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© 2007 IBM Corporation
© 2008 IBM Corporation
© 2009 IBM Corporation
SOA & Information Agenda: for Government 2009
Sondhaya Sudhamasapa
Software IT Architect
IBM Software Group
IBM Thailland
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Defining the capabilities for your SOA environment SOA Reference Architecture (Middleware View)
Business ServicesSupports enterprise business process and goals
through businesses functional service
Enterprise Service Bus
Interaction ServicesEnables collaboration
between people, processes & information
Process ServicesOrchestrate and automate
business processes
Information ServicesManages diverse data and
content in a unified mannerDevelopment
ServicesIntegrated
environment for design and creation of
solution assets Partner Services
Connect with trading partners
Business App ServicesBuild on a robust, scaleable,
and secure services environment
Access ServicesFacilitate interactions with existing information and
application assets
Management Services
Manage and secure
services, applications &
resources
Infrastructure ServicesOptimizes throughput, availability and utilization
App
s &
In
fo A
sset
s
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Defining the capabilities for your SOA environment SOA Reference Architecture (Solution View)
Composite Service
Atomic Service
Registry
Data A
rchitecture and Business Intelligence
QoS
, Security, M
anagement, and
Monitoring Infrastructure
Service
Integration (Enterprise S
ervice Bus A
pproach)
consumers
business processesprocess choreography
servicesatomic and composite
service components
operational systems
Service C
onsumer
Service Provider
JService Portlet WSRP B2B Other
OOApplication
CustomApplication
PackagedApplication
Governance
Service M
odeling
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SOA Service Model Big Picture Business Services Are Mapped to IT Services
ServicesAtomic and composite
Operational Systems(Applications & Data)
Service Components
Consumers
Business ProcessComposition; choreography; business state machines
Customer(Mainframe)
Billing(Unix)
GL(SAP)
Account Activation
Open Account
Address Verification
Determine Applicant Eligibility
Indirect exposure Indirect exposure Direct exposure Create from scratch Third-party reuse
Address Verification
J2C Message Flow SCA EJB
Sales Application Central Office
Sales Application Regional Office
Account Verification
Determine Eligibility
Create Account
Account Setup
AR Setup
AccountInquiry
AccountActivation
Indirect exposure
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The SOA Reference Architecture in Action
App
s &
In
fo A
sset
s
Business Innovation & Optimization Services
Dev
elop
men
tSe
rvic
es
Interaction Services Process Services Information Services
Partner Services Business App Services Access Services
Integrated environment for design
and creation of solution
assets
Manage and secure services,
applications &
resources
Facilitates better decision-making with real-time business information
Enables collaboration between people,
processes & information
Orchestrate and automate business
processes
Manages diverse data in a unified
manner
Connect with trading partners
Build on a robust, scaleable, and secure services environment
Facilitates interactions with existing information and application assets
ESBFacilitates communication between services
IT S
ervi
ceM
anag
emen
t
Infrastructure ServicesOptimizes throughput,
availability and performance
EJBs
FederatedQuery
DBAccess
DBAccessSiebel
Adapter
CICSAccess
Business Dashboard
Open Account
Portal
Approved
Community Manager
IT Management Console
Model, Assemble Deploy Manage
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SOA Infrastructure
Processes Services
Applications
SOA and Layers of Abstraction
Physical Infrastructure
Virtualized Infrastructure
Middleware
Information is the life blood of the SOA
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Government IT landscape hinders the effective use of information
Agencies
Secured Core
Systems
Channels
Field Case Worker, Investigator, Operations Specialist
Kiosks
Govt Call Centers
Web
Govt Offices
DB App
DB
App
Core Systems
DW
DBCRM
App
Social Services
Judicial, Law Enforcement
DB
CRM
App
AppDB
DW
Core SystemsCRM ERP App
Military
Public Safety
CIF
Out Sourcing Partners
DB
CRM AppDB
App DW
DBCore
Systems
Data Systems
Core Systems
ERP
Constituent
Inconsistent View of ConstituentsUn-reconciled information
Information Locked in RepositoriesSiloed and Fragmented DataPaper intensive processes
No Consistent Insight into Performance
Infrastructure Constraints
DB App
DB
DB
AppCRM
ODS
Tax, Finance, Permitting
Business
Military personnel
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Effective use of information is key to supporting Government trends
Government Imperatives
Offer innovative and informative citizen services
Increase the depth and scope of collaboration (e.g. with citizens & constituents; between business & IT).
