Overview:
The SAP Global Co-Innovation Lab (COIL) Network hosts and facilitates a broad range of events and activities to foster project based co-innovation, enabling and extend the capabilities of our partners and SAP. Joint achievements of projects are showcased as packaged deliverables to gain broader momentum around their co-innovation and to make the topic more tangible. The COIL projects pages provide further insight.
The following list outlines a high-level perspective for the major projects successfully completed between 2008 and today in the area of Partner-delivered Enterprise Services.
After already defining and implementing three scenarios in the industries Utilities, Automotive and Oil & Gas earlier this year, the Accenture Innovation Center (AIC) for SAP located in Bangalore now strikes again by implementing a complete Retail scenario: Retail Event and Space Management. Go for a deep dive into the complete set of scenarios and the provided SAP SOA methodology-compliant services now offered by Accenture.
Accenture makes PdES a key element of their SOA practice
In the frame of SAP's initiative Partner-delivered Enterprise Services, SAP partner Nakisa continued on the journey they embarked on already in 2008. Nakisa created a full set of SAP methodology-compliant services around their well-established solution "SAP Talent Visualization by Nakisa".
With the successful certification of CONET's solution COACH (Groupware Integration), the new Enterprise Services Repository content certification (NW-ESR-CNT) has been released by SAP Integration and Certification Center (ICC). The Co-Innovation Lab team in Walldorf supported CONET with additional guidance on SAP's SOA methodology. CONET in return gave valuable feedback needed for the finalization of certification documents and finally the release of the certification.SAP ICC collaborated with the Global Co-Innovation Lab (COIL) Network project team and SAP's own enterprise service development governance team to define this new certification. Partners that are aiming at investing into the enhancement of their solutions with SAP SOA methodology-compliant services will from now on be able to certify their solutions.
This architecture series is now targeted to provide you first hand insights into the entire process of delivering methodology-compliant services following SAP's best practices. Following this series you will learn how to model, how to define and how to implement your services to come. As a special goody, we will introduce - for the very first time - an automated wizard with integrated governance that you may use free of charge to swiftly create your methodology compliant services. The series is a part of the overall "Partner delivered Enterprise Services initiative".
Ride in the tube of SOA and learn how to deliver your services based on SAP's modeling and definition methodology. Stay tuned and jumpstart your PdES journey with the introduction Blog. In the following the entire series:
- Introducing the Story BoardScreencam
- Outlining the ‘Way to Deliver' SAP methodology-compliant Services
- Modeling ServicesScreencam
- Defining ServicesScreencam
- Leveraging a wizard to automate Service CreationScreencamWizard
- Implementing Services in JavaScreencam
- Implementing Services in .NETScreencam
- Implementing Services in ABAPScreencam
- Custom Development delivered custom enterprise services
- Summarizing the PdES Architecture Series
Further information on the entire project setup and the correlated trainings and initiatives can be found on the dedicated COIL PdES page.
Today, the resulting wizard combines ES methodology and ES governance and covers roughly 80% of the modeling and 20% of all the definition work required for building services. The wizard boosts service creation from a matter of weeks to a couple of days through governance and methodology automation. It guides step by step through the generic methodology and ensures consistent terminology by, for example, generating names according to the methodology's naming conventions. Mischa Keil's Blog describes the usage of the tool in details.
In the following the three most common use-cases:
- Partners can use the wizard as supporting tool for the creation of services that can be certified within the upcoming certification offering from ICC
- Customers can build SAP methodology compliant services for their own organization
- And SAP employees can use it to boost internal service creation
After the pilot phase of its Partner-delivered Enterprise Services initiative in 2008, the Global Co-Innovation Lab (COIL) Network project team collaborated with the SAP Integration and Certification Center (SAP ICC) as well as SAP's own enterprise service development governance team to define a new certification called ESR Content Certification (ESR-CNT). This new certification now passed its first milestone: Partner Task Performance Group passed the certification with its solution MegaXML/ESP.[Global COIL Network, December 2008]
A global team of COIL experts executed enablement trainings and individual partner kick-off workshops in Bangalore, Walldorf, Palo Alto, Seoul, and Tokyo, followed by dedicated partner projects. With sixteen partners the team successfully finished the complete path from scenario identification, service modeling and definition, to at least a prototypical implementation.
The partners were: aMplus, Arteria, Atos Origin, BearingPoint, B-EN-G, BSG, Capgemini, Intelligroup, Nakisa, OSISoft, Paymetric, Satyam, Siemens, TaskPerformanceGroup, Visiprise and Wipro.
Please have a look at the partners' achievements that are published on our SAP Community Network presence on PdES 2008. Further information on the entire project setup and the correlated trainings and initiatives can be found on the dedicated COIL PdES Site.
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