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Fujitsu — Bringing IDS Scheer's ARIS Platform To Life With Fujitsu's Interstage BPM webinar (September 2006)

21 slides from Fujitsu's conference presentation, Sep 27, 2006

  1. Slide 1: Bringing IDS Scheer's ARIS Platform To Life With Fujitsu's Interstage BPM

    Bringing IDS Scheer’s ARIS Platform To Life With Fujitsu’s Interstage BPM September 27th, 2006 Hosted by: Eric Brabaender, Product Marketing, IDS Scheer Keith Swenson, Chief Architect, Fujitsu Interstage & WfMC Chair, Technical Committee Fujitsu Computer Systems

  2. Slide 2: Top-Down Approach to BPM

    Top-Down Approach to BPM Top Down Approach 1. Think Process First 2. Assign People to Tasks 3. Add back end integration Fujitsu Computer Systems 2

  3. Slide 3: Bridging the Gap between Business and IT

    Bridging the Gap between Business and IT Business Professionals IT Professionals Transforming business changes Confronted with regulatory and into – tested, approved, secure market challenges systems Social Structures System Structure Relatively Stable Dynamic Change systems in months Change process

  4. Slide 4: Think Process First!

    Think Process First! Top Payroll Finances E-Comm Sale 2 s Exit 1 3 Down Legac CRM ERP Supply Chain y Fujitsu Computer Systems 4

  5. Slide 5: Fujitsu's Process-Driven Approach

    Fujitsu’s Process-Driven Approach Business Finances E-Comm Payroll Process Sale Chang e Definition s Design Execute Monitor Analysi Business Process Management s Execution Metadata Metadata SOA Governance Enterprise Service Bus Information Integration Supply Legacy CRM ERP Chain IT Fujitsu Computer

  6. Slide 6: Two Process Definition Standards

    Two Process Definition Standards  In the Human BPM domain, XPDL is the dominant process definition format  In Service Orchestration domain, BPEL is the dominant process definition format Fujitsu Computer Systems 6

  7. Slide 7: Design Interchange vs. Executable Format

    Design Interchange vs. Executable Format Design XPDL Design Tool A Tool B BPEL BPEL or some This path or some engine not engine specific X generally specific format supported format Execution Execution Engine A Engine B Fujitsu Computer Systems 7

  8. Slide 8: Comparison XPDL BPEL

    Comparison  XPDL – XPDL 2.0 ratified by WfMC Oct 5, 2005 – Full support for all BPMN graphical notations – the only file format available for interchange of BPMN diagrams – XPDL 1.0 supported by more than 30 tools  BPEL – Executable format, not a diagram – Powerful programming language for service

  9. Slide 9: Process Design Ecosystem

    Process Design Ecosystem Vendor A Optimization XPDL Business XPDL Simulation Tools Modeling Tools XPDL XPDL XPDL XPDL XPDL Vendor C Process XPDL Process Compliance Design Integration XPDL & Testing BPEL BPEL B or some or some dor engine engine Vendor D specific specific Ven format format Execution E

  10. Slide 10: BPM Solution

    BPM Solution PPM Adapter Fujitsu Computer Systems 10

  11. Slide 11: BPM Architecture

    BPM Architecture Fujitsu Computer Systems 11

  12. Slide 12: ARIS Business Architect

    ARIS Business Architect What is the previous process? Who carries out the Which system task? supports the task? Which task is executed? What information is input to the task? How and in what sequence are the tasks executed? Fujitsu Computer Systems 12

  13. Slide 13: BPM Life Cycle: Process Design

    BPM Life Cycle: Process Design PPM Adapter Design of business and technical processes Implementation of technical processes Fujitsu Computer Systems 13

  14. Slide 14: ARIS for Interstage BPM: Workflow Execution

    ARIS for Interstage BPM: Workflow Execution  The way to process execution by Interstage BPM Generate IBPM ARIS Ne w Purcha se Cre a te Export as XPDL Purcha se Em ploye e Re quis iti on Export as XPDL Purcha s e Input Error Sum G E 10 00 Multiple Requisition Approv a ls Incorre c t re quire d Sum L

  15. Slide 15: ARIS PPM for Interstage BPM

    ARIS PPM for Interstage BPM PPM Adapter Reconstructed business process instances PPM Adapter Executed workflow process instances Fujitsu Computer Systems 15

  16. Slide 16: ARIS PPM for Interstage BPM: Monitoring and Analysis

    ARIS PPM for Interstage BPM Measuring, monitoring and analyzing KPIs and Mining and aggregating process patterns What How Why Monitoring Performance Indicators automatically o n core nt Pate nology tech Identifying influencers automatically Uncovering process behavior patterns  Transparent busine

  17. Slide 17: Demonstration

    Demonstration Fujitsu Computer Systems 17

  18. Slide 18: BPM Solution

    BPM Solution PPM Adapter Fujitsu Computer Systems 18

  19. Slide 19: Campaign Promotion

    Campaign Promotion  Free 30-Day Evaluation Software  Promotional Pricing until November 30, 2006 – ARIS Business Architect – PPM for Interstage Contact Fujitsu Interstage [email protected] for more information Fujitsu Computer Systems 19

  20. Slide 20: Question & Answers

    Question & Answers  Question & Answer Session – To ask questions, please use the “chat” capability. – Be sure to address the question to the host.  Visit us at www.fujitsu.com/interstage – To download a copy of today’s presentation – Let us help bring your ARIS process models to life! Contact info

  21. Slide 21: Question & Answers

    Question & Answers  Question & Answer Session – To ask questions, please use the “chat” capability. – Be sure to address the question to the host.  Visit us at www.fujitsu.com/interstage – To download a copy of today’s presentation – Let us help bring your ARIS process models to life! Contact info

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