Digital Harbor

1. Digital Harbor August 2005 Enabling Composite Applications Delivering Integration to the Desktop The Industry Leading Platform for Rich Internet Composite Applications

2. Capability Cost Capability Cost Traditional IT DRM-Enabled IT Highlights of My DRM Talk Today: • New Business Drivers • Increase Operational Efficiency while Increasing Customer Value • Beyond Transaction Management to Command & Control • Mission Critical IT Challenge • Reduce Cost, Increase Agility and Enhance Capability • IT Modernization to extend and fuse existing stovepipes • The DRM Need • Knowledge Integration to deliver Systems of Systems within weeks & months • DRM Concept: Innovation & Standardization • The DRM MetaModel • DRM Killer App • Composite Applications

3. Next-Gen Applications New capabilities drive massive process innovation Broad availability of fused processes Early fusion-capable applications Broad availability of ‘pure’ service-oriented application software Composite development approach dominates Service software markets appear Service-oriented application development accelerates Gartner Predicts the future of IT “The Next Massive Wave of Innovation and Demand for IT will Start in 2007” - Gartner, September 2004 Business Agility Composite Applications Applications Maze Gartner, 2004 2003 2005 2007 2009

4. New Business Drivers for Government: Network-Centric Operations based on Real-time Decisions • Immediacy – Deal with the pace of Change • Continuous Planning, distributed execution • Real-time Exception Management & SLA Monitoring • 50% growth in Services with 5% growth in revenue (YTY) • Accuracy – Increase Accountability • Financial Audit and Grant Management • Operational Risk and Fraud Management • Compliance/Information Security/Governance • Intimacy – Ensure a High Quality of Experience (QOE) • Single View of the Citizen (KYC- Customer Fusion) • Integrated Service to the citizen (Service Fusion) • X-Agency Collaboration and process management (G2G fusion)

5. New Mission demands New IT Strategy Beyond Transaction Management to Real-time Command & Control • Focus on “Information” vs. Technical Infrastructure • Document Information Assets using the Enterprise Architecture approach with AS-IS and TO-BE data, process, and policy (rules) models • Identify and Consolidate around Authoritative Data sources • Layer a “Modernization Layer” on top of existing stovepipes to deliver “Systems of Systems” • Deliver New Capabilities to LOB (Convert Information into Knowledge) • 360 degree views at the operational level to enable Relationship Management and Case Management • Connect-the-dots at the tactical level to enable Exception Management and Asset Management • Provide Situational Awareness at the strategic level to drive focus on Risk Management and Performance Management

6. Next-Gen Applications Smart Client (RIA) Portals IT Modernization: Application Evolution Cross-Functional Fusion (Data, Processes) End- User Integration Unified Access Operator (Publish-Subscribe) End User Analytics Knowledge Worker Rich Context, Analytics & Collaboration Transform Operators into Knowledge Workers

7. Dynamic-user controlled Workflow • Knowledge-based context sharing • Full Audit Tracking Collaboration • Train-of-Thought Investigation • Rich Visualization & Context • Live Updates Analysis • All Information Correlated in One Screen • Internal & External Data Sources • Unstructured docs & Legacy Apps Integration • Service Oriented • Iterative • Rapid Time-to-Value Development Top Business Requirements for Modernization Enterprises seek to leverage their existing information assets by connecting them to one another into dynamic network-centric applications. Knowledge Processes require a new Approach, new functionality • Virtual Fusion across databases and apps • Correlation with Unstructured data • Ad-Hoc Analysis • Dynamic Workflow • Rapid Composability What are the barriers to delivery?

8. Business Users Non Actionable Intelligence Action without Intelligence Analytic Stack Applications Stack No analytic context No process context Customer Analytics Risk Analytics New Account App Trade Exception App Static data model Hardwired Read-Only, Batch Trade Clearance Process New Account Process Risk Warehouse CRM Warehouse Communication Billing Transaction Product Claims Account Communication Billing Transaction Product Claims Account Operational Silos Barrier: Business Users are Trapped in An Applications Maze Current approaches lack the flexibility and ‘integrated environment’ that business users need to make effective knowledge based decisions What is needed is to insert Real-time Intelligence in the context of Business Process

9. Present in an Interactive, Composite UI 3 Combine data from any source 1 Applications Services Fuse and Relate Disparate Information 2 Databases Composite Applications: A New Approach Smart Client Integration Fusion

10. Example: Defense Intelligence • For any suspicious event, user needs to know… • what (type of event) • where (map) • which (sources) • when (Ops Plan) • why (target context) • who responds (assets) TARGETS SIGINT IMINT GIS HUMINT Need to relate—not just copy—information from many sources

11. Other Tasks A Composite Application for Defense Intelligence 1. Fuse services from multiple applications 2. Correlate information in context 3. Drill down in Real-Time 4. Ask questions across databases 5. Infer links across systems Map RFI Other Tasks Actor Resources Equipment

