SAP Innovation Summer Camp Come with a Curiosity – Leave with

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SAP Innovation Summer Camp
Come with a Curiosity – Leave with a Plan
July 12 - 13, 2012 | SAP Americas HQ
www.sap.com/sapsummercamp
Development Track
Agenda Overview
Innovation Summit
Breakout Tracks - Target Groups
PEOPLE
User Productivity and Collaboration
The development
organization of the
customer is typically
responsible for the
development of new
technical or functional
capabilities. They
work closely with
PMO during the
project phases, and
may also be
responsible to
implement changes
to the code lines
while the solution is
in a continuous
improvement phase.
BUSINESS
Business Process
Champion
Program
Management
Office
TQM
TQM
MISSION CONTROL Center
End–to–end Supportability
EA
Operations
Development
TQM
TQM
Infrastructure
TQM
IT
© 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved.
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Innovation Summit - Agenda Overview
July 12th, 2012
Time
Session
Speaker
9:00 – 9:15
Welcome
Geraldine McBride
9:15 – 10:15
Keynote
Uwe Hommel
10:15 – 10:30
Break: Move to Track (Multiple rooms)
10:30 – 11:00
Introduction, Workshop Outline
Helmut Fieres, Markus Lauff
11:00 – 12:30
User Experience ( incl. discussion )
Jörg Beringer
12:30 – 1:30
Lunch
1:30 – 3:00
Mobile Platform ( incl. discussion )
Markus Lauff, Manfred Neskudla
3:00 – 3:30
Application Instrumentation
Andy Wei
3:30 – 3:45
Networking Break
3:45 – 4:45
Agile Development
Jürgen Heymann
4:45 – 5:15
Change Management
John Krakowski
5:15 – 5:45
Wrap up Day 1, Open Discussion
All
6:00
Evening Event: BBQ
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Innovation Summit - Agenda Overview
July 13th, 2012
Time
Session
Speaker
8:00 – 8:30
Helmut Fieres / Markus Lauff
8:30 – 9:45
Track Content Continues:
Recap Day1, Outline Day 2
In-Memory
9:45 – 10:15
Best-built Application Guidelines
Tbd (Jörg Nalik)
10:15 – 10:30
Networking Break
10:30 – 11:30
Putting it all together
11:30 – 12:30
Lunch
12:30 – 1:30
Wrap up – Open ends, Discussion
All
1:30 – 2:30
Final Thoughts & Panel discussion (Auditorium)
Paul or Colleen & Track Owners
2:30
Event Concludes
Tobias Niekamp
All
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Best-Built Applications
Motivation
A people’s perspective
Sounds familiar ?
“The users of XYZ company complained to their LOB head, who
in turn complained to the IT and Development department, on
the difficulties and inflexibility of the current solution. Logging on
to the system is often followed with a lengthy process to find out
what the relevant data and work items that they need to work on.
Even simple business tasks are spread across several
applications, none of which manages to hand over elementary
context data, such as a material number, from one to the other.
Paper based “cut and paste” are the daily routine. Exceptions
and errors are rather difficult to understand and no guidance is
given to resolve them. The learning curve for these applications
is consequently high. The solution is only accessible on one
device; multi-channel access, mobility, and integration into office
and social media frameworks are a foreign concept.”
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Motivation
Toward a Best-Built Application
“Coming to work this morning, User XYY already knew from his
mobile phone checked right after breakfast what todays top
priority items were. Login into the system all relevant work items
nicely stacked up in the work center, complemented with the
latest industry news. One work item started in the general
procurement screen but required a further analysis to prepare that
decision. Switching to another application for brief analysis of
several years of customer data works seamlessly because of
passing context transparently. As a rather seldom task to do, User
XYZ was not completely sure how to do this. A guided procedure
helped to conduct the analysis in a breeze. Management approval
was triggered and given shortly after, as all managers are
reachable through a mobile approval application.”
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Motivation
Besides the business and the
IT Perspective, people
productivity has become the
key challenge and opportunity.
•
Relevance of Function
•
Desired User Value
•
Instant Usability
•
Form Factors
•
Mobility
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What makes a Best-Built Application ?
