Linking SOA with SCOR using BPM tool

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Linking SOA with SCOR using BPM tool

• By
• Debol Gupta

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Topics

• Why company use SCOR model?
• What are the advantages of BPM?
• What is SOA and it is business benefits?
• How SOA and BPM can be embedded in SCOR model?
• What are the tools to helps the synergy?
• Future opportunity

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Present state
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A Complex Supply Chain Network
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Why to use SCOR model ?

• To simply and systematical approach of complex
  Supply chain model
• SCOR is a reference model, which provides a head
  start to model your supply chain network
• SCOR model consists of
• Major Processes ( PLAN, SOURCE, MAKE, DELIVER,
  RETURN)
• Metrics ( KPIs and PPIs) to measure the processes
• Best Practices One company has achieved a good
  process using SCOR, then another company can
  adopt it with minor change( NO RE-INVENTING THE
  WHEELS) lt SAVING IN and TIMEgt

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SCC Supply-Chain Operations Reference-model
(SCOR) 7.0 - Level 2 Processes
P1 Plan Supply Chain
P4 Plan Deliver
P5 Plan Returns
P2 Plan Source
P3 Plan Make
M1 Make-to-Stock
S1 Source Stocked Products
D1 Deliver Stocked Products
Suppliers
M2 Make-to-Order
S2 Source MTO Products
D2 Deliver MTO Products
Customers
M3 Engineer-to-Order
S3 Source ETO Products
D3 Deliver ETO Products
D4 Deliver Retail Products
Return Deliver
Return Source
Enable
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Complex Supply Chain but simple to manage
Suppliers
WholesaleDistributors
Retailers
Manufacturers
SupplierExchanges
Customers
LogisticsExchanges
CustomerExchanges
VirtualManufacturers
ContractManufacturers
LogisticsProviders
Information Flows Goods Flow
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What is Business Process Management (BPM) tool?
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Present Challenges

• No process centric automatic tool in the market
• Market opportunity is agile processes and process
  automation
• End-to-end process automation
• Good planning, indexing, engaging testing, and
  documentation before applying to production( real
  life situation)

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What is Business Process Management?

• A technical breakthrough
• Takes advantage of recent componentization
• It makes possible visibility and control
• Across people, systems, and organizations
• Closing the gap between management intent and
  execution
• By means of directly executable business process
  models
• While leveraging your existing IT infrastructure

Maximize IT Efficiency Effectiveness, Business
Alignment, Drive Change
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Why Business Process Management Systems?

• Business Process Management Systems administer a
  business process across systems, people and
  organizations
• Advancing performance accountability across the
  organization is one of the most pressing
  strategic imperatives and topics of concern in
  executive office suites, boardrooms, regulatory
  groups and Financial institutions
• A process may be managed by a single BPMS or by a
  series of peer BPMSs, acting in concert.

BPMS orchestrate the Process, IT system, People
and Organizations
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How to implement BPM tool?

• Step1 Implement the ASIS plus obvious process
  improvement
• Step2 Simulate TOBE (no IT vs process trade
  off required)
• Step3 Implement the most appropriate prioritized
  process
• Step4 Review and iterate ( Review real-time.
  Optimized by process tool application)

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What are the Advantages of Business Process
Management (BPM) tool?

• BPM is a software to help and improve the
  efficiency of business operations, processes and
  procedures
• BPM has standard or customizable forms and
  templates to simplify new or current business
  processes
• BPM help to Integration and collaboration
  between other business and IT systems or
  applications

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What are the advantages of Business Process
Management (BPM) tool?

• BPM tool can be use in Six Sigma Projects and has
  interface with Minitab software
• BPM has ability to use workflow to help automate
  processes.
• BPM has Real-time and graphical monitoring and
  Reporting depending on the vendor.
• BPM is integration of web enable services
• BPM has Organization modeling and
  standardization between business processes.

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Some BPM/BPA vendors
BPA
BPM
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What is Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)?
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SOA Resonates with CIO

• Challenges Facing the CIO
• Leverage existing and future investment in IT
• Decrease time-to-deployment of new application
  and technologies
• Lower ROI and TCO
• Limit project and technology risk
• Improve agility
• Do More with Less

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What is Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)?

• SOA is a design pattern for application
• SOA is loosely-coupled
• SOA application can be bound at runtime
• SOA is platform neutral
• SOA is distributed
• SOA is point-to-point

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Why Do I need SOA?

• To answer the fundamental question for your
  CUSTOMERS, you will need to be able to help them
  THINK in terms of services
• This means YOU will have to able to THINK in
  terms of SERVICES.

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What is a Service?

• Webster
• The occupation or function of serving
• This creates the concept of Service-Chain
• Think of a general contractor
• A service can be satisfied by a human or a machine

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How the Service executed?
Registry
contract
Register
Find
Service Consumer
Service Provider
Bind and Invoke
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What are the benefits of SOA?

• Greater re-use of IT assets
• Lower Development cost
• Reduce development project time
• Reduce development risk
• Faster time-to-deployment
• Leverage existing investment in technology
• Reduce vendor lock-in

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What are the benefits of SOA?

• Reduce business/IT divide
• Increase organizational agility
• Improves competitive advantage
• Improves value chain collaboration
• Enables rapid introduction of new business models

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Application of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

• Technical view
• Role based, Intuitive
• Web based, consistent look feel
• Multiple devices
• Enterprise Wide, Real-time
• Simplified application portfolio
• Rationalized infrastructure
• Agile architecture
• EAI/B2BI
• Robust search retrieval
• Self-service/Collaboration

• Process view
• Increase Organizational Agility
• Improve Competitive advantage
• Improve Value Chain Collaboration
• Enables rapid introduction of New Business models

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Example of SOA application
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Synergy between SOA, BPM and SCOR
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Synergy between IT, Process and Business
Opportunity
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Examples of couple of BPA tools using SOA concepts
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Process Modeling using Holocentric BPA tool
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Features of iGrafx BPA modeling tool
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Power of Simulation using SIMPROCESS BPA tool
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