SAP BPM

Process Integration Challenges
- System Landscapes – Separate business units with independent IT systems in heterogeneous landscapes

- End-User Integration – Role-based access to actions (tasks) and interaction (collaborative processes)

- Enterprise Application Integration – Interacting business applications within and across enterprise boundaries

- B2B Integration – Interacting organizations, business partners, customers, vendors, and suppliers across the value chain

BPM Components for modeling and implementation
- ARIS Process Modeling – Company value chain; Process design and analysis; SAP Reference processes - Service Infrastructure

– BPM operational services; Solution monitoring; Service level reporting; SAP process content - Process Integration

– Model and execute automated processes across and within applications; SAP and non-SAP process integration content

- SAP Applications – Components; Composites; Engines; Business objects BPM Components

BPM Components

ARIS House

- Organizational units/Organizational chart
- Data/Technical terms model
- Function/Function tree
- Control/Process
- Output (Product/Service)/Product tree

ARIS Modeling Levels

- Overview models
- Rough models
- Detail models

SAP Solution Manager Functions

SAP Business Workflow

SAP Workflow Architecture

ccBPM Architecture: Relationship Among Objects

- Business Process Engine located in Integration Server executes the integration processes
- Design Time - (Integration Builder)
- Runtime – (Integration Server)

ccBPM Integration in SAP Exchange Infrastructure