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AIAG, CIDX, RosettaNet, OASIS, SAP

AIAG, CIDX, RosettaNet, OASIS, SAP. Implementing Standards to Achieve Reliable Transacting. THE STUMBLING BLOCKS THAT PREVENT RELIABLE SYSTEMS. Transport Layer capabilities Technology choices Lack of RM features Security Application Layer Incompatibilities No common XML vocabularies

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AIAG, CIDX, RosettaNet, OASIS, SAP

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  1. AIAG, CIDX, RosettaNet, OASIS, SAP Implementing Standards to Achieve Reliable Transacting

  2. THE STUMBLING BLOCKSTHAT PREVENT RELIABLE SYSTEMS • Transport Layer capabilities • Technology choices • Lack of RM features • Security • Application Layer Incompatibilities • No common XML vocabularies • Description of business semantics • Business Process Layer • New technologies • Role of modeling approaches

  3. SUMMARY • Many factors limit reliability across the communications stack • Transport layer reliability is only one part of the problem • Discuss reliability issues BEYOND the pure technology limitations • Goal: Understand what major factors influence the overall quality of a complex B2B communications system

  4. REAL EXPERIENCE • Fred Falten, Director of Application Architecture and Integration at GM, representing AIAG • Patrick Gannon, President and CEO of OASIS • Ken Hutcheson, CIDX Chem eStandards Director • Paul Tearnen, VP Standards Management, RosettaNet

  5. TRANSPORT LAYER • Transport layer– what is the state of affairs ? • Need for convergence ? • What are the options ? • Roadmap/process to find a common solution • Are Web Services ready ? • Multiple RM specifications • Composability ? • Missing functional areas (Security, …) • Manageability knowledge transactional

  6. APPLICATION LAYER • How to convey business semantics • A common XML vocabulary – Science Fiction ? • Importance of cross-industry XML building blocks • What organization drives “Core Components” ? • Message construction rules knowledge transactional

  7. BUSINESS PROCESS LAYER • Why a business layer ? • Discuss BPM technologies such as BPEL • Importance of modeling approaches knowledge transactional

  8. THE ROLE OF OASIS • Industry verticals • Industry consortia • Consensus builders • De jure standards organizations knowledge transactional

  9. Q & A knowledge transactional

  10. THANK YOU ! knowledge transactional

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