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SharePoint Integration1C05
IT-Symposium 2007
April 17th, 2007CongressCenterNürnberg, Germany
SharePoint Integration
Jan-Jürgen EdenSolution Architect 16th April 2007
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Agenda
Introduction
Internal HP Systems
Solutions for the People Ready Business
Manufacturing
Financial Services
Questions & Answers
Introduction
HP Largest implementation of SPS 2003 outside of Microsoft
Member of MOSS 2007 TAP programme
Heterogeneous Environment
Heterogeneous Customers
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How we use SPS 2003
Secure Extranet partner collaboration
Intranet Presence
Professions (Business departments)
Team sites (internal collaboration)
Internal collaboration
Team site on demand to all employees
IT Control
260,000 users
80,000 concurrent
1200 web sites created a month
900 deleted/removed a month
80 TB of data
Strategic replacement for other solutions
Challenges and Benefits
Benefits
Reduced e-mail
Reduced time for projects
Faster response
Knowledge Management
On-demand
Challenges
Deleted data?
Site design
English only (except Japan – Japanese only)
IT Control
Which Farm?
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HP Team spaces roadmap
SharePoint V2
FY05 FY06 FY07
SharePoint 2001
LiveLink
eRoom
Groove (limited)Groove
SharePoint 2007
SharePoint (non-KIM)
eRoom (external)
Domino
SharePoint Current deployments
NA2 (Houston, USA)• Largest deployment• Company wide portals
• Local workspaces
NA (Houston, USA)• part of NA2 • Local workspaces
JPN (Tokyo)•Deployed in Japanese•Localized Workspaces
•Bus. Specific Portals(in progress)
SNO (Australia)•Local Workspaces•Bus. Specific Portals (in progress)
EMEA 1 UK•Local Workspaces•Bus. Specific Portals
Owned by HP
In partnership
2 Custom solutionsBangalore, STSD India, GDIC IndiaEMEA2 France
Custom solutions (worldwide IPG, migration ongoing)
- Singapore,- Israel- Barcelona, SP- Vancouver, CAN
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SharePoint Future deployments
NA2 (Houston, USA, KIM)• Largest deployment (6 TB)• Local workspaces
• Global enterprise wide portals• Local bus. specific Portal
SGP (Singapore, KIM)
Localized Workspaces
Bus. Specif ic Portals
• local Workspaces• Bus. Specific Portals• with WSS Japanese language pack
EMEA (Swindon, UK, KIM)•Local Workspaces•Bus. Specific Portals
Owned by HP
Migration target for• Houston NA farm• eroom
• LiveLink (KMS)• IPG farm in Canada• etc
Migration target for• LiveLink (KMS)• IPG farm in Israel and Barcelona
• etc
Migration target for• KIM Japan• KIM Sydney
• LiveLink (KMS)• LiveLink (Konnect)• Eroom• IPG farm in Singapore
• etc
DC Austin DC Austin
Lotus Notes, Domino, Public Folder)
Details:
Austin f arm (lef t):
• local Workspaces• Bus. Specific Portals• HA and BC• 4 front ends
• multiple search and index• dedicated crawl box• 16TB initial storage
Details:
Austin f arm (right):
• internal mission critical Workspaces and Portals• External Customer and partner Workspaces
• HA, BC and DRP• 2 front end each• 2x8 TB initial storage
Upgrade to new SharePoint version
Move from legacy to central data centers
Improve the service
Improve manage-ability by segmenting the service
Improve reliability by reducing customizations
Eliminate junk sites
Re-factor some portals and large sites
Migration Objectives
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Move to SharePoint 2007 (MOSS 2007)
The product team has four main goalsUpgrade over time – not forced to do an all-at-once
Don’t require the complete shutdown of SharePoint
Ability to write-your-own upgrade code
Consistent set of experiences
There are three main upgrade approachesin-place (Small farms)
gradual (Medium Large)
content DB (To build a new farm)
Upgrade approaches
In-place upgrade Updates existing databases and servers
Easiest approach, environment offline while it runs
Gradual upgrade – upgrade site collectionsGranular control: one to many site collections at a time
Run old and new versions side-by-side; rollback to SPS supported
More complex and resource intensive
Content DB migration – upgrade into separate farmAttach SPS content database to MOSS farm and upgrade runs
SPS stays available and untouched by upgrade
Content only, requires new farm, has many manual steps
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Summary of tradeoffs
Upgrade Approach
In-Place Gradual DB Migration
PROs • Simple
• Upgrade smaller sets of data at a time
• SPS & MOSS stay live
• Can revert to original
• Uses existing HW
• Upgrade & move to new farm
• SPS is a separate farm, not affected
CONs• Entire farm offline
during upgrade
• No revert ability
• Hardware intensive: memory & SQL storage
• Redirects for SPS URLs during upgrade
• Many complex manual steps required, higher risk of error
• Requires new farm, double the SQL storage
HP Hosting Service
HP hosting service – Launch April 2007
Takes advantage of MOSS 2007 features
Priced per user or per GB storage used
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HP & Microsoft Solutions for the People-Ready Business
Collaboration &
Content Management
Messaging & Unified
Communications
Business
Intelligence
Business Process
Integration
Core Infrastructure
The Enterprise
HP Services
Mic
rosoft T
echnolo
gy
HP
Technolo
gy
The full strength of HPPhysical to digital reference information
Manage & Retain
DocumentCapture
HP AutoStore
HP Output Server
Document Delivery
Archive
HP StorageWorksArray
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Distributed ScanningFinancial FrontOffice – New Account
BizProc Frmk - Functional Modules Detailed
SharePoint 2007
Document Management – 1million docs/year
Records Management – 10 year retention
Collaboration
WorkspaceK2.Net 2003
Business Processes LayerHP.BizProcfrmk
Frontend WebParts on the Workspace
Visual Studio Rapid GUI development pack
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Typical Initial set-up (August 2006)
Manufacturing - The Final Config?
Partner
Extranet
Perimeter Network Corporate Network
Main Server Farm
Secondary Farm (Japan)?
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In Summary
HP Biggest users of SPS outside of Microsoft
Migration to MOSS 2007 – under way
Solutions for the People Ready Business
Hosting
Consulting to our customers
Manufacturing
Financial
Government
Thank you!
Questions & Answers