0813 B2B Roadmap in the Context of SAP PI

[ B2B Roadmap in the Context of SAP PI

Udo Paltzer, Product Management SAP NetWeaver PI

[ Learning Points  Learn about customer adoption and positioning of SAP NetWeaver PI  Understand how SAP NetWeaver PI supports B2B today  Learn about the roadmap for B2B in the context of SAP NetWeaver PI

Real Experience. Real Advantage.

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[ Agenda  SAP NetWeaver PI – Customer Adoption & Analyst Evaluations  SAP NetWeaver PI – B2B Support Today  SAP NetWeaver PI – B2B Roadmap


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SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Today Adoption

1.2 million messages processed overnight Replacement of BEA web Logic with SAP NetWeaver PI SAP NetWeaver PI for mission critical A2A and B2B Replacement of IBM Websphere & SAP BC with SAP NetWeaver PI

SAP NetWeaver PI Adoption • 180 new productive customers / quarter • ~50 % of customers use SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1, 7.11, 7.30 • 300+ Customer References • Scenarios: A2A, B2B, ESB, SOA • SAP and non-SAP integration • Ramp-up for SAP NetWeaver PO 7.31 • Started end of 2011 • 6 customers live during ramp-up © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

Automate processes with SAP NetWeaver PI to save payment processing costs and improve vendor relationships Automation of real-time aggregation of business critical interfaces Integration with on demand applications 4

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Today Evaluation by Analysts The Forrester Wave™: Comprehensive Integration Solutions, Q4 2010 By Ken Vollmer, November 9, 2010

• Forrester evaluated 15 leading comprehensive integration solution vendors against 137 criteria • Current offering: Architecture, EAI, B2B (EDI, XML), SOA, model driven development, BPM • Strategy: Product strategy, solution cost, strategic alliances, customer reference checks

• Market presence: Installed base, new customers, delivery footprint

• Forrester has also spoken with more than 300 clients • Evaluated products: SAP NetWeaver 7.1: BPM, BRM, CE, PI • SAP has achieved leadership status for the past two years based on overall strength of its integration solution and scored well in all areas of the evaluation • SAP scored top in strategic alliances, new customers, delivery footprint, solution costs

Gartner Research, 16 November 2010, ID G00208554 By Thomas Otter, Massimo Pezzini, Dan Sommer, Derek Prior, Dennis Gaughan

• Did SAP TechEd 2010 Revitalize NetWeaver? • SAP presented a more coherent and focused technology message than it has done for several years. SAP launched NetWeaver 7.3 and also laid out the plans for key developments, such as mobile, in-memory and cloud computing. … SAP's technology is now on the move. © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

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B2B Offering Benefits  Tight Integration with SAP NetWeaver PI  Flexible choice of B2B solution depending on your specific requirements

Functional Insight  Address mainstream EDI capabilities in SAP NetWeaver PI – Add-ons for SFTP, OFTP, X.400, and AS2 – Rapid deployment solutions for building B2B solutions based on SAP NetWeaver PI (mappings between EDI and IDocs) – EDI splitter and B2B mapping functions – PGP encryption and archiving modules – Available via separate download and install from SAP Service Market Place – Available as of SAP NetWeaver PI 7.11 onwards

 Support hybrid deployment options for B2B – On premise via SAP NetWeaver PI – Managed services via SAP Information Interchange (SAP II from Crossgate, now a SAP company)

© 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

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SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration versus SAP Information OnDemand / Solution Comparison SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

SAP Information Interchange OnDemand

Type

Comprehensive Integration Solution

Managed Service Offering

Deployment

On premise, hosted

On demand

Licensing

Perpetual license

Subscription fee

Use cases

EAI, SOA, B2B, BPM, BRM, UI Composition

B2B integration

Partner integration

1:1 relationships

N:M relationships

Partner relationships

direct

indirect

Criteria Solution

B2B

Partner onboarding & Customer, SI maintenance


SAP

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Hybrid approach for B2B integration Which is the right solution per use case?