12. Business Users Manage Context to enable 360° Interaction Composite Cross-Sell Composite Risk Management Add semantics to transform static schema into a dynamic ontology Link disparate data models and processes into unified view Add information from related systems including apps and unstructured data Straight-Through Processes New Account Process Risk Warehouse CRM Warehouse Communication Billing Transaction Product Claims Account Communication Billing Transaction Product Claims Account Operational Silos Connect-the-Dots: Leverage Existing Systems to Build Systems of Systems Intelligence + Action = Real-time Decision Making

13. Technology: The PiiE™ Platform Composite UI (Smart Client) Present information to users in a real-time, interactive XML interface Composite Schema (Business Ontology) A Business Ontology describes the semantics of data relationships, workflow, and events Customer Xaction AML Email HR Composite Queries (EII) Logically map multiple databases or web services as if they came from a single source

14. Types of Composite Apps : All Knowledge Applications Knowledge Integration is driven by what people do…everyday Reports Case Management Dashboards Event Management Business Activity Monitoring Planning & Forecasting

15. PiiE connects knowledge applications into a lifecycle PiiE transforms enterprises from reactive exception management to real-time sense and response. ENABLING THE LIFECYCLE OF KNOWLEDGE WORK Capture & Correlate Event/Exception Event Resolution • Correlation adds meaning and context to an exception alert • Discover links and relationships across system boundaries • Create Knowledge by composing a picture of the situation • Collaborate and share specific insights and observations • Take action and audit the information process Composite Event Composite Application Monitoring & Investigation Communication & Collaboration Composite Report Composite Dashboard Case Management Composite Workbench

16. Composite Application Architecture: What is Missing “Currently, enterprises have no means of presenting correlated views of their data assets to end-users.” – Burton Group, 2003

17. Business Analysts PiiE fills needs of Users, Analysts, and Developers Functionality for Knowledge Workers • Ask Anywhere across systems • Real-time Alerts, Notifications and Thresholds • Dynamic correlation with unstructured data • Ad-hoc workflow • Contextual Assembly and Collaboration • Auditing, Tracking and Business Activity Monitoring • Best of Breed Components: Maps, 3D, CAD, Graph views.. End Users Power for Business Analysts • Rich UML based Semantics to define Business Model • Point-and-click integration with multiple data sources, including web services • Lexical Map provides optimized access across complex schemas for high performance • Powerful ‘Discover Anywhere’ Ad-hoc capabilities • Build new composite applications by plugging into existing systems and applications Developers Flexibility for Developers Legacy solutions force a compromise along at least one of the three dimensions. The Digital Harbor Piie platform eliminates any need to compromise and delivers best-in-class functionality, power and flexibility • Next-Gen IDE : Visual Basic for Java • Build Standards Based Connectors to Custom Information Stores • Build reusable Custom data transform functions • Leverage and enhance existing security • Deploy in any environment – extranet or intranets

18. Examples: Composite Applications in Defense Analysts Workbench Mission Management Incident Management Intelligence Production Customer Dashboard Composite Applications make information more valuable by helping users to “connect the dots” across systems Manufacturing Dashboard Analytic Simulation Environment Collections Management Logistics Management Inventory Dashboard

19. Capability Cost Capability Cost Traditional Composite Value Proposition • Improve Value of Information to support real-time decision making • Deliver 360° views to stakeholders across the enterprise-right information in the right context. Link information so it is more “useful” and “meaningful” • Unprecedented Collaboration • Efficient and timely collaboration through dynamic workflow enablement • Top-down Rapid Prototyping, Get Business Users/Analysts Involved • Reduce the gap between what users want and what IT can deliver • System of Systems Approach – Model Driven Architecture • Leverage legacy assets by creating new capabilities from a compositing existing ones. • Significant reduction in cost and schedule for creating and existing apps • Reduce cost by 75%; delivery in 90-120 days; enhancements in weeks

20. Business Transformation: Focus IT on Knowledge Workers “The most important contribution management needs to make in the 21st century is to increase the productivity of knowledge work and knowledge workers” – Peter Drucker Next 20 Years… Last 20 Years… One User One User Many Users One Task One Task Range of Tasks Many Systems One System One System • Automate Operational Processes • Faster Transaction Times • Data Integration • FOCUS: Back-end Data integration • IT Approach: EAI, ERP • Automate Decision Making Processes • Real time Visibility into Transactions • Link & Relate Across System Boundaries • FOCUS: End User Knowledge Integration • IT Approach:Ontology, Composite Apps

21. About Digital Harbor Digital Harbor provides a next-generation software platform to link data, processes and functionality from existing systems into user centric composite applications. Composite Applications provide transformational capabilities by empowering knowledge workers with operational and strategic awareness to make real time decisions Technology Company Solution Innovation Company Facts: • Technology Leader:Components, RIA, Ontology, MDA/EDA • Profitable Heritage:Founded in 1997, $50M R&D, Profitable • Customers:DoD, Intelligence, Finance, Energy, Telco, Health Care • Partners:Intel, IBM, Boeing, Booz-Allen, Northrop Grumman, SAIC

22. More Information • www.harbor.com • Tom Callahan Tcallahan@dharbor.com ; 703-476-7339 X371 • Eric Johnson, ejohnson@dharbor.com; 703 476-7339 X358 Questions The Composite Applications Company™