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Accessing your existing SAP NetWeaver Portal on mobile
devices
David Kviti, Aviad Rivlin – Product Management
Dong Pan – Customer Solution Adoption
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Portal On Device
Overview & motivation
Solution details and release planning
Alignment with Sybase Unwired Platform (SUP)
Demo
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Overview & Motivation
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Provide a mobile framework, leveraging existing portal infrastructure and
services while using a flexible, modern, high-performance user interface and
user experience chosen by the customer
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Portal in the Overall SAP Strategy
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Improvements for portal core (TCO reduction) Enhancing Enterprise Workspaces Professional Web Content Management Professional Document Management
Smart integration with on demand solutions (SAP and third party services)
Social Intelligence tools for SAP StreamWork Support for common web standards
Easy consumption via browser or mobile devices Appealing branding based on Ajax Framework Aligned offering with Sybase portfolio
Reliable infrastructure with minimal TCO
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Consuming the portal into mobile devices
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3rd Party Platforms SAP BI Business Objects SAP R3
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Mobile Device Tablet 3rd Party Portal Personal PC OnDemand UI C
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Gateway Hana Content & Collaboration
Enterprise Workspaces
NetWeaver Portal
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Motivation
Native or web?
While native applications serve a specific business process the portal provides
applications in a context plus unstrucutred content like news and documents
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Motivation
Self-Managed, Managed or both?
Native apps can be selected by the user from a Store, apps integrated into a portal
are centrally managed > provided based on users role and device type
In addition the portal provides personalization capabilities with Enterprise
Workspaces
The portal already comes with the right governance and maintenance
mechanisms in one single, central place
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Solution details and release planning
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Single point of access for any device
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SAP NetWeaver Portal (> 7.3 SP5)
Framework 1 Framework 2 Framework 3
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Collection
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LDAP
Administration
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Re-use: Portal Services and Objects
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Po
rtal S
erv
ices
Mobile portal customers can consume the following assets and services from
the underlying NetWeaver Portal infrastructure:
User/Group profile (Roles, applications, users)
Collaboration & Social capabilities (Workspaces, Wikis, Forums)
Personalization (Favorites, page personalization, etc.)
Static content (Articles, web pages)
Content management (Documents, workflows, etc.)
Contextual services (Additional meta data for users and
application)
Po
rtal O
bje
cts
Authentication & Security (Single sign on, Session management)
Internationalization (Translation, RTL support)
Branding (Look & Feel customization)
Scalability & Maintainability (Cluster support, update/upgrade services)
Application Delivery (web applications management, Enterprise
standards)
Connectivity and System Landscape (SAP & Non SAP connectivity capabilities to
Backend systems and repositories)
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Delivery plan – phase I
Portal Mobile Framework UI – a How-To Guide with
code examples to allow customers to build their own
mobile framework page – be it for smartphone or tablet.
Phase 1: Implement your own mobile framework page based on a
How-To Guide and SAP NetWeaver 7.30 SP5
Key Benefits for customers:
Leverage the services of the portal in a custom specific framework page
Open for custom specific layouting and look&feel
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Delivery plan – phase II
Portal Mobile Framework UI – a dedicated UI for smart-phones (SP7) and tablets (in next
releases), leveraging all key portal services in an innovative HTML5 based client. All capabilities will be
maintained by an administration environment based on the portal paradigms.
O-Data Service Enablement – Key portal services will be exposed in O-Data via REST, services for
consumption in SUP and in HTML5 clients. The portal will expose data such as user role assignments,
user profile information, user’s personalized data (e.g. favorites), landscape information, documents, and
more.
Phase 2: SAP NetWeaver Portal will provide infrastructure for enablement
of light-weight web applications for mobile consumption in SAP NetWeaver
7.30 SP7
Key Benefits for customers:
Out-of-the-box framework page for smartphone and tablet (next release)
Leveraging portal services alongside business data (with actual business requirements from
customers such as Colgate, Intel)
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ End user view
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Positioning with Sybase Unwired Platform
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Alignment with SUP
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Mobile Browser
Access information and
services via out of the box
mobile framework page
running in the browser
HTTPs
(Lab preview)
Native Application
SUP/Afaria
Native Business App
can use portal services (via
SUP container)
OData/REST
SAP NetWeaver Portal Services
Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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Demo
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Further information
General Information
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/PORTAL_SAP
Demo videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/SAPNetWeaverPortals
Decisions Makers
Overview information on www.sap.com
Technical Consultants, Developers & Architects
SCN Portal Community: http://scn.sap.com/community/portal
Detailed release notes for SAP NetWeaver 7.3
Project Managers
Release Notes, Documentation: http://help.sap.com > SAP NetWeaver
SAP Release Brochure: http://service.sap.com/releasestrategy
Partners
Partner Portal: https://service.sap.com/partnerportal/products
Solutions on SAP EcoHub: http://ecohub.sdn.sap.com
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
[ Join other portal-related ASUG sessions
2214 SAP Portal Roadmap: Innovations On Premise, On Demand and On Device
3903 SAP Portal Influence Council
2201 SAP NetWeaver Portal 7.3 – top 5 reasons to upgrade to the new portal release
2203 Best practices for successfully upgrading your portal to SAP NetWeaver 7.3
2207 "From Document Management to Social and Mobile Content Management –
with SAP Portal Content Management by OpenText"
2114 External Facing Portal: solution that fits your needs
2112 Lessons learned for implementing appealing extranets with SAP NetWeaver Portal
2102 Content consumption and interoperability between SAP NetWeaver Portals
2204 SAP NetWeaver Portal On Device – accessing your existing SAP NetWeaver Portal on mobile devices
2209 A day in a life of a manger: mobile intranet using desktop, tablets and smartphone devices
2211 Develop your first mobile application with Portal on Device
2108 Leverage the Power of Social Networks in your organization, by SAP Enterprise Workspaces
2110 Customer story: use EP inside multi-portal organizations
Lessons learned by Colgate with Enterprise Workspaces 1.x for SAP NetWeaver Portal
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Real Experience. Real Advantage.
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