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- 1. 1 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 2. Safe Harbor Statement The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle‟s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle. 2 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 3. Integrating Oracle Cloud and Existing Applications Ken Ng Principal Product Manager Oracle Fusion Middleware ken.ng@oracle.com 4 April, 2013
- 4. PRIVATE HYBRID PUBLIC 4 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 5. HCM INCOMPLETE VIEW PLATFORM CRM FRAGMENTED PROCESSES ERP SOCIAL 5 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 6. Large Enterprise Cloud Deployments of those are Have 5 or more 75 4%% fully integrated. integration points. 6 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 7. Oracle Applications Strategy COMPLETE SOLUTIONS COMPLETE CHOICE 7 Copyright © 2012, OracleOracle and/or its affiliates. All reserved. 7 Copyright © 2012, and/or its affiliates. All rights rights reserved.
- 8. Complete Solutions Application Services for Every Area of Business Human Capital Talent Sales and Customer Service Management Management Marketing and Support Financial Procurement, Project Portfolio Governance, Risk, Management Sourcing, Inventory Management Compliance Social Services Platform Services Common Infrastructure Services 8 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 9. Complete Choice: Choose Degree of Control, Visibility and Adoption Speed 9 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 10. Herbalife Combines Oracle Private and Public Cloud - Mark Schissel, SVP and CIO Herbalife 10 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 11. Oracle Cloud Adoption Patterns and Trends 11 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 12. Coexistence Approaches Taleo RightNow Learning Customer Recruiting Experience Talent Management Initial Data Applications Load On Going Fusion Unlimited Data Applications Exchange PeopleSoft, EBS, Siebel, JDE ERP. HCM, CRM Java & Social Database Identity Cloud Relationship Management Service Management 12 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 13. Oracle Fusion Applications & Cloud Services • Coexistence is the on-going integration of Cloud to OnPrem Solutions • Applications Unlimited (AU) – PeopleSoft, eBusiness Suite, Siebel, (JDE) • Many Scenarios support Cloud to Cloud service integrations Fusion Talent Management Fusion Governance, Risk, & Compl. Taleo Recruiting & Learning to Fusion Fusion Product Data Hub Taleo Recruit/Learning/Talent to AU Fusion Customer Data Hub Fusion Procure to Pay Fusion Incentive Compensation Fusion Sourcing, Spend, & Contracts Social Relationship Management RightNow to Fusion Sales & Marketing Data & Java Cloud Service RightNow CX to AU Identity Management & SSO 13 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 14. Fusion CRM Success: Church Pension Group Live Sept 2012 Coexistence - CRM CHALLENGES: • Currently run EBS CDH under single global instance umbrella - want to separate out customer master functionality and migrate to a more modern, functionally rich, and easier to use technology stack for customer maintenance function. • Customer views Fusion applications as their future foundation platform; Looking to initiate strategy of migrating EBS apps in this direction. COMPANY OVERVIEW: CPG describes its mission as to serve the needs of FUSION PROVIDES: the parishes, dioceses and other Episcopal Church • Fusion Customer Data Hub institutions including clergy, lay workers, and their • Fusion Customer Data Quality families by providing pensions and other financial planning services. BENEFITS: • Project would initiate CPG‟s long term strategy to migrate to a modern technology platform for customer maintenance. • Fusion CDM provide additional functional capabilities in the area of data stewardship that CPG would leverage 14 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 15. Cloud Integration 15 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 16. Integration is Everywhere Cloud Applications Taleo, RightNow, Fusion CRM, 3rd Party Transactions Enterprise Integration On-premise Applications Processes Business Process Outsourcing Siebel, PeopleSoft, JDE, SAP… B2B Non-core competencies Services APIs Devices and Sensors Mobile Clients Smart Meter, Location-based Tablets, Smart Phones Data Events 16 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 17. Integration is Complex… Due to Lack of Functional Standards Technical Standards Functional Standards HTTP Object Semantics, Rules SSL Customizations SOAP AuthN e.g. Login/Session WSDL AuthZ e.g. RBAC XML/XSD QoS message delivery REST API Styles e.g. Query, ISV JSON Key Mappings e.g. XREF SAML SaaS API Data Integration Approach WS-* Multiplied by the number 17 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. of protocols, SDKs
