Virtual SAP TechEd - Process Integration and Business Process Management Track
Focus: Process Integration and Business Process Management
The marriage of process integration and business process management serves as the foundation for SAP's enterprise service oriented architecture (eSOA) initiatives. Building business process management on top of technical process integration expertise is a winning combination for the future. With a new version of NetWeaver Process Integration in the works, the presentations in these tracks will prepare you for the new functionality.
Sub-Tracks Included:
Business Process Management
Process Integration
Task and Event Management
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EPI100 Business Process Management (BPM)-an Overview of SAP NetWeaver CapabilitiesEPI100 Business Process Management (BPM)-an Overview of SAP NetWeaver CapabilitiesBusiness applications evolve from applications centered on database transactions to meaningful collections of rich business objects, accessible as enterprise services and integrated through business events. This requires a broader view of business process management (BPM), as well as event-driven architectures to support flexible deployment. Learn about the evolving technologies for business process and event management in the SAP NetWeaver platform. Target Audience: Business Process Experts, Enterprise Architects, Software Developers |
Thomas Volmering |  |  | ||
EPI103 Collaborative Business Process Management with BPMN-a Demo SessionEPI103 Collaborative Business Process Management with BPMN-a Demo SessionBusiness processes are usually described as either business driven or IT driven, practice or procedures, human-centric or integration-centric. Take a guided tour to the development of collaborative business processes with BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) from model to execution. Target Audience: Business Process Experts, Software Developers |
Thomas Volmering, Ginger Gatling | | | ||
EPI107 Interoperability Options with the Services RegistryEPI107 Interoperability Options with the Services RegistryInteroperability of UDDI v.3-based Services Registry with registries by other vendors is a frequent requirement. This lecture explores the options at interoperability that the Services Registry currently provides and gives an outlook to future plans. Target Audience: Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's |
Peter McNulty | | | ||
EPI110 Service-Oriented Architecture Management with SAP NetWeaver AdministratorEPI110 Service-Oriented Architecture Management with SAP NetWeaver AdministratorSAP NetWeaver Administrator is a Web-based tool for administration and monitoring, offering a single entry point to configure, administer, and monitor your SAP NetWeaver system, its components, and applications. This lecture introduces many of the features and functionalities available within SAP NetWeaver Administrator. Some of the main features are the following: • A single, central tool for administration, troubleshooting, and problem analysis of your SAP NetWeaver system. You can perform administration tasks, such as starting and stopping instances, checking and modifying configuration settings, and analyzing logs and traces.. Target Audience: Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, Software Developers, System Administrators |
William Li | | | ||
EPI112 The Complete Picture-terprise Service Provisioning and ConsumingEPI112 The Complete Picture-terprise Service Provisioning and ConsumingThis lecture shows the process of providing an enterprise service using the Enterprise Services Repository and the consumption of this service from the Enterprise Services Workplace. The consuming application is created using the SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment. Demos will illustrate the main steps of this process. Target Audience: Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's |
Franklin Herbas | | | ||
EPI201 BPEL4People-A Standard Approach to Integrating Human-Executed Activities Within Automated ProcessesEPI201 BPEL4People-A Standard Approach to Integrating Human-Executed Activities Within Automated ProcessesThe first part of this presentation discusses compelling business scenarios where humans are involved with Web services-based processes and applications, and explains requirements and how they are addressed in the BPEL4People proposal. The second part of the presentation gives a short overview of the BPEL4People concepts and explains potential usage scenarios. Target Audience: Business Process Experts, SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's, Software Developers |
Sukumar Natarajan | | | ||
EPI202 Business Activity Monitoring - Globalizing Local Business Events, Event to ResolutionEPI202 Business Activity Monitoring - Globalizing Local Business Events, Event to ResolutionIn the session we will provide a technical step-by-step guide for implementing Business Activity Monitoring. We will discuss triggering SAP events, consuming SAP events and non-SAP events, turning these events into milestones, using the milestones to monitor process efficiency, and getting the right context to the right person when a human-based resolution is required. You will leave this session knowing which SAP NetWeaver capabilities are used in business activity monitoring, and how those capabilities work together. Target Audience: Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, Software Developers |
Ginger Gatling | | | ||
EPI204 Business-to-Business Integration Using Predefined Integration Content with SAP NetWeaverEPI204 Business-to-Business Integration Using Predefined Integration Content with SAP NetWeaverCompanies need to communicate more effectively and efficiently with each other, therefore automating business processes and for true system-to-system communication are becoming critical requirements in today's world of collaborative business. In this session, you will learn how SAP provides business packages that offer complete solutions for business problems and business applications, including the technical infrastructure and content that allow an out-of-the box integration of your business partners. You will also learn how the process integration capabilities of SAP NetWeaver can benefit your organization with its enhanced support for business to business (B2B) and industry standards. You will also hear about the new functions that are planned in the B2B area of process integration with SAP NetWeaver. Target Audience: Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's |
Sam Raju | | | ||
EPI207 Inter-working of SAP NetWeaver Process Integration and SAP NetWeaver Composition EnvironmentEPI207 Inter-working of SAP NetWeaver Process Integration and SAP NetWeaver Composition EnvironmentAfter a short introduction to both SAP NetWeaver components, different aspects of inter-working will be discussed and how you can leverage them best. Target Audience: IT Managers, SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's, Software Developers |
Jin Shin | | | ||
EPI208 Leverage High Volume Readiness with SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1EPI208 Leverage High Volume Readiness with SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1In this session we will show what influences the performance and throughput in enterprise service-oriented architecture scenarios. One chapter will be assigned to improvements on ccBPM scenarios which are possible in design and runtime. Another will be on the possibilities of message packaging on application and SAP NetWeaver Process Integration (PI) side. The benefits of the SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1 advanced adapter engine will be shown, and last but not least, the advantages of point-to-point communication between applications will be explained and demonstrated. Target Audience: SAP Partners, Consultants and ISV's |
Daniel Bianchin | | |