Allows delegation

Requires control SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration


B2B processes

Complex & tightly integrated

Simple & loosely coupled

Business partners

Strategic

Commodity

Business criticality

High

Low

Confidentiality

To be protected

Can be shared

B2B practice

Active

Passive

*Illustrative examples only. Final decision for selecting one approach over the other for a particular use case might vary depending on a variety of business requirements – such as time, costs. © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

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B2B Offering

 B2B On-Premise  SAP RDS Offering

 B2B Managed Services  B2B Hybrid (OD/OP) solution  SAP RDS Offering


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B2B on Premise SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Monitoring and Alerting Integrated with SAP NetWeaver PI monitoring, CCMS, SAP Solution Manager

Enterprise Services Repository SAP Business Content: XML-EDI XML-IDOC Mappings Integration Processes Pre-defined Message Types Collection of ready-to-use Java functions

Advanced Adapter Engine

Syntax conversion EDI XML-EDI converter

Module Library compress, decompress, split, analyze, Encryption, Archiving

Protocols AS2, SFTP, X.400, OFTP

Integration Directory Collaboration Profiles, Agreements, Configuration of acknowledgements (CONTRL, APERACK), mass data handling, …


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B2B Add-On for SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration Comprehensive solution for EDI based B2B communication

SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration B2B Add-On B2B Infrastructure Services Security EDI Splitting Numbering

AS2

Acknowledgements

X.400

Archiving Mapping functions


B2B Technical Adapters

OFTP(2)

Converter Modules ANSI X.12

Odette

EDIFACT

VDA

TRADACOM

Plain Text

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Connectivity options B2B communication with the B2B Add-On

SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

AS2

OFTP(2)

X.400

Converter Modules

B2B Add-On

HTTP(S) Proxy*

HTTP

OFTP2 Gateway*

TCP

BINTEC Router

ISDN

OFTP2 direct TCP

Socks Proxy*

P7

*optional © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

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B2B document type options B2B communication with the B2B Add-On

SAP App

IDoc

Enterprise Service

SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

XML

Mapping


Technical Adapter

Converter Modules

B2B Add-On

EDI / Plain      

EDIFACT ANSI X.12 Tradacom Odette VDA Plain text

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B2B on Premise – Delivery Plan Adapters

Available for PI release

Additional License Required

Apprx. Availability Timeframe

Availability via

No

Q1,Q2,2012

Service Pack

Yes

Q1,Q2,2012

Separate download and install from SMP

X.400

Yes

Q1,Q2,2012

AS2

Yes

Q1,Q2,2012

SFTP OFTP

PI 7.11, PI 7.30, PI 7.31

Other Components/Features  EDI support for EDIFACT, ANSI X.12, VDA, TRADACOMS and ODETTE.  RDS for mappings (EDI and IDocs)  PGP encryption


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RDS – Rapid Deployment Solution Industry Verticals

Packaged

Retail

Utilities

………

ANSI

Telecom

Order Acknowled gement

Healthcare

Invoice

Aerospace

ASN

Pharma

TRADACOMS ODETTE

EDIFACT

Automotive

Purchase Order

Inventory

Industry Content

 Interfaces  Mappings  Connectivity Templates  Adapters Fast

Deployment

Quick Best

Warehouse

Audit

ROI

Practices


Finance Procurement

Forecast Sales Supply Manufacture 16

Feature Highlights  Tight integration with SAP NetWeaver Process Integration & Orchestration  Same underlying SAP NetWeaver PI technology framework for monitoring, communication channel scheduling, message splitting, configurations, administration etc.  Encryption, signing and compression capabilities  Communication protocols support (SFTP, AS2, OFTP, X400)  Different EDI formats support (EDIFACT, ANSI X.12, VDA, TRADACOMS, ODETTE, custom formats)  Ready to use ES Repository content (XSDs, mapping templates, mapping functions)  Multi message handling support  Modules for special B2B use cases (archiving, automatic counters etc.)  EDI XML converter for maintaining B2B content and extensions  Functional and technical acknowledgements


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Deployment Options

B2B ADDON 1.0

SFTP PGP ADDON 1.0

SP8 onwards

Process Integration 7 .11

SP5 onwards

Process Integration 7 3 Dual Stack/AEX

SP3/4 onwards

Process Integration/ Process Orchestration/ PI 7.31 Dual Stack/AEX


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SFTP Adapter Overview Delivered as part of SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

SFTP Adapter Features  Protocols: SFTP versions 0, 1, 2, 3 by means of SSH2, SCP; SOCKS 4,5 or HTTP proxy (SFTP) proxies  Quality of service: Exactly once, exactly once in order, best effort  Authentication: Fingerprint check, certificate and password authentication  Archiving of original inbound message on the file system  Support of dynamic attributes  Other functionality is almost identical to the one of the standard file/ftp adapter


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PGP Adapter Module Overview Delivered as part of SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

