Megatrend in infrastructure software
Dr. Wolfram Jost
CTO
Agenda
• Positioning
• BPE Strategy
• Cloud Strategy
• Data Management Strategy
• ETS goes Mobile
Applications Processes &
Integration Business
Model
Flexibility &
Collaboration Layer
Each layer is unique in required flexibility and speed
Current State of Packaged Apps
• Functional and industry specific on-premise apps are built along organizational silos (HR, sales, finance, procurement, …).
• Due to the hard wired process logic (stuck in cement) and inflexible data models they are extremely difficult to change
• Configuration is built from technical people for technical people and not for business people (insight out and not outsight in)
• Customization is based on table and parameter settings and not on business processes
• These apps have a high time to value and are limiting rapid change and
fast innovation
Difficult to connect to mobile and cloud solutions Apps form a barrier to innovation
Poor support for unstructured content Poor industry-specific funtionality
Can’t extend processes to external partners Inflexibility limits process change
Poor internal/external collaboration tools Lack of visibility into process results
Mismatch between apps and business requirements Poor cross-functional processes
Diÿcult to upgrade High cost of ownership
Enterprise App Functionality often fails to meet Business needs
“How significant are the following business problems in our existing enterprise app implementations?”
14% 36% 26% 17% 8%
2% 10% 32% 55% 2%
2%
3% 13% 34% 49%
8% 24% 34% 31% 4%
11% 29% 35% 24% 3%
11% 29% 30% 27% 3%
7% 34% 30% 25% 4%
3% 14% 35% 44% 4%
3% 29% 41% 24% 4%
3% 9% 40% 45% 4%
3% 8% 24% 61% 4%
1% 10% 26% 59% 4%
Source: September 2011 Business Process Online Survey Base: 119 business process professionals (percentages may not total 100 because of rounding)
Not important Slightly/somewhat important Important Very important Don’t know
Applications Processes &
Integration Business
Model
Flexibility &
Collaboration Layer
Each layer is unique in required flexibility and speed
Agenda
• Positioning
• BPE Strategy
• Cloud Strategy
• Data Management Strategy
• ETS goes Mobile
Why BPE ? (1)
Enterprise Success (Revenue, Profit, Marketshare,…)
Making processes more efficient, effective, and innovative
Making process execution manageable
Making process execution visible, measurable, adjustable and flexible
BPE (Methodology/Content/Tools)
Enterprise- Business
Process Management
Cloud
Real time Collabo-
ration
Mobile Model2
Execute
Lifecycle Governance Social
Ease of use Enterprise-
Business
Process
Management
Components
Process Intelligence
Process
Discovery Process
Benchmarking Process Analytics
Governance SOA
Registry &
Repository
Policy Design
& Enforcement
Lifecycle Management User
Enterprise Architecture
Design EA
Analysis EA
Management EA
User
User User User
Process and Composite Applications
Process
Design Process
Automation Rules Master Data Management
Enterprise Service Bus
B2B Event
Processing Application
Integration Mainframe Integration
Partners Cloud/
(web) Apps Packaged
Applications Databases Application
Servers Mainframes
Strategy
Business Process
Process logic
(webMethods BPMS) Integration
logic (webMethods
ESB) Legacy
Contract processing
Contract data inserted
Sales admini-
strator Check
contract
Contract deficient
Correct
contract Contract
complete Contract
proposal received
Contract finalized Approve contract
SAP
Contract complete
Contract data
Contract data
Data logic
Function
Event
Application
Data
Organiza- tional unit
Business
logic
Enterprise Architecture Analytics
Location-based Analytics
Data Analytics
Event Analytics
Risk & Compliance Analytics
Organizational Analytics Process Structure
Key Performance Indicators
New Focus: Data Analytics
Mobile
Process Application Architecture
Cloud enabled technology base
Customer specific content
Generic platform
Process logic Business logic
In-Memory data store
BPMS Integration
SOA Analytics Application server
Cloud
Desktop
Web
Museums &
Libraries Insurance Bank . . .
ARIS
Complete model- and business-driven application development
Process Intelligence ARIS Business Modeling
Processes Services
Events Data
Business analyst
Process expert
Process worker
Process owner
Process worker
Manage- ment
Application developer
webMethods BPMS
webMethods ESB
Legacy
(Business logic) Application
Platform
services New
(Business logic) SAP
(Business logic)
Agility Layer
Application Platform
services New
(Business logic)
Agenda
• Positioning
• BPE Strategy
• Cloud Strategy
• Data Management Strategy
• ETS goes Mobile
Cloud Strategy
Cloud enabled Technology Base
SaaS SaaS On premise SaaS
new business logic
Business logic
Order-to-cash
Process logic (BPM)
Inquiry
processing Offer
processing Order
processing Shippment
processing Billing processing
iPaaS
On Premise ESB
Integration logic
Modeling & Dashboarding as a Service (public cloud)
Design Publish Dashboards
„Easy“ entry point to the
full BPE portfolio
Extreme Collaboration
Platform (ECP)
Cloud Stream
SaaS SaaS
SaaS
iPaaS
Agenda
• Positioning
• BPE Strategy
• Cloud Strategy
• Data Management Strategy
• ETS goes Mobile
Data Explosion Compounds Challenges
V ARIETY
Mobile
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Kiosks
Web Sensors
Video Telemetry
Files Email
Social Media
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Data Management
ETL How can application be smarter?
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Analytical Data Transactional Data
Applications
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Analytics
TRANSACTIONS INTELLIGENCE
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Analytics Data Management Challenges
Analytical Data Transactional Data
Applications
Batch processing delays
Database bottlenecks SPEED
Costly to scale SCALE Capacity constrained
Restricted data models FLEXIBILITY New data
Analytical Data Transactional Data
Applications Analytics
The Way Forward
NEXT-GENERATION DATA MANAGEMENT
Real-time access and analytics to terabytes of in-memory data
Low latency integration for existing and new data
Software AG – Next Generation Data Management
NEXT-GENERATION DATA MANAGEMENT Integrated, transformative platform for data-intensive applications and analytics
Scalable Infrastructure: e.g. Cloud, Cluster, Grid
IN-MEMORY
COMPUTING Big Data NEXT GENERATION
ANALYTICS
NEXT-GENERATION DATA MANAGEMENT
In-Memory Data Management
Next Generation Data Management (NGDM)
Business Users Developers
Transactional Data
Adabas
Oracle, … Mainframe
Analytical and Big Data
Data Warehouse
Management Environment
noSQL Hadoop
New Applications, Mobile Dashboards, Data Analytics
Social Computing Internet of Things
Data Access
In-Memory Data Store
Low-Latency Data Bridge Event Processing
Data
Services
Main Drivers
Leading Technology from Software AG
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