Mike Vogt's presentation from the March 2010 Chicago Architects Group meeting on Integration Architecture in the Agile Enterprise

1. Integration Architecture for the agile enterpise Chicago Architects Group March 16, 2010 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 1

3. Reasons for integration

4. The agile enterprise

5. How does Integration Architecture fit?

6. How does it work?

7. The right architecture for your business

8. Standards-based components

9. Examples

10. Content Progression Model

11. Q & A2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 2

12. INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE... ...defines the discovery, interaction and communication technologies joining disparate systems and information providers1 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 3

13. INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE... ...defines the discovery, interaction and communication technologies joining disparate systems and information providers1 ...is a derivation of other architectures like business and information architectures. It is a collection of selected technologies and tools to implement chosen architectures and standards2 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 4

14. INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE... ...defines the discovery, interaction and communication technologies joining disparate systems and information providers1 ...is a derivation of other architectures like business and information architectures. It is a collection of selected technologies and tools to implement chosen architectures and standards2 ...combines principles of Enterprise Integration Architecture (EII) and Enterprise Application Architecture (EAI) 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 5

16. Metadata repositories

17. Metadata service wrappers2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 6

19. Metadata repositories

20. Metadata service wrappers

21. Standardize systems within an organization, such that they can be linked together simply to solve business problems (EAI); this includes both business data and processes

22. Bus (e.g. ESB)

23. Hub and Spoke2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 7

25. Metadata repositories

26. Metadata service wrappers

27. Standardize systems within an organization, such that they can be linked together simply to solve business problems (EAI); this includes both business data and processes

28. Bus (e.g. ESB)

29. Hub and Spoke

30. Provide a repeatable process and an environment conducive to supporting the previous two goals (e.g. point-to-point architecture is an example of an anti-pattern)

31. Governance2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 8

34. Gain a clear picture about your business2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 10

36. Gain a clear picture about your business

37. Reduce complexity and cost of support2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 11

38. Integration architecture blah, blah, blah. Where's the agile enterprise? I mentioned agile enterprise in the title 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 12

40. Increased global competition

41. Less reaction time2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 13

43. Real-time data on your business processes?2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 14

47. Changes reflective of new business conditions can be made very quickly2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 16

48. HOW DOES INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE FIT IN? 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 17

49. HOW DOES INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE FIT IN? ...provides metadata that standardizes business data from various systems across the enterprise 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 18

50. HOW DOES INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE FIT IN? ...provides metadata that standardizes business data from various systems across the enterprise ...promotes loose coupling between systems to allow specific components to be upgraded/replaced without affecting the entire ecosystem 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 19

51. HOW DOES INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE FIT IN? ...provides metadata that standardizes business data from various systems across the enterprise ...promotes loose coupling between systems to allow specific components to be upgraded/replaced without affecting the entire ecosystem ...provides a repeatable method to instrument business processes and communicate this easily and effectively 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 20

52. HOW DOES INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE FIT IN? ...provides metadata that standardizes business data from various systems across the enterprise ...promotes loose coupling between systems to allow specific components to be upgraded/replaced without affecting the entire ecosystem ...provides a repeatable method to instrument business processes and communicate this easily and effectively ...ensures that information, and processes are consistently integrated, and performance and availability promises are met – all through governance 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 21

55. Use of standards-based components / services / products2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 23

58. Process-as-a-service2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 25

60. Process-as-a-service

61. Examples

62. SOA

63. ETL

64. EAI

65. Federated Databases / ontology-based integration*2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 26

67. Apache ServiceMix

68. IBM WebSphere ESB

69. Combination of Microsoft BizTalk Server and Windows Communication Foundation

70. Oracle ESB2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 27

72. Apache ServiceMix

73. IBM WebSphere ESB

74. Combination of Microsoft BizTalk Server and Windows Communication Foundation

75. Oracle ESB

76. Messaging

77. Apache Active MQ

78. IBM Websphere MQ

79. Microsoft MSMQ

80. Oracle Weblogic JMS2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 28

82. Apache ServiceMix

83. IBM WebSphere ESB

84. Combination of Microsoft BizTalk Server and Windows Communication Foundation

85. Oracle ESB

86. Messaging

87. Apache Active MQ

88. IBM Websphere MQ

89. Microsoft MSMQ

90. Oracle Weblogic JMS

91. Web Services2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 29

93. Apache ODE

94. IBM WebSphere Process Server

95. BPEL for Windows Workflow Foundation

96. Oracle SOA Suite2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 30

98. Apache ODE

99. IBM WebSphere Process Server

100. BPEL for Windows Workflow Foundation

101. Oracle SOA Suite

102. Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 31

104. Apache Camel

105. IBM WebSphere Business Monitor

106. Microsoft BizTalk Server

107. Oracle SOA Suite2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 32

109. Apache Camel

110. IBM WebSphere Business Monitor

111. Microsoft BizTalk Server

112. Oracle SOA Suite

113. Industry-wide information schemas

114. CML,

115. HL7/CDISC

116. FIXML

117. LegalXML2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 33

118. 03/14/10 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC BUSINESS PROCESS EXAMPLE (e-commerce)

119. 03/14/10 2009 Property of PSC Group, LLC BUSINESS PROCESS EXAMPLE (cont’d)

120. 03/14/10 2009 Property of PSC Group, LLC BPMN EXAMPLE

121. 03/14/10 2009 Property of PSC Group, LLC BPEL EXAMPLE

122. 03/14/10 2009 Property of PSC Group, LLC BAM EXAMPLE

123. CONTENT PROGRESSION MODELTM[3] 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 39

124. REFERENCES 1 http://www.michigan.gov/dit/0,1607,7-139-34305-108216--,00.html 2 https://www.deloitte.com/view/en_NL/nl/services/consulting/technology-advisory /architecture-and-bpm/integration-architecture/index.htm 3 http://www.pscgroup.com/knowledge/information-command-and-control 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 40

125. Q & A 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 41

126. THANK YOU !!! Contact Info Michael Vogt Enterprise Architecture, Practice LeaderPSC Group, LLC 847.517.7200mvogt@psclistens.com http://www.pscgroup.com/solutions/architecture-design-and-development 2010 Property of PSC Group, LLC 3/16/2010 42