- 18. SIMPLIFYING The Integration Experience CONNECTIVITY – Connecting and much more SECURITY – Unify on-premise, cloud, mobile security MANAGEMENT – Centralize with end-to-end visibility 18 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 19. Connectivity: By “Accident” Accidental “Cloud Architecture” Bypass On-premise IT SaaS Logistics SaaS PaaS CRM IaaS SaaS HR Sales Marketing Shipping HR R&D MAINFRAME 19 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 20. Connectivity: Service Virtualization Simplifying Connectivity SaaS CRM SaaS HR Sales Marketing SERVICE VIRTUALIZATION MAINFRAME 20 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 21. Oracle Cloud Protects Data From the Inside Out Marketing ERP Application Layer Sales LAYERED SECURITY FEDERATED CONTROLS Platform Layer COMPLIANCE Talent Infrastructure Layer Service HCM 21 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 22. Hybrid Cloud Integration Security Delivered Through an „Enterprise Gateway‟ PUBLIC CLOUDS Valid Valid Message Message DMZ ENTERPRISE GATEWAY Corporate Network SERVICE VIRTUALIZATION MAINFRAME 22 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 23. Real-time Visibility and Business Transaction Management Business Transaction Management • Discovery of transaction flows spanning cloud and enterprise Development • Leverages transaction content/payload for Business business visibility Performance Transaction Management & Diagnostics Performance & Diagnostics • Enterprise scale multi-domain management • Specific framework/metadata knowledge Production Test Lifecycle Management Lifecycle Management • Configuration Management: SOA infrastructure and applications • SOA domain and application provisioning 23 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 24. Oracle’s Approach for Simplifying the Integration Experience 24 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 25. Cloud Integration Integrating Across Cloud Boundaries Internal Data Center Oracle Cloud or Private Cloud Oracle BPM Suite ERP PLM SCM HCM CRM HCM ERP Oracle SOA Suite Oracle Data Integrator Oracle GoldenGate 25 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 26. Three Primary Integration Styles UI Integrations / Process and Bulk Data Mash Ups Data Integration Management Flow Control / Orchestra tion Web Events / Services Scripting 26 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 27. Service Integration: Oracle SOA Suite Unified Integration Across Cloud, Mobile, and On-premise Simplifies connectivity of Analytics customer experience Business Activity Monitoring Event Processing applications and multi-channel Orchestration integrations BPEL Process Manager Business Rules Standards-based, open Service Virtualization & Mediation Service Bus infrastructure interoperates with your existing IT Connectivity On-premises Business to Business Apps Cloud Services Platform Apps Mainframe DB EDI XML Industry Consistent tooling, a single deployment and management model, end-to-end security 27 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 28. Data Integration: Oracle Data Integrator Real Time Data Movement and Transformation for Big Data Complete offering: real-time, bulk data movement, transformation, bi-directional replication, data services Pervasive and continuous access to accurate data Maximum performance with lower cost of ownership, ease of use, and reliability 28 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 29. Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) Unified Repository for Integration Assets Oracle Oracle Apps Custom Fusion Unlimited Applications Applications Oracle • Legacy Enterprise Repository • Third Party • CRM • HR • ISV Catalog of Your Integration Assets: • Financials • Supply Chain Web Services • Projects • SaaS Service Data Objects SOA Composites Interface Tables Oracle Fusion Middleware Events And more… 29 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 30. Oracle ID Management Across Hybrid Clouds Identity Lifecycle Management & 360 visibility Governance Regular & Privileged identities Access Complete access control Detection Fraud & SSO Management Converged Policy Administration & Control Directory LDAP, VirtualizationFraud Detection & Meta-directory Services Unified Administration & Management 30 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 31. Enterprise Manager 12c: The Nerve Center of Your Cloud Complete Cloud Lifecycle Management – Delivery, management & support – Private cloud by customers – Oracle Cloud by Oracle IT Unified PaaS model across Oracle Cloud & private cloud Planned hybrid cloud integration – Schema and data migration between Oracle Cloud and private cloud
- 32. Summary: Simpler Integration with Oracle CONNECTIVITY – Connecting and much more SECURITY – Unify on-premise, cloud, mobile security MANAGEMENT – Centralize with end-to-end visibility
- 33. Taking Full Advantage of Oracle Services 33 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 34. Cloud Lifecycle Services & Support Faster Adoption and Maximum Performance of Oracle Define Strategy Reduce Complexity Achieve New Monitor and Ongoing Support and Architecture and Increase Operational Maintain and Education Automation Efficiencies 34 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 35. Helping You on the Path to Cloud Oracle Consulting has experienced architects and proven best practices to help accelerate deployments and integrate with your existing environment. Architecture and Planning Start Up Packs and Rapid Starts Fusion Infrastructure & Integration Migration & Implementation Services Reach out to your local Oracle Consulting Representative or visit us at www.oracle.com/consulting. 35 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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- 37. Join the Conversation www.facebook.com/OracleCloudComputing @OracleCloudZone #CloudWorld, #OracleCloud https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud Learn more: oracle.com/cloud Try now: cloud.oracle.com 37 Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Insert Information Protection Policy Classification from Slide 12
