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2 Fusion Development with ADF and BPM Jeff Davies Senior Principal Product Manager 2

3 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. 3

4 Agenda 4 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

5 The Challenge How to.? orchestrate multi-channel 80% Maintenance 20% New Projects IT Spending and Demand Survey 5 customer interactions? automate processes across applications? easily modify such processes? make relevant business insight available to the masses? make upgrade safe customization to applications?

6 7 Impediments Business intent is lost-in-translation due to business-it impedance mismatch Change is hard but shows up immediately and never ends Variations in needs and requirements between geographies and departments 4. User adoption is harder than anticipated 5. Lack of business visibility into status of transactions 6. Difficult to relate investment to business benefits delivered 7. No methodology to continually improve

7 The Result When business conditions evolve faster than the company s ability to change and respond Performance Business Requirements Business Execution Gap IT Platform Time 1 ERP Deployment 2 CRM Deployment 3 Internet Explosion 4 Industry Consolidation business performance suffers 7

8 The Ideal Solution??? Multi-channel, Collaborative, Rich User Interface Actionable Intelligence Common Information Cross-Application Business Process Management Custom CRM SCM ADF-BC Financials Application and Database Grid Foundation 8 Service Oriented Architecture Platform Services on Demand

9 BPM Defined Business Process Management 9 An explicit approach to modeling, automating, measuring and optimizing business processes across organizational divisions, systems and applications

10 End-to-End Business Processes Optimized, Transparent and Agile Organizational Units Processes Customer Relationship Managemen t Sales and Marketing Production Planning Manufacturi ng Inventory & Logistics Order Management Process Finance & HR Product Configuration Order Management Warranty & Returns Management Customer Relationship Management CRM SFA Produ ct produ SCM ct ERP produ DB ct MES LMS B2B Inv MGM T ERP Enterprise Infrastructure Services (Portal, SOA, IDRS, LDAP, EAI, , IT Operations) Real-World Business Processes span organizations, systems, and applications. 10 CRM Sales and Marketing SFA Product Production Planning product ERP SCM Manufacturing product MES DB Inventory & Logistics Finance & HR LMS B2B Inv MGMT ERP Enterprise Infrastructure Services (Portal, SOA, IDRS, LDAP, EAI, , IT Operations) BPM models, simulates, executes, manages, monitors, & optimizes those Business Processes.

11 Business and IT Collaboration Tailor-to-fit Business Processes 11 Empower business users with easy-touse process and rules modeling Seamless business and IT Collaboration

12 Rules driven Process Execution 12 Rules driven approval flows and task routing Rules driven process logic Rules driven validations

13 Agenda 13 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

14 BPM 11g Functional Summary Process Composer BPM Studio Web-based customization Deployment ready processes Business IT Collaboration Agile Development Unified IDE Process Analytics Process Spaces BAM, BI Business Indicators & Measures Process Cubes BPM Runtime Standards BPMN 2.0, BPEL, WSHuman Task Dynamic Enterprise-grade 14 Business Rules Layered on SCA based SOA server Rich persona based UI Web 2.0 based Extreme collaboration Contextual insight

15 BPM 11g Feature Highlights 1 BPMN 2.0 modeling & simulation 2 Web-based Process Composer 3 Model is the executable (Zero Code) 4 Business catalog driven collaboration 5 Social Process Spaces 6 Ad-hoc and collaborative processes 7 Rich process analytics 8 Unified BPM & SOA runtime server 15

16 Agenda 16 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

17 Demo 17

18 Agenda 18 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

19 Process Composer Let Business Analysts Drive Simple Drag and Drop Process Modeling 19

20 Process-centric Application Design Single Model From Modeling to Execution Studio Comprehensive IDE for Developers Empower business analyst with catalog of implementation artifacts Single BPMN 2.0 model 20

21 Simulate Before You Implement Queue Buildups and What-ifs Rich set of Charts 21 KPIs

22 Business Rules Delegate business-interesting, volatile, dynamic, and highly-varying logic to Business Rules 22

23 Process Analytics Build business metrics into design and drive continuous process improvement 23

24 Task-centric Design Design Deadlines, Notifications, Authorizations Single-click Form Generation Deadlines and Notifications Digital Signatures 24 Grant or deny actions based on roles

25 Process Workspace Business visibility into status of transactions and easy-to-use collaborative task-driven interface 25

26 Agenda 26 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

27 BPM and ADF 27 View Controller BPM generates and uses ADF Faces and Task Flows for BPM UI elements Model/Binding Layer BPM Data Control Business Services Layer BPM can leverage ADFBC data and services

28 BPM Forms are ADF Task Flows Data Controls ADFBC, Web Services, etc. Built-in components for comments, attachments, etc. BPM Data Control for dragand-drop extension of generated form Data Visualization Components. 28

29 BPM Forms continued 3 Flavors of Form Generation All flavors can be modified in ADF editors 29 Generate to new ADF View Controller Project 1. One-click 2. Wizard driven, template based Add BPM Task Flow to existing ADF View Controller Project 3. New ADF Task Flow based on Human Task Special drop-handlers for adding BPM elements when dragging and dropping Task element from Data Control ADF page included in notification

30 BPM and ADF-BC Interaction Patterns 30 BPM Task Flows can include ADF-BC data controls BPM can get data using ADF-BC services Human Tasks can work with ADF-BC services Business Rules support ADF-BC facts BPM and ADF can interact via EDN events

31 ADF-BC Driven Approval Routing Tasks can be routed and assigned based on ADFBC objects 31

32 Business Rules and ADF-BC ADF-BC Facts and Decision Point API 32

33 Agenda 33 Why BPM for building applications Introduction to Oracle BPM Suite 11g BPM 101 Demo How to use BPM for building applications BPM and ADF Learn More

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35 Summary BPM is an essential tool in an application developer s toolbox BPM enables process-centric applications that: BPM as a methodology: 35 Adapt to change easily Provide business end-to-end visibility Drive outcome optimization through focus on metrics Enhances business IT collaboration Drives continuous process improvement BPM leverages existing ADF skills and assets

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