User Experience – a systematic approach to Usability
•
Functionality
•
Virtual Design
•
Interface Design
•
Navigation
•
Information Model
•
Interaction Design
•
Requirements
•
Needs
•
Goals
Context of Life
Context of Use
UI
Meaning
Form
Function
Product
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A guiding picture …
End User Experiences
Web
Mobile
Enterprise Software
Social
Consumption
Cloud Enablement
Consumption
Layer
Service Enablement
( Gateway )
Working list
Real time Analytics
Workspace
Business Suite
Service
Provision
Relational
DB
(ORCL, IBM, MSFT, SAP
ASE)
Guided Procedure
Real-time
Push
Business
Warehouse
HANA
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Consumption Layer
Open
Any Environment, Any Platform, Any
Experience
People
Optimized for user interaction scenarios
Timeless
Non-disruptive, any SAP Business
Suite version
Developers
Simple APIs, no SAP knowledge
required
Standards
Based on REST and OData / ATOM
Web
Enterprise Software
Social
Cloud Enablement
Service Enablement
( Gateway )
A nice
Working list
Guided Procedure
picture
Workspace
???
Business Suite
Relational
DB
(ORCL, IBM, MSFT, SAP ASE)
Mobile
Real-time
Push
Real time Analytics
Business
Warehouse
HANA
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Context and Work Center
Work Center
•
Available on any device
•
Easy and intuitive layout ( e.g. head,
navigation, canvas layout )
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Authenticated access
Context
Individual work list
Guiding attributes for all parts of the
Workcenter
Applications in a work center share
that context
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Guided Procedures
Key ingredients of a guided procure
Roadmap
Guided Procedure with all steps
Help Section
Provides detailed information to each step
Activities
List of all single activities (Automatic, Manual or
Custom) linked to IMG documentation
Log
Shows detailed logs per activity
Authoring environment
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Mobility – Key Dimensions to consider
•
Application Types
•
Communication Paradigms
App
•
Client Technology
•
Form Factors
Mobile Device
Open Data Protocol
MBO
Reverse Proxy
•
•
•
System Infrastructure
Application Management
Open Data Protocol
Sybase Unwired Platform (SUP)
MBO
Content
Open Data Protocol
RFC
Device Management
Gateway
•
Software Lifecycle Management
•
Software Deployment
Adapter
Suite Application
API
Enterprise Information System
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In-memory – Key Dimensions to consider
•
•
•
•
Analyze information in real-time at
unprecedented speeds on large
volumes of non-aggregated data
Create flexible analytic models
based on real-time and historic
business data
Foundation for new category of
applications (e.g., planning,
simulation) to significantly
outperform current applications in
category
SAP BusinessObjects
tools
SQL
BICS
SQL
MDX
SAP HANA
SAP In-Memory Computing Studio
SAP In-Memory Database
Calculation and
Planning Engine
Row & Column
Storage
Real-Time Data
Replication
SAP Business
Objects Data
Services
Minimize data duplication
SAP Business
Suite
Other query tools /
apps
SAP NetWeaver
Business
Warehouse
Other data
sources
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Instrumentation – become part of a managed environment
Landscape Management
Landscape management
database(LMDB)
Root Cause Analysis
End-To-End Workload Analysis
End-To-End Change Analysis
End-To-End Exception Analysis
End-To-End Trace Analysis
System, Host & Database Analysis
Monitoring and Alerting
Unified Alert Inbox
System Monitoring
End User Experience Monitoring
Process Integration Monitoring
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Change Control Management
one integrated process to manage software solution deployments
•
Transport management with SAP
Solution Manager
Change
Request
Management
•
Integrated ITSM and Change
Control processes
•
Establish a single quality process
•
Manage transports with one tool
•
Analyze change and transport
execution
Retrofit
Quality Gate
Management
Change
Transport
Control
Management
ManagementTransport
Analytics /
Change and Transport
system (SAP / Non SAP)
Configuration
Validation
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Development Methods
Agile Development Techniques
You don't want just 'it kind of works' but
also internal code quality, maintainability,
sustained development speed?
Agile Software Engineering Techniques
Advanced technical practices and
programming techniques
Gain speed and quality at the same
time
Train developers to write better code
Applicable to all customers / partners
who do custom code development in
ABAP
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Development
Best Practices
Best-Built Applications Guidelines
are:
•
Descriptions of what to do rather than
how to do it
•
Based on standards, best practices,
and guidelines used by SAP
developers
•
Iterative and incremental
Benefits to Customers and Partners:
•
Better alignment with SAP’s
technology direction
•
Less re-work, reducing lifetime cost of
development
•
Reduced operational and training
costs
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Summary
What are Best-Built Applications?
Flexible Architecture – delightful experience
Best practices
Integrated Development
Web
Mobile
Enterprise Software
Social
Cloud Enablement
Service Enablement
( Gateway )
Working list
Guided Procedure
Real time Analytics
Workspace
Business Suite
Business Warehouse
Relational DB
(ORCL, IBM, MSFT, SAP ASE)
Real-time
Push
HANA
Integrated Application Lifecycle
Management
“A Delightful User Experience”
Reliable Operations - Procedures
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