PGP Adapter Module Features  Used for signing and encrypting, decrypting, signature verification of message content  Can be used in conjunction with any technical adapter of SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration.  For inbound and outbound communication  Encryption algorithms (key length): AES (128), AES (192), AES (256), BLOWFISH, CAST5, DES, IDEA, SAFER, 3DES, TWOFISH  Signing algorithms: MD5, DOUBLE SHA, HAVAL 5 (160), MD2, RIPEMD (160), SHA1, SHA (224), SHA (256), SHA (384), SHA (512), TIGER (192)  Compression formats: ZIP, ZLIB, BZIP2, none  Message formats: binary, text (ASCII/none ASCII)


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AS2 Adapter Overview Delivered as part of the B2B Add-On

AS2 Adapter Features         

Protocols: HTTP and HTTPS for transport, support of proxies Quality of service: Exactly once, exactly once in order, best effort Signature: SHA1 Encryption: 3DES, AES/128, AES/192, AES/256, RC2/128, RC2/40,RC2/64, RC5, ARCFOUR Authentication/mapping of partners: Via AS2 sender, AS2 recipient, message subject and message ID Acknowledgements: Message disposition notifications (none, synchronous, asynchronous) Charset re-encoding for messages Archiving of original inbound message on the file system Use of dynamic attributes


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OFTP(2) Adapter Overview Delivered as part of the B2B Add-On

OFTP(2) Adapter Features  Certified by ODETTE  Supported versions: OFTP1.x and OFTP2  Protocols: TCP/IP, ISDN (X.25) for transport via RCAPI & Funkwerk ISDN Routers  Quality of service: Exactly once, exactly once in order, best effort  Authentication: Via cryptographic handshake or against the Odette trusted services list  Encryption: SSL encryption of the transport layer with client authentication. CMS encryption, signing and compression of the messages.  Acknowledgements: End to end responses (optionally signed)  Archiving of messages (original inbound, final outbound) on the file system  Easy EBCDIC & ASCII codepage conversion  Automatic exchange of certificates with partners  Support of dynamic attributes


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X.400 Adapter Overview Delivered as part of the B2B Add-On

X.400 Adapter Features  Protocols: X.400 P7 for communication, TCP/IP for transport, use of socks 5 proxy  Quality of service: Exactly once, exactly once in order, best effort  Encryption: SSL for TCP/IP  Authentication: Content-based sender determination (multiple partner & message types in one mailbox)  Document content: IA5 text, binary and bilaterally defined bodyparts, general text extended body parts  Acknowledgements: Delivery, non delivery report, submission reports  Message split per bodypart  Archiving of original X.400 messages (inbound before decoding, outbound after encoding) on the file system  Configurable poll schedule  Character set re-encoding of messages  Support of dynamic attributes


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EDI Separator Adapter Overview Delivered as part of the B2B Add-On

EDI Separator Adapter Features  Split of inbound EDI messages – EDIFACT – split per service string advice (UNA,) interchange header (UNB), message header (UNH) segment – ANSI X.12 – split per interchange control header (ISA), functioanl group header (GS), transaction set header (ST) segment – VDA – split per start segment  Filter messages by parameters like message type, version, sender, receiver  Generation of 997 responses for ANSI X.12 messages received  Encoding conversion  Indention


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How the EDI Separator Works Splitting of Multi EDI Message into single messages  Single Electronic Data Interchange (EDIFACT, ANSI etc.) message comprising of multiple B2B messages can be received by any technical adapter  Outbound EDI Separator Adapter splits multiple EDI into single B2B messages  (Single) B2B messages are received by inbound EDI Separator Adapter and mapped to corresponding internal message format (IDoc, Enterprise Service, other)  Optionally acknowledgement generated and sent to business partner  IDoc / Enterprise Service / other message is sent to receiving application SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration

Electronic Data Interchange 1. Purchase Order

AS2 Communication Adapter EDI Separator

2. Invoice EDI Separator

EDI Separator

SAP Applications

Communication Adapter

Purchase Order


Invoice Non SAP Systems

EDI Separator

Acknowledgement



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EDI XML Converter

EDI XML CONVERTER

Browser based UI to manage EDI content One screen to manage different EDI formats content (EDIFACT, ANSI X.12, TRADACOMS, VDA, ODETTE and custom formats) XSDs generation of required B2B formats for ES Repository usage EDI modules for format conversion with different technical adapters support Inbound and outbound message support Content creation and modification Maintain runtime table entries Test conversions and logging Comparison of source and re-converted result


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NRO (Number Range Objects) NRO Number Range Objects

NRO (Number Range Objects) module provides the option to insert automatically continuous counters into the outgoing message. These numbers can be created and are oriented towards the defined intervals in the respective objects

Generic Features 

WEB GUI for NRO maintenance



Customized starting numbers



Status and value of current counter



Warnings on customized threshold value



Custom adaption of counter values



Used as an adapter module in communication channel


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Archiving Module Archiving Module

Generic Features

Archiving Module is used to archive messages based on sender and receiver communication channels. Archiving can also be done for the different Mapping steps in Operation Mappings. Messages get stored on the file system.



