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  • 2009 IBM Corporation

    IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition

    Introduction

    IBM WebSphere BPM

    Paul PacholskiWebSphere BPM Technical SalesIBM Canada Laboratory

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    IBM WebSphere BPM

    Agenda

    BPM Introduction

    IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition High Level Overview

    Questions and Answers

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    Business-Driven Processes Problems Addressed by Lombardi Edition

    Human to Human and Human to System Processes Current operational fire One Sigma quality ... a 32% error rate Individual or group heroics make the process work Poorly understood end-to-end metrics within LOB Change 3-8 times per year

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    Processes Problems Solved by Lombardi Edition

    1. Informal Tasks and Communication (ex Paper or email)

    2. Inefficient Working Environment Spans Systems

    3. Inconsistent Prioritization4. Incomplete or Inaccurate

    Data Flow Between Systems

    5. Lack of Control Over System and Business Events (Exceptions)

    6. Poor Visibility Into Process Performance

    Business Pains: Cannot Grow Efficiently Customer Dissatisfaction

    ExecutiveManagement

    CustomerService

    InvoiceReconciliationTeams

    Finance and Ops

    AccountAdministration1

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    3

    4

    5

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    + Reduced Time+ Lower Initial Cost- Standard Feature Set- Reliance on vendor- Response to Change

    Process Improvement Requires A Third Way

    Flexibility

    Cost and Time

    BuildBuild

    BuyBuy

    + Customized+ Unique- High TCO- IT Resources

    Third Way

    Process-improvement requirements are likely to be unique, which favors build rather than buy. And the timeframes and costs of both are often not compatible with process improvement, so a third way is required.

    BPM built for Process

    Improvement

    built for Process

    Improvement

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    BPM Delivers a Layer for Control and Visibility1. Automatically Prioritizes

    and Routes Work2. Guides users through

    decisions3. Standardizes resolution

    across geographies4. Leverages existing

    systems and data5. Reacts to business

    events and initiates action

    6. Real-time visibility and process control

    Benefits: 80% Reduction in

    Manual Interactions Faster Issue Resolution

    ExecutiveManagement

    CustomerService

    InvoiceReconciliationTeams

    Finance& Ops

    AccountAdministration

    BPM

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    IBM WebSphere BPM

    The simplest way to get started with your BPM initiative

    Process Discovery and Documentation Tool

    The quickest way to deliver process applications

    Process Development and Administration Tool

    The Products

    designed from

    grounds-up for BPM

    designed from

    grounds-up for BPM

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    IBM WebSphere BPM

    Agenda

    BPM Introduction

    IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition High Level Overview

    Questions and Answers

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    IBM WebSphere BPM

    Simplicity with SophisticationEngagement with Business and ITRepeatability of BPM Projects

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    IBM WebSphere BPM

    The Essential BPM Capabilities of Lombardi Edition Modeling

    Simulation+Optimization

    Workflow

    Rules

    Business Data Mgmt

    Human Interfaces

    Documents

    Event Monitoring

    System Integration

    Metrics

    Analytics

    ExecutiveManagement

    CustomerService

    InvoiceReconciliationTeams

    PolicyAdministration

    AccountTeams

    designed from

    grounds-up for BPM

    designed from

    grounds-up for BPM

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    Its not what you do that is so different. Its how you do it. That is the big difference.

    Jose Francisco VergaraDirector, Knowledge Management and BPM, Iron Mountain

    Lombardi Edition Key Differentiator

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    BPEL Modeler

    Rules Modeler

    Integration Tools

    Rules Dev Tools

    Service Dev Tools

    Java Developers Technical Experts

    Traditional BPM/Process Application Lifecycle(Ex. Typical stack vendors)

    Business Modeler

    Business Modelers

    . . .Deployed CodeVersion 1

    Deployed CodeVersion N

    Task Portal

    End User Forms

    Reports / Analytics

    Users / Managers

    ?????How do these artifacts relate? Is everything in synch?

    complex development, lack of agility

    complex development, lack of agility

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    Lombardi Edition Shared Model Architecture for BPM Lifecycle

    Worker

    Business Analyst

    Manager

    Administrator

    Business Modeler WLEShared Model

    Process Designer

    Process PortalAdmin Console

    OptimizeDesign

    Execute

    Process Inspector

    Process Designer

    Process Optimizer

    Process Portal

    Scoreboards

    Process Coaches

    Collaborative platform Repeatable & iterative development cycle What you model is what is executed Shortened cycle of development Decrease maintenance workload No code approach

    Developer

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    Simplicity with SophisticationEngagement with Business and ITRepeatability of BPM Projects

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    The Picture is the Process

    simple to use, extremely

    agile

    simple to use, extremely

    agile

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    IBM WebSphere BPMPlayback Week 2

    VP, Pharmacy Operations

    Call Center ManagersProcess Developers

    PROCESS PLAYBACK

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    BPM Analysts (1) Engagement Manager (1) Infrastructure Specialists (1)

    Add BPM Developers (2) Add Technical Architect (1) + Infrastructure Specialists (1)

    Detailed Requirements Test

    Go LiveGo LiveIterative Development with frequent PlaybacksDiscovery

    Week 1Week 1 Weeks 2-3Weeks 2-3 Weeks 4 to 10Weeks 4 to 10 Weeks 11 to 12Weeks 11 to 12

    Week13Week13

    PLAYBACK 3 Refine the Delivery

    Model Corner Cases Expanded Search Capabilities Build Metrics and Performance Reports

    (Tuning and Measurement) Other types of Processing Automation Feedback from Playbacks

    PLAYBACK 2Connect into the

    Infrastructure

    Data Flow Through Other Systems of Record SMTP Data Warehouse LDAP / SSO EAI

    PLAYBACK 1Build the Process

    Author the Business Process

    Define the Roles / Participants

    Define the Variables Configure the Screens Model the Rules across the

    Screens and Model

    PLAYBACK 0Define the Process

    As-Is and To-Be Process Maps

    User Stories Problems and Pain Points KPIs/Metrics/SLAs Opportunities for

    Improvement Process Triage Process Charter and ROI

    BPM Projects from Inception to Production in ~90 DaysWLE is also

    about development methodology

    WLE is also about

    development methodology

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    Simplicity with SophisticationEngagement with Business and ITRepeatability of BPM Projects

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    Lombardi customer references are among the most advanced in BPM maturity. They demonstrate broad adoption of BPM across an organization and

    yielding transformative business results.

    Gartner2009 BPM Suites Magic Quadrant

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    Agility Means Adoption Across Entire Organization

    Standardize the Mall Branch office processes and make

    tasks easier for staff.

    Reduce the time to document and comply with NERC regulations

    Built supplier on-boarding system for 40% less than code based alternative in 66% of the time

    Saves $2M per quarterby resolving Distressed

    Shipment more effectively

    Cut engineering time of designers on car systems

    by 20% in one year.

    Full Audit Trail for Compliance in their grants process 1st major

    pharma to be compliant

    End Cap Product Display Management delays identified

    months in advance

    Efficiency Effectiveness Agility

    Identify Issues in the lending process prior to having

    bottlenecks and identify areas of waste

    Eliminating up to 80% ofthe human touches inInvoice Reconciliation

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    Agenda

    BPM Introduction

    IBM WebSphere Lombardi Edition High Level Overview

    Questions and Answers

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    Questions?