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- Slide Transition: We’ve always been proud of our customer successes, and this year we have something else to be proud of -- our America’s Cup Racing team.ORACLE TEAM USA is defending their title in the 34th America’s Cup in San Francisco in 2013. If you’ve ever seen world-class sailing, you know that the teams make navigating currents, tides and wind speeds look easy – even at speeds up to 30 knots. The ORACLE TEAM USA boat itself is an engineering marvel built with the latest technologies and materials. Based on detailed analysis of weather patterns, wind speeds and other environmental conditions, it is designed to be in perfect balance while still being flexible enough to adjust to changing conditions.
- Cloud is bringing together these trends and ENABLING incredible increases:Information access, anywhere, anytime (mobile)New models of interaction (social)Innovation and scaleImportantly, Cloud is not a 1-size fits all type of model. You have different cloud needs, depending upon your role, industry, geography.There are industry requirements, unique country and regional requirements that require multitude of clouds.
- Whether you are building your own private cloud or leveraging public cloud services, many of today’s cloud options are incomplete, non-standard, inflexible and isolated.Manycloud offerings are specialized, offering limited functionality and lacking standards, as well as modern social and mobile capabilities.These solutions create data and business process fragmentation, integrations to manage, and expensive bolt-on solutions with a high cost to manage and maintainWith such solutions, you fail to produce the enterprise views demanded by executives, and you lack an enterprise-wide view of your entire cloud environment.
- To carry this point further, “75% of large enterprise cloud deployments have 5 or more integration points. But, only 4% of those are fully integrated.” So while the upfront cost savings may be there initially, the true total cost of ownership and return on your cloud investment cannot be accurately assessed in isolation to your other business initiatives and supporting IT projects.
- Oracle’s Applications strategy - Complete Solutions. Complete Choice.Complete Solutions – because it is all interconnected, within AND across areas of the businessComplete Choice – because no two businesses or IT strategies are alike
- Oracle has the broadest cloud portfolio in the industry, delivering a complete range of production-level, cross-functional business applications running in the cloud for industries including sales and marketing, customer service, enterprise resource management, human capital, and talent management—all enriched with social collaboration tools and an intuitive user interface.
- Adopt anywhere along the cloud continuum based on the amount of control you desire over things like customizations, upgrades, and data location, with the flexibility to adapt your cloud strategy as your business changesFor example, you can deploy and uptake new updates fastest with Oracle Cloud application services by subscribing to Oracle apps –updates can be automaticManaged Cloud Services provides a good balance for customers wanting more control while still benefiting from Oracle running and managing the Oracle apps for them Or on-premise – provides the most control, but there will be a compromise on agility and adoption speed.
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- •Co-existenceCustomers typically adopt new functionality that will co-exist easily with existing systems ( very low risk way to add capabilities; customer can just turn it off/on) while continuing to get value from existing investmentsVery similar situation is where customersreplace existing functionality over time; a good choice if say Fusion is a fit for the customer, but they want to take it slow•Full Suite: All in and want to retire customizations, etc.For example, replacing Seibel CRM with Fusion CRM Suite - don’t want to goof around with upgrading, integration,…I am just going to take care of it all at once
- Coexistence was first envisioned to provide customers a path to Fusion Applications from Application Unlimited solutionsWith the acquisition of Taleo and RightNow – the strategy has evolved to include integration of those solutions with both Fusion Applications and with existing Application Unlimited solutionsAnd as these solutions are deployed in the cloud service – there is also the opportunity to integrate with or coexist with Database and Java Cloud Services, Identity Management services coordinating SSO, and now Social Relationship Management which is rapidly being adopted by all applications as the next cloud service to be leveraged across all Oracle Applications.