Can be used with Inbound and Outbound Adapters



Can be used with Operation Mappings



Messages are archived in file system



Archive Directory and Parameters are read from module configuration



Dynamic file name configuration based on parameters (Timestamp, message id, partner name etc.)

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Partner System


Technical Adapter Archive Module

Operation Mapping Archive Mapping

Technical Adapter Archive Module

SAP ERP

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Mapping Templates

EDIFACT

ANSI X.12

TRADACOMS

Purchase Order ORDERS

Purchase Order 850

Order File ORDHDR

Version: 96A Inbound/Outbound

Version: 4010 Inbound/Outbound

Version: T09 Inbound

Invoice INVOIC

Invoice 810

Invoice File INVFIL

Version: 96A

Version: 4010

Inbound/Outbound

Inbound/Outbound

Version: T09 Outbound


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Can be used to quickly set up the scenarios



Delivered as a part of ES Repository content



Use per-defined B2B function



More scenarios / productive mappings via RDS

VDA

ODETTE

Forecast VDA4905

Forecast DELINS

Inbound

Invoice VDA4906 Outbound

Version: 3 Inbound

Invoice INVOIC Version: 3 Outbound

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Documentation Master Guides

Installation Guides

Configuration Guides

Release Notes

SAP Notes

Security Guides

SDN How to Guides and online documentation on help.sap.com (coming soon) © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

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B2B Offering




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Solutions for specific business needs Business challenges  Error prone, time and labor intensive paper based solutions

 High costs and effort to monitor and secure business network messages due to a lack of centralization of connections to multiple business systems.


 In a dynamic environment, there is high cost of on boarding and managing technical connectivity with multiple partners.

 Multiple technologies must be mastered and maintained to provide technical connectivity and data mapping to send electronic documents from customers business systems to various business partners

Confidential

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What Does This Mean for Your Business? Top Executive Issues Operational benefits Collaborate with any partner, anywhere in the world, regardless of data standards Rapid response to market changes and unpredictable situations End-to-end visibility of your business processes with monitoring capabilities

Financial benefits Lightweight solution with multiple deployment options -> lower TCO Predictable costs due to fixed price models

Replace legacy solutions and save money

Technological benefits Connectivity through standard interfaces Highly scalable and flexible solution Easy and fast on-boarding scenarios due to predefined content profiles

No change or transaction fees


External Confidential

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The Content Repository of SAP Information Interchange OnDemand The content repository allows SAP customers to integrate once and re-use standard interfaces across the Business Partner Network. Current Point-to-Point Approach

B2B/EDI Integration 1.0

Central B2B Content Repository – Integrate Once

B2B/EDI Integration 2.0

SAP Information Interchange OnDemand • 3rd party application for EDI • Not scalable • Need for internal resources © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

• Faster Implementation. • Bigger Flexibility. • Lower TCO Confidential

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SAP Information Interchange OnDemand Solution Details

SAP Information Interchange OnDemand Pre-defined content

SAP Solution

Collaborate with any partner, anywhere in the world, regardless of data standards and compliance Easy and fast on-boarding scenarios due to predefined content profiles

Lightweight solution -> lower TCO Out of the box connectivity

SAP Differentiators Integration: Integrates seamless with all SAP systems

Any format or industry standard

End-to-end visibility


Support: Solution is covered with SAP Enterprise Support Customer base: Gain access to more than 40,000 potential trading partners inside SAP’s Business Ready Network


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SAP Information Interchange OnDemand Process overview Automate and standardize your end-to-end B2B communication to improve productivity, reduce error rates and save maintenance costs related to maintaining and updating your interfaces manually Process Steps Initial on-boarding Become a part of SAP’s Business Ready Network by onboarding yourself to SAP Information Interchange.


Partner on-boarding On-boarding of your Business Partners, including profile creation.

Message exchange Sent and receive business messages via the SAP Information Interchange engine.