Improve sense and response to economic, social,
technological changes or crisisRecognize and mitigate risks
Improve operational efficiency
Transform citizen services
Government Trends
Increase the use of performance
management and analytical technologies
Establish a foundation of trusted information across agencies
Gain insight and actionable intelligence
from trusted information
Information Implication
Information that achieves transparency and therefore more accountability leads to better Government.
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Accelerate to the Next Level
Application Agenda
CustomerCustomerProfitabilityProfitability
FinancialFinancialRisk InsightRisk Insight
WorkforceWorkforceProductivityProductivity
Call CenterOperationsERP &
FinancialsHuman
Resource Management
The Information Agenda enables organizations to deliver trusted information to optimize business performance.
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Desired StateFlexibility & SpeedDesired State
Flexibility & Speed
Current StateInformation Intensive
Projects
Current StateInformation Intensive
Projects
Information Based Enterprise
Information Based Enterprise
Transform information into a trusted asset … Transform information into a trusted asset …
Bridging the Gap Becoming an Information-Based Enterprise
Unlocking Business Value
Unlocking Business Value
RiskInsightRisk
Insight
PerfectInvoicingPerfect
Invoicing CitizenCentricity
CitizenCentricity
AgileGovernment
AgileGovernment
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Information as a Strategic Asset
Maturity ofInformation Use
Information to Manage the
Business
Basic Information Interaction
BusinessValue
Data to Run the Business
Focus on DataAnd Reporting
Adaptive BusinessPerformance
Information as a Competitive DifferentiatorReal-time Single
View of the TruthInformation to
Enable InnovationInformation
in ContextFlexible
Information Architecture
Bridging the Gap Becoming an information based enterprise
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The goal is to transform the organization and unlock the business value of information across data and content silos
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Government Need an Information Agenda An approach for unlocking the value of information
StrategyCreating a vision to guide
decisions and address business objectives
Information Infrastructure
Identifying technology components and
capabilities to support enterprise requirements
Establishing a plan that delivers both short and
long-term returns on investment
Roadmap
Implementing policies to manage and control
definitions and use of information
Information Governance
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Customer & ProductProfitability
Multi-channelMarketing
Workforce Optimization
Dynamic Supply Chain
Financial Risk Insight
Flexible Architecture
Business Optimization
IBM Information On Demand is a comprehensive set of Technologies to build an effective Information Infrastructure to unlock the value of information
BusinessValue
Better BusinessOutcomes
End-to-endCapabilities
Unlock
InformationAssets
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The success of many Government initiatives depends on the timely access and leverage of trusted information
Develop and Deploy New Business Models– eGovernment initiatives – Shared Government services– Self-service (24X7) Government; Freedom of Information Act– eFiling, eCredentials, ePermits
Safety, Security and Defense– Emergency Response – Customs, Ports, Border and Immigration Management– Biometrics for Identity – Network Centric Operations Warfare
IT Infrastructure– Optimization/Modernization, Mobile Operations Capability– eForms, Records Management– Collaboration, Outsourcing– Human Accessibility & Capability
(e.g.,US Section 508 of Rehabilitation Act)Social Services Program Reformation
– Integrated Case Management– Workforce Readiness & Retention– Department of Justice, Law Enforcement, Litigation Support
Fraud Discovery, Risk Management– Privacy– Identity – Compliance, Auditing
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Strategic CapabilitiesStrategic Capabilities
Web Site Contact Center Field OfficesWeb Site Contact Center Field OfficesWeb Site Contact Center Field Offices
Internal, External InformationInternal, External InformationInternal, External Information
Know citizenbetter, take ambiguity out
of picture, comprehensive view
Know citizenbetter, take ambiguity out
of picture, comprehensive view
Increase time with recipient,identify and address gaps,relationship development
Increase time with recipient,identify and address gaps,relationship development
Make it easy to keep government informed and updated
Make it easy to keep government informed and updated
Information Platform Solutions
Case Management Risk ManagementCase Management Risk ManagementCase Management Risk Management
Focus on Citizen
Focus on Citizen
One Stop Government
Services
One Stop Government
Services
IntegrateCitizen
Information
IntegrateCitizen
Information
Collaborateand
Partner
Collaborateand
PartnerIncreaseEfficiency
IncreaseEfficiencyFocus on
Citizen
Focus on Citizen
One Stop Government
Services
One Stop Government
Services
IntegrateCitizen
Information
IntegrateCitizen
InformationFocus on Citizen
Focus on Citizen
One Stop Government
Services
One Stop Government
Services
IntegrateCitizen
Information
IntegrateCitizen
Information
Collaborateand
Partner
Collaborateand
PartnerIncreaseEfficiency
IncreaseEfficiency
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Lower unit cost of program,Service delivery
Lower unit cost of program,Service delivery
Leverage the collaborativepotential across government
and service providers
Leverage the collaborativepotential across government
and service providers
Single View of the Citizen
Business Challenges:• Reduce infrastructure inefficiencies
• Integration of citizen data sources
• Siloed, fragmented constituent data
• Need to respond to inquiries, requests for services in a timely manner and increase the citizen satisfaction.
