”: they don’t
know what code looks like and what you do with it.
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Open Standards vs. Open Source
 A Standard is like a blueprint: it tells you what you must do if you actually get around to
building something.
 An Open Standard is one that is developed and maintained in a particularly transparent way
with community involvement, and is “freely” available and implementable.
 An Open Standard is the catalyst for the consistent development of applications, supporting
interoperability
 Open Source is code, and it may implement open standards.
 Open source is developed (implemented) and maintained in a particularly transparent way
with community involvement, and is “freely” available.
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Open Source & Open Standards Accelerate Innovation
Open
Source
Open
Standards
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By igniting collaborative
problem solving
By Defining Industry-wide
Best Practices
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Open Standards are Fundamental for SOA
BPEL and PHP
Authoring Models
Web 2.0
innovations
Open Document &
XForms
Service Component
Architecture (SCA)
Web Services
Profiles
Web Services & Web
Service Interoperability
Service Data
Objects (SDO)
Industry-based XML
Standards
authoring in Java,
BPEL, C++, PHP
Extensive industry standards support including: EDI, HIPPA, HL7, ACORD,
SWIFT, FIX, RosettaNet, SIP, eTOM, XBRL, UCCNET, Transora, and more…
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Related Industry Standards
 BOD (Business Object Document) (OAGIS) -> (IBM Messaging Standard)
 BPEL4WS (Business Process Execution Language)
 WSBPEL (OASIS)
 Common Business Event proposed standard (OASIS)
 RAS (Reusable Asset Specification) (OMG – Object Management Group)
 SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) (W3C)
 UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, Integration) (OASIS)
 XML (W3C)
 XML Schema (W3C)
 WSDL (Web Services Description Language) (W3C)
 WS-I (Web Service Interoperability (WSI.org)
 WS-Policy (OASIS)
 WS-Security (OASIS)
 WSRP (Web Services for Remote Portals) (OASIS)
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Related IBM Internal Standards and other IBM Imperatives
 Business Data Standards
 e-business Blueprint: Application And Data Architecture
 Corporate instruction for accessibility
 Developing Web Services (4.3.1)
 Deploying Web Services (4.3.2)
 Deployment standards for server software (WAS, HTTP, MQ)
 Firewall Services (5.3.1)
 Enterprise Integration Messaging Standard (EIMS) (based on OAGIS BOD) (pending)
 Information Technology Security Standards (ITCS104)
 Internet Data Privacy (5.4.0)
 Network Supported Application Port and Data Flows (5.2.1)
 Standard Data Techniques for Application Development
 XML Standards
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Key Standards for SOA
Business Services: Service Offerings and Components
e.g. Book Flight, Low Fare Search, Update PNR Data
Evolving Industry Semantics
(ACORD, SWIFT, FIXML, OTAXML, UCCNet)
Service Interaction Components (WSRP, JSR 168)
Service Invocation & Messaging (WS-I, SOAP)
Service Description (WSDL, RAS)
XML (Infoset, Namespace, Schema)
Network Protocol (HTTP, SMTP, Other)
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Management
Service Discovery (WSIL, UDDI, RAS)
Transactions (WS-Tx)
Service Orchestration (WS-BPEL)
Security (WS-SEC)
Infrastructure Standards
Semantic
Standards
SOA and Web Service Standards
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How long does SOA take to implement?