Extend your Network Search for already connected and potentially new business partners and leverage the network effect.


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Deep B2B Pre-integration within SAP’s Portfolio for Mission Critical Processes SAP and Non-SAP Solutions

SAP and Non-SAP Solutions

End customer

Suppliers


Financial Services, Government

Orders In-/Outbound

SAP Netweaver Process Integration

Orders Ack. In-/Outbound

Warehouse

Delivery JIT In-/Outbound Inventory Report In-/Outbound

SAP ERP Production sites

Invoice In-/Outbound

Logistics Service Providers and Carriers

Self Billing Invoice In-/Outbound

ASN In-/Outbound

SAP SAP BusinessByDesign

Shipment In-/Outbound

Delivery Forecast In-/Outbound

SAP Procurement

Enterprise Service

Remittance Advice In-/Outbound Outsourced Manufacturers

Financial Services, Government

SAP Supply Chain Management

Logistics Service Providers and Carriers

Other Processes, Docs, etc. Retailer

3rd Party Solutions …

…

Leverage Ready-to-run B2B content maintained over lifecycle © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.

Confidential

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B2B Offering




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Rapid Deployment solutions for Hybrid B2B deployments SAP PI Integration for specialized processes

SNC ERP 1

Customers

TM CRM

SAP PI

3PL SRM

Content Engine

BPP

NETWORK HUBS

Item

ERP 2

Party

Location

SAP II

SAP II B2B Content Solution für Standardised Business Partner Integration Supplier

Consolidation of heterogeneous landscapes and systems to SAP standard


Add profile to SAP II, central repository and re-use existing connectivity to trading partners

Partner onboarding and maintenance of interfaces

Heterogeneous connectivity: Map via PI to reference trading partner

Partner onboarding /mapping and testing of interfaces

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B2B Integration with SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration Overview & Outlook SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration Business Process & Rules Automation

UI Composition

A2A Integration

B2B Collaboration

SOA Governance

Integration & Business Network Visbility Ship-to-stock

Make-to-order

Monitoring & Analytics

 Technical and industry specific adapters

 Comprehensive B2B Add-On supporting  Flexibility to move between major B2B/EDI standards on premise and on demand

 Superior trading partner  Rapid Deployment Solution for B2B management integration delivering mapping templates  End-to-end process visibility for  B2B configuration and  SFTP adapter & PGP encryption business users monitoring capabilities as part  Monitor for B2B message tracking of in SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration  SAP Business Packages for selected industry use cases

TODAY


PLANNED INNOVATIONS FUTURE DIRECTION

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B2B Offering

 Trading partner management

 Certificate Management  More integration content for industry specific B2B scenarios  Further SAP RDS (rapid deployment solutions) offerings, including integration with Crossgate

 Monitor for B2B message tracking  End-to-end process visibility for business users  Integration with on-demand applications (SAP and non-SAP) …


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Integration Visibility For IT & Application Support and Business Power Users Planned Innovations: B2B Message Monitor  Central, end-to-end integration visibility into the correct closure of business transactions with your business partners – Monitoring information along the integration layers of the B2B message flow, including processing within SAP NetWeaver Process Integration, Process Orchestration, SAP backend system layers (ABAP Proxy, ALE, tRFC/qRFC, WS) and SAP Integration Interchange – Show relevant payload data in monitoring overview, such as EDI number, order number etc. – Provide a summarized information for most common B2B related issues, such as flows with highest error ratio, most overdue acknowledgements etc.  Capture the business impact and get involved into error resolution (e.g. semantic conflicts) via object- and user specific views  Measure business SLAs, such as E2E processing times, error ratio, volumes etc., especially in scenarios where trust in intercompany communication is vital for business success  Integration with other functionality of SAP such as alerting, incident and notification management


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Planned SAP investments for integration with Cloud based non SAP Applications MuleSoft Cloud Connect for PI provides easy integration with SaaS and cloud based services Runs as a certified PI Adapter, leveraging existing PI tooling and management Built on MuleSoft‘s leading open source technology running in 3,000 customer deployments globally Open and standardized approach to dealing with myriad of SaaS API‘s


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[ Key Learnings  There is a strong customer adoption of SAP NetWeaver PI  SAP NetWeaver PI provides solid key B2B capabilities today  A roadmap for B2B in the context of SAP NetWeaver PI is available


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0813 B2B Roadmap in the Context of SAP PI

0813 B2B Roadmap in the Context of SAP PI

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