1. Microsoft ‘REAL-World’ SOA
Microsoft SOA platform capabilities
Microsoft ‘REAL-World’ SOA
Reza Shams
Technical Specialist Process Platform
Central & Eastern Europe HQ

2. What is SOA? A style of architecture, not a product
Leverages existing assets in a loosely-coupled manner
Standards are critical for success : WS-*, XML, RSS…
Web services makes service orientation practical and drives broad industry interoperability
Primary benefit centers around business agility
SOA represents an enabler for faster process change, greater business insight and competitive advantage, and the creation of a new generation of dynamic applications.
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3. What drives SOA? Enterprise Efficiency Enterprise Agility Competitive
Pressure
Innovation
Compliancy
And
Regulation
Align IT
And
Business
Enterprise
Agility

4. Common Myths about SOA Myths Facts
SOA is a design philosophy independent of any product, technology or industry trend
SOAs may be realized via web services but using web services will not necessarily result in a SOA
EDI and CORBA were early examples of SOA
SOA is not a methodology
SOAs are like snowflakes – no two are the same.
SOA should be incremental and build on your current investments
Own your SOA strategy
SOA is a means, not an end
SOA is a technology
SOAs require Web Services
SOA is new and revolutionary
SOA ensures the alignment of IT and business
A SOA Reference Architecture reduces implementation risk
SOA requires a complete technology and business processes overhaul
SOA requires an army of consultants
We need to build a SOA 4

5. SOA Trend Composite Apps Enterprise Efficiency Enterprise Agility SOA
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SOA Trend
Enterprise Efficiency
Enterprise Agility
ETL, EAI
Web services
SOA
Composite Apps
Run the business
Grow the business
Business transformation
Infrastructure consolidation
Speed and flexibility
Software rationalization
Point to point integration
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6. Agile Capabilities
Roots of contemporary performance problems are due to organizationally based operating model
Process models (though an improvement) are not the optimal view or management layer, and they expose “how” business is done
Capabilities manage “what service at what service level” – which is the most stable and concise level for design and management
From Traditional Organizational Management
To Process Optimization
To Capability Management 6

7. SOA Terminology What did I remember?
Style of Architecture - Not a Product
Loosely Defined Vision
Requires
Service Oriented Communication
Service Oriented Infrastructure – SOI
Use of BPM technologies
Primary benefit is around Business Agility
Faster Process Change
Greater Business Insight
Competitive Advantage
New Generation of Dynamic, Composite, Applications

8. The future – “Dynamic Applications”
Web Services 1
Web Services 4
Web Services 2
Web Services 3
IT Priorities
Connecting Systems through SOA
Reducing development complexity
Optimizing Business Processes
Gaining BI at all levels
Centralized data that’s always on
Creating consistent, user-focused UX

9. Companies stepping-up to SOA
Merrill Lynch CIO Survey found 80% believe SOA is the next big thing in Enterprise Software
Gartner. By 2010, at least 65 percent of large organizations will have greater than 35 percent of their application portfolio SOA-based, up from less than 5 percent of organizations in (0.8 probability). Massimo Pezzini, Gartner.

10. Where companies want to get to – Composite applications
Applications composed of multiple service building blocks
Composed, not built
Cut across functional silos
May add business logic, expose additional interfaces
Portal
Devices
Office
Other
Composite Application
Composition Platform
Existing
Systems

11. Composite Applications

12. Microsoft as a SOA Partner
Majority of companies view Microsoft as the strategic technology partner for SOA
Goldman Sachs reported in March 2006 [“IT Spending Survey: Improvements a whisper, not a scream”]

13. Successful Customers IDD: 45% decrease in training time; 9x ROI;
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Successful Customers
Reduced Paper Records by 70%
Improved patient care
IDD: 45% decrease in training time; 9x ROI;
Drive up average margin per sale; reduce call duration by 10%
Real time customer integration
Enabling business experimentation
CommSee: 30k users, 100+ apps
Primary branch experience
World-wide IT support for 400k+ users
Increases productivity, reduces deployment time by 83 percent
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14. SOA At Siemens Mosaic Implementation of ITO business processes
More than 35,000 users
400+ orchestrations planned
Web Services as interfaces
Process Engine
Business process: Create mailbox
Web Service
Start
Authorized?
Common Service
Authorization
Web Service No
Yes
Customer Portal
WebService
Error
Create .
Billing
Ende
Web Service
Common Service
Billing

15. SOA & BPM – Key Concepts
SOA is a design philosophy independent of any product, technology or industry trend
SOA end game is business agility
BPM and SOA are different but related
Business face of SOA
New BPM possibilities
Process is at the heart of SOA …

16. ‘Real World’ SOA
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17. Incremental Reuse

18. Service Orientation Benefits
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Service Orientation Benefits
Driven by real-world scenarios
Business agility and reduced time to market – request “Backlog” is reduced
Internal and external process efficiencies
Topology Independent
Leverage heterogeneous resources
Independent deployment, versioning, management
Reusable components enable inherent adaptability
Loose coupling, enabling composition of new capabilities
Standards-based interoperability
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19. SOA Capabilities Framework
Reporting
BAM
Collaboration
Portal
User Interaction
Federated Security
Identity & Access
Workflow
Process
BPM
Service Orientation
Services
SODA
Operational
Mgmt
Service
Registry
Management & Governance
Brokered Communication
Endpoint Metadata
Standards Support
Intelligent Routing
Transformation
Adaption
Enterprise Service Bus
Process Design & Simulation
Design & Dev
Integrated Tools
Protocol
EIS
LOB
Adaption

20. Microsoft SOA Platform20

21. SOA Implementation Scenario
Create a
Composite
application
Create a
Collaborative
workflow
Build
A WCF
Service
Create a
Transactional
Business process

22. Let’s Wire it up Portal Components (Web Parts)
Workflow Activity Library
Invocations of standardized service interfaces
Service Implementations
WCF & BizTalk

23. SOA Resources Composite Applications Real World SOA CommSee Case Study
Siemens Case Study
ESB Guidance
SOA Whitepaper (Microsoft SOA Platform and guidance on key partner technologies)
SOAIO