…..SOA Adoption is Iterative and Incremental
1. Select (next)
project scope
2. Select a project
5. Review result
4. Execute
3. Assess and address
capability gaps
… with each project delivering immediate and long-term value
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Thai
Hindi
Traditional Chinese
Gracias
Spanish
Russian
Thank You
Obrigado
Brazilian Portuguese
Arabic
Grazie
Danke
German
Italian
Merci
French
Tamil
Simplified Chinese
Korean
Japanese
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BackUp slides
 IBM Products in SOA solutions
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SOA Reuse and Connectivity Offerings
Theme
SOA Scenario
SOA Entry Point
SOA Product/Service offerings
STG
SOA Reuse and
Connectivity
Service
Creation
Service
Connectivity
Service
Design
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Reuse
Connectivity
GTS
GBS
SWG
Primary
System z, System i
Infrastructure Solution for SOA
Implementation Services for SOA – Legacy Transformation
SOA Integration Services - Connectivity and Reuse
Applications on Demand - SAP, Siebel, Oracle, PeopleSoft, JDEdwards, Lotus
Notes and Windchill
Component Business Modeling (CBM)
Service Oriented Modeling and Architecture (SOMA)
Rational Application Developer
Rational Software Architect
Tivoli Composite Application Manager for SOA
Tivoli OMEGAMON XE family
Tivoli Federated Identity Manager
WebSphere Application Server for zSeries
WebSphere Application Server ND
WebSphere Business Modeler
WebSphere ESB
WebSphere Message Broker
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
WebSphere Studio Asset Analyzer
Supporting
CICS Transaction Server
Rational Data and Application Modeling
Rational Requisite Pro
Tivoli Access Manager
Tivoli Composite Application Manager for WebSphere
WebSphere Adapters
WebSphere Asset Transformation Workbench
WebSphere DataPower appliances
WebSphere Developer for zSeries
WebSphere Integration Developer
WebSphere MQ
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Business Centric SOA Key Offerings 1/2
STG
GTS
GBS
SWG
Theme
SOA Scenario
SOA Entry
Point
Business Value of SOA
Process Automation
Process
Business Value of SOA
Information as a Service
Information
Primary:
IBM Information Server
MDM
DB2 9
Workplace Dashboard Framework
WebSphere Portal
SOA Assessment, Strategy & Planning
GBS SOA Business Value Assessment, SOA Assessment
Supporting:
GTS IBM Information on Demand Infrastructure Services, DB2 Content Manager,
WS Integrated Information Server Content Edition (WSIICE) ,WebSphere Process
Server and Business Services Fabric, Rational Software Architect, Rational Application
Developer, Rational Data Architect, Rational RequisitePro ,Rational Method Composer,
Rational Portfolio Manager, IBM Tivoli change and configuration Management
Database; IBM Tivoli Capacity Process Manager, IBM Tivoli Availability Process
Manager
Business Value of SOA
Interaction and
Collaboration Services
People
Primary:
WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Portlet Factory
Lotus Expeditor, Workplace Forms
Workplace Dashboard Framework
Lotus Sametime, Hannover
IBM Information Server
SOA Assessment, Strategy & Planning
GBS SOA Business Value Assessment, SOA Assessment
Supporting:
Application Infrastructure Services - portal infrastructure (2Q07)
WebSphere Process Server and Business Services Fabric
Rational Software Architect, Rational Application Developer
IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager, WebSphere Service Registry and
Repository, IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager, IBM Tivoli Federated Identity
Manager Business Gateway, IBM Tivoli Access Manager
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SOA Product and Service offerings
Primary:
WebSphere Process Server
WebSphere Integration Developer
WebSphere Adapters
SOA Integration Services - business process integration (1Q07)
SOA Assessment, Strategy & Planning
GBS SOA Business Value Assessment, SOA Assessment
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Business Centric SOA Key Offerings 2/2
STG
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GTS
Theme
SOA Scenario
SOA Entry
Point
Business Value of SOA
Business-Centric SOA
for Applications - SAP
Cross Entry
Primary:
WebSphere Portal, IBM Information Server, MDM (WCC),
GBS Business Intelligence Services
GTS Information on Demand Infrastructure Services (?)