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- Key ThemesIntegration complexity exists due to lack of functional interoperability between applications in the areas of object semantics, business rules, customizations, security, message delivery, API styles, key mappings and data integration styles. This problem has existed since the beginning of on-premise apps and is only becoming more complex with SaaS, with increased adoption by new programming SDK and mobile clients. SaaS vendors realize this and have API documentation run in the hundreds of pages, rely on integration ISV partners or proprietary platforms, further increasing the IT challenges.Talking PointsThe issue is that we suffer from a dichotomy of standards.Cloudtechnologies are based on web standards HTTP/SOAP/REST, which is definitely a good start and makes them easier to code for. However, there are no functional standards for SaaS application semantics that can make them interoperable with each other. This leads to every SaaS vendor having its own flavor of standards for object semantics e.g. “Account”, customizations and business rules, security e.g. session headers, RBAC, QoS e.g. guaranteed message delivery and OAOO, API patterns e.g. XREF mappings, Query APIs e.g. SQL or Java style, ISV support e.g. loosely typed WSDL, Data integration approach e.g. CSV file formats. This is the reason integrations are hard, not due to lack of fancy tools to build REST clients.This problem has existed since the beginning of on-premise apps and is only becoming more complex with SaaS, with increased adoption by new programming SDK and mobile clients. Most SaaS vendors realize this and have API documentation run in the hundreds of pages, rely on integration ISV partners or proprietary platforms, further increasing the IT challenges.
- Apps deployed in Oracle Cloud benefit from data protection at every layer of the tech stack, with federated controls and world class logical and physical data security in our global data centers: Layered: defense security and encryption at every layer of the tech stack, utilizing the latest physical and logical data security and protection solutions Federated: federated and consolidated IDM / access control across clouds, systems, and on-premise applications Compliance: Best practice processes, controls, and tools that help customers cost effectively and proactively comply with regulatory requirement across industries and countries
- However since this discussion is about hybrid cloud and integrated Oracle Cloud with private clouds and existing on-premise applications, it’s important to have a comprehensive strategy around “Cloud Integration Security”. As your infrastructure begins to incorporate more SaaS applications and lower level services as an integral part of your now extended enterprise, there are new threats to consider. You are now incorporating messages from outside your firewall so you need to protect against “XML Bombs” as shown in the middle which can cause your internal XML parser to expand the message indefinitely until the size overwhelms your infrastructure. Other XML attacks include authentication attacks. Rather than attempting to add the extra security to every layer of your existing infrastructure, the strategy is to add an “enterprise gateway” outside the firewall but inside the DMZ
- Now lets take a high-level look at the products that support these strategies as well as the components within the products:
- The Oracle SOA Suite provides the application and SOA-foundation to simplify application infrastructures to provide faster time-to-market, greater agility, and lower total cost of ownership. Starting with the bottom layer:Connectivity:There are 3 different styles of connectivity…On the left we see “Cloud” connectivity which provides support for SaaS integration both at an application level as well as down to the discrete service level…for example ADP providing discrete services to return year-to-date income for a given employee number. Many Oracle SOA Suite customers connect directly with SaaS providers such as Salesforce.comThe second area of connectivity is for on-premise with application adapter, Web service, FTP, database, and file system support. And finally B2B connectivity leverages XML and EDI based business protocols as well as industry specific such as healthcare collaboration. Connectivity is a key strength of Oracle due Oracle providing expertise not only in the integration platform area but by also incorporating application developers into the integration development process. In the case of Oracle EBusiness Suite integration, the deep introspection of metadata was developed by the Oracle eBusiness suite developers for Oracle SOA Suite.Service Virtualization & MediationMoving up a layer, we see Service Virtualization & Mediation. The Oracle Service Bus, Oracle SOA Suite’s Enterprise Service Bus, provides this portion of the solution. By service virtualization, I mean the service consumer doesn’t actually call a back-end service. The call is made to this layer and this layer calls the actual service…in other words, the service is virtualized. This is key to providing “agility”. If you want to swap out the back-end application, not need to change how the service is called. Likewise, “Mediation” provides this middle layer as the “separation” we so often hear about when speaking about SOA.OrchestrationMoving up another layer, we see “Orchestration”. Lets say I want a self-service app to be able to call the Service Bus which calls a service to get a customer’s balance. If that amount exceeds $1000, we then need to check to see if this a “Platinum” (high-value) customer before providing the refund. If yes, the money is sent, if no, human exception management is required. This is “orchestration” and is provided by the BPEL Process Manager. BPEL stands for Business Process Execution Language which is the industry standard for integration-based process orchestration.AnalyticsAnd finally, with all of this data passing through the infrastructure, you have the opportunity to make sense of the data and publish it to Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) dashboards. When you hear about Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), these BAM dashboards provide the ability to publish these on a role-based approach. And finally, “Event Processing” is a newer field that lets you make sense of a large volume of data passing through your infrastructure so you can detect trends before they become issues or discover new business opportunities. For example, a product is launched shortly before the Christmas holidays and volumes are very high…to high to manually track and over time, the events are processed to detect a growing number of defect claims for a specific component. On an individual basis, each claim would simply launch a process (“orchestration”) to fix each individual issue but event processing would detect this as trend that may be far too soon after product launch allowing for the problem to be fixed well before it became a crisis.What’s unique about Oracle SOA Suite relative to the competition is the extent in which all this functionality is unified within a single design and management platform. Prior to Oracle SOA Suite, many companies relied on a mix of 2, 3, or more tools to accomplish the same solution which resulted in poor collaboration and inability to incorporate multiple integration and SOA components into a single solution.Most of Oracle SOA Suite is for near-real time collaboration and/or smaller payload messaging. What about the data integration scenario in which at specific times (such as the end of day), massive amounts of data are uploaded. How is this handled by Oracle? (next slide)
- Pervasive and continuous access to accurate dataComplete offering: real-time, bulk data movement, transformation, bi-directional replication, data servicesCustomer and Product Data Quality, integrated to the solutionMaximum performance with lower cost of ownership, ease of use, and reliability
- (Note: Hybrid Cloud – release planned for end of this calendar year)Today Oracle Enterprise Manager is your single management solution for managing all aspects of planning, building, testing, deploying, managing and optimizing your private cloud built on top of the Oracle stack. EM12c is also used by Oracle IT and support staff to deploy public cloud services and applications in Oracle Cloud and to triage and resolve problems issues customers are encountering on Oracle Cloud. Oracle Cloud customers also get access to Enterprise Manager dashboards to monitor the services already deployed on Oracle Cloud. We are keeping the PaaS architecture as close as possible when it comes to on-premise and Oracle cloud. This will give customers a credible, tested reference architecture for implementing cloud and also will form the basis of hybrid cloud in future.We are working on a hybrid cloud where the customer will be able to move data and apps across the clouds. For example, customer's test environment may run on Oracle Cloud and production may run on-premise. Customers will be able to move the apps back and forth using Oracle Enterprise Manager.
- Delivers the same familiar Oracle applications, but in a PaaS and SaaS model.Leverages industry standard APIs - no “ad-hoc” APIsLeverages the same Oracle integration technologies you can deploy in-house today, no differences or custom integration codeGreatest deployment flexibility between your facilities and Oracle’s
- So, how do you get there? To assist customers in their journey to cloud computing, Oracle’s lifecycle services provide a number of strategic advisory services, cloud readiness services and technology implementation services. Then to help you maximize performance for cloud computing, we help you monitor and maintain your environment and provide ongoing support and education.Oracle’s services can help you plan your path to cloud and stay optimized.----To take you to Cloud we believe you are going to move through 5 key phases and we deliver services within each phase: You are going to start with an architecture and roadmap for the deployment of the services/solutions you require. Oracle’s services aligns your business objectives and goals with an architecture strategy and practical roadmap to accelerate adoption of cloud for your environment. To help you on this path to Cloud, Oracle provides Cloud readiness services tailored to your environment to help you reduce complexity and increase automation.Then to help with you with implementation to achieve new operational efficiencies, Oracle’s implementation and migration services deliver best practices and tools to help you succeed. Once you are up and running with your Cloud environment, Oracle’s services delivers services to manage, continuously monitor and maintain your environment for maximum availability.Finally, we deliver ongoing support and education across the lifecycle, and, through support, provide you with continuous innovation to help you adapt to changing requirements and achieve long-term success.
- To summarize, with Oracle you get a complete cloud solution. You can reduce cost and complexity with fully integrated stack while maximizing user productivity and innovation with richest functionality.