• Provide a portal for citizens to access their own records
IOD Value Proposition for Single View of Citizen:
• Delivers complete accurate and trusted view of citizens across agencies regardless of channels creating organization efficiencies and meeting the needs of the citizen beneficiary, courts and justice outcomes, case mgrs through fast reliable services.
Proof Points:• Ministry of Education – Singapore
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Transactional and Content Process Management
Information Integration, Warehousing and MDM
Business Intelligence and Performance Management
Info
rmat
ion
Ser
vice
s
Enterprise Data and Content Management
Establish and maintain an accurate, trusted view of information
Information On Demand Deploying Enterprise Functionality
People, Processes & Applications
Manage data and content over its lifetime
Use data and content as part of business processes
Plan, understand and optimize business
performance
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Manages master information across individual applications
Becomes a central, application independentresourceSimplifies ongoing integrationtasks and new application developmentEnsure consistent master information across transactional and analyticalsystemsAddresses key issues such as data quality and consistency proactively rather than “after the fact” in the data warehouse
Historical / Analytical Systems
Existing Applications
Master Data
Master Data
Existing Applications
Master Data
Master Data
Existing Applications
Master Data
Master Data
Master DataManagement
System
NewApplications
Master Data Management
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and more…
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ContentManager Oraclexyz…
Heterogeneous Applications & Information
Insight
Information as a ServiceOptimize, Virtualize, Integrate, Accelerate
Data & Content
Business Context
InsightfulRelationships
Master Data, Entity Analytics, Decision Portals, Executive Dashboards,Industry Data Models
Extracted or Real-time
Standards-based
e.g., XQuery, JSR170, JDBC, Web Services...
Information as a Service Moving From a Project-Based to a Flexible Architecture (SOA)
Processes PeopleTools & Applications
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IBM InfoSphere Information Server Information Infrastructure for Information as a Services
Business GlossaryDataStage
Parallel Processing
Rich Connectivity to Applications, Data, and Content
Enterprise Data Dictionary
Extract, Transform, and Load in Batch or Real-time
Information Services Director
Metadata Server / Metadata Workbench / FastTrack
Publish SOA services for informationintegration and access
Information AnalyzerData Source Profiling &
Problem Diagnosis
Manage and track consistent metadata across information integration tasks and automate generation of data flow logic
Federation ServerVirtualize access to
disparate information
CDC & ReplicationDeliver and replicate
changed data
QualityStage
Global Name RecognitionRecognize & ClassifyMulti-cultural names
Data Quality: Standardize,Correct & Match Data
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IBM Information Server Architecture
AnalysisInterface
Web AdminInterface
DevelopmentInterface
UNIFIED USER INTERFACE
COMMON SERVICES
MetadataServices
SecurityServices
Logging &ReportingServices
UNIFIED METADATA
Design Operational
UNIFIED PARALLEL PROCESSING
Understand Cleanse Transform
COMMON CONNECTIVITY
UnifiedService
Deployment
Structured, Unstructured, Applications, Mainframe
Deliver
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SOA provides business flexibility
IOD provides the information architecture for a SOA approach
Information On Demand and SOA Two sides of the same coin…
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Government Need an Information Agenda An approach for unlocking the value of information