Supporting:
WS Message Broker
WS Partner Gateway
WebSphere MQ
WS Adapters, WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus
WebSphere Business Modeler
WebSphere Process Server Adapters
WebSphere Business Monitor
WebSphere Product Center
WebSphere Commerce, Reuse: Commerce
Business Value of SOA
General Business
Value of SOA
Cross Entry
Primary:
SOA Product and Service offerings
All, Cross Brand Focused on SOA Entry Points
GBS
SWG
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BPM Enabled by SOA Offerings
STG
GTS
GBS
SWG
Theme
SOA Scenario
(sub-theme)
SOA Products
Primary
BPM enabled by
SOA
Modeling and
Simulation
WebSphere Business Modeler
Business Activity
Monitoring
WebSphere Business Monitor
Workplace Dashboard Framework
Tivoli Composite Application Manager
Tivoli Business Systems Manager / NetCool
(realtime active dashboard)
SOA-enabled Business Process Management
•Bus. Performance Management
Process Execution
and Optimization
WebSphere Integration Developer
WebSphere Services Registry Repository
WebSphere Process Server
WebSphere Adapters
WebSphere ESB
WebSphere Partner Gateway
Rational Application Developer
Rational Requisite Pro
Rational Software Architect
SOA-enabled Business Process Management
•Bus. Services Implementation
Rules and pre-built
frameworks
WebSphere Business Service Fabric
Partner Offering (iLog)
Pre-built process models (IAA, ISSW)
Content and
Collaboration
FileNet Business Process Manager
IBM Workplace Workplace Forms
IBM Workplace Collaboration Services
By Industry:
Banking
Insurance
Government
Telco
Retail
(More for 2007)
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SOA Products
Supporting
SOA Services
SOA-enabled Business Process Management
•CBM to SOA
•Business Process Modeling
•SOA-enabled Design (SOMA)
SOA Integration Services - business process
integration (1Q07)
SOA-enabled Business Solutions
•Industry-specific Composite Business Services
•Cross-Industry Composite Business Services
SOA-enabled Business Process Management
•CBM to SOA
•SOA-enabled Design (SOMA)
•SOA-enabled Business Solutions
IBM Workplace Bus. Strategy Execution
SOA-enabled Business Process Management
•Business Dashboards
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SOA Governance and SLM Key Offerings
STG
Theme
SOA Scenario
SOA Entry Point
SOA
Governance
&
Service
Lifecycle
Management
SOA
Governance
Supporting all
entry points
Each Product
Offering needs to
be positioned
uniquely with
SOA Governance
related features
and functions
GTS
SOA Product offerings
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Tivoli
Composite Application Manager Family:
Monitoring
Service Level Advisor
Access Manager
Application Dependency Discovery Manager
Change and Configuration Management Database
Provisioning Manager / Configuration Manager
Process Managers
Business Service Manager
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
Rational
RequisitePro
Software Architect
ClearCase
ClearQuest
Data Architect
Functional Tester
Performance Tester
Asset Manager (Q2-2007)
Method Composer
Portfolio Manager
Build Forge
GBS SOA Governance and Management Method
GBS COE Service Offering
SOA Lifecycle Services
Staff Augmentation (AMS)
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GBS
SWG
IBM SOA
Flexible Infrastructure and Management Offerings 1/3
STG
GTS
GBS
SWG
Category
SW Offerings
HW/Appliance Offerings
Service
Management
• Tivoli Change and Configuration
Management Database v1.1.1
• IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager
Family (SOA, RTT, WAS and Omegamon
XE for Messaging)
• IBM Tivoli Release Process Manager v1.1.1
• IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager
• MRO Service Desk
• Omegamon XE
• CROSS SYSTEMS
• IBM Systems Director
• SYSTEM z
• Capacity On Demand
• IBM Omegamon z/OS Management Console
• SYSTEM x
• BladeCenter Management Module
• Blade Migration Center
• System x RAS2
• CDAT
• PowerExecutive
• BladeCenter Management Module
• System x RSA2 Card
• SYSTEM p
• Migration Factory
• SOA Lifecycle Services – Application
& Services Management (GBS)
• SOA Infrastructure Consulting
Services - service management
design for SOA (GTS)
• IT Lifecycle Management and
Governance Services – business of
IT dashboard (GTS)
• IT Lifecycle Management and
Governance Services –service
management implementation (GTS)
• Managed Server
• Managed Support
• NW Managed Services
• End User Support
Service Security
• IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager
• IBM Tivoli Security Operations Manager
• SYSTEM z
• CryptoExpress2 secure key and CPACF
acceleration (z)
• z/OS key management (ICSF)
• Encryption Facility for z/OS,
• RACF Remote Services (TBD)
• Identity and access mgmt - RACF (z/OS and
z/VM)
• Network security with z/OS Communications
Server
• SYSTEM x
• IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance
• SYSTEM p
• SSH Tectia Server System p Solution
• STORAGE
• Storage Encrypted Taped Drive;
• SOA Lifecycle Services - SOA
Security Services (GBS)
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Prof Services Offerings
IBM SOA
Flexible Infrastructure and Management Offerings 2/3
STG
Category
SW Offerings
HW/Appliance Offerings
Service
Virtualization
• WebSphere XD v6.0.1
• IBM Tivoli Dynamic
Workload Broker V1.1
• IBM Tivoli Usage and
Accounting Manager v6.1
• IBM Tivoli Workload
Scheduler
• IBM Tivoli Workload
Scheduler Load Leveler
• IBM Tivoli Provisioning
Manager
• IBM Information Server
• VMWare
• Citrix
• Xen
• Microsoft Virtual System
• CROSS SYSTEMS
• IBM Systems Director and extensions
• IBM Enterprise Workload Manager V2.1
• Grid and Grow for WebShpere XD
• SYSTEM z
• Parallel Sysplex
• z/VM
• System z
• Linux z
• IFL
• SYSTEM x
• Scalable System x
• BladeCenter Infiniband Support
• BladeCenter NPIV Storage Switches
• SYSTEM p
• Advance POWER Virtualization
• Server Consolidation Factory
• STORAGE
• IBM San Volume Controller V4.1
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GTS
GBS
SWG
Prof Services Offerings
• Application Out-tasking (GBS/AMS)
• SOA Infrastructure Consulting Services – infrastructure
readiness for SOA (GTS)
• SOA Infrastructure Consulting Services –infrastructure
architecture and design for SOA (GTS)
• Application Infrastructure Services – web infrastructure
optimization and virtualization (GTS)
• Emerging Server Technology Services - server
virtualization services (GTS)
• Emerging Server Technology Services - server grid
solutions (GTS?) – PENDING STG OFFERINGS
• IT Lifecycle Management and Governance Services –
service management implementation (GTS)
• Managed Application Infrastructure Services –
managed services for SOA (GTS)
• Managed Application Infrastructure Services –managed
services for Information On Demand (GTS)
• STG Lab Service Offerings
IBM SOA
Flexible Infrastructure and Management Offerings 3/3
STG
Category
Infrastructure
Flexibility
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SW Offerings
HW/Appliance Offerings
 CROSS SYSYTEMS
• Grid and Grow
• ITRO for Insurance
• ITRO Financial Services
• EWLM
• IBM Systems Director
• BladeCenter (Hybrid Systems)
 SYSTEM z
• Application Accelerators and Specialty Engines (e.g., zAAP & zIIP)
• Capacity on Demand (CoD)
• Linux for z
• Linux for z, Specialty Engines for System z (IFL)
• FICON
• System z9Advantage for SAP Solutions
• Storage, Communication Controller for Linux
• GDPS
• zVM
• System z Oracle Solutions for Linux z
 SYSTEM x
• Business One
• Business Intelligence Accelerator
• Citrix on Blade Center and x
• SAP on System x All in One
• INFOR Baan
• BladeCenter Storage Attachment & Network Connectivity Modules
 SYSTEM p
• Capacity on Demand (CoD)
• PowerNet
• System p Oracle Solution Edition sets (EBS, JDE and RAC), AIX
• Sybase Applications (ASE Migration, RAP, Mobility, IQ)
• System p Lawson HCM Express
• System p5 Solution Editions for mySAP ERP and NetWeaver BI
• System p High Availability Platform for Industrial Sector
• System p SOA Foundation in a Box
• IBM WebSphere on IBM System p for SOA
• Cisco Unified Communications VoIP System p
• System p Amdocs Online Charging for Telecommunications
• Altivec for P6
GTS
GBS
SWG
Prof Services Offerings
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Application Out-tasking (GBS/AMS)
SOA Infrastructure Consulting Services - infrastructure
architecture and design for SOA (GTS)
IBM SOA Infrastructure Consulting Services - infrastructure
readiness for SOA (GTS)
IBM SOA Infrastructure Consulting Services - service
management design for SOA (GTS)
Application Infrastructure Services – mainframe application
infrastructure (GTS)
IBM SOA Integration Services – connectivity and reuse (GTS)
IT Management Consulting Services – IT governance strategy
for SOA (GTS)