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Introduction

Enterprise Application Integration

Leon Andretti Abdillah

Definition 1

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Another name is EII (Enterprise Information Integration), BPI (Business Process Integration)

BPI: Business Process Integration, or EAI, is a software solution that allows businesses to integrate internal applications, securely connect with business partners over the Internet, and automate business processes.

EAI (enterprise application integration) is a business computing term for the plans, methods, and tools aimed at modernizing, consolidating, and coordinating the computer applications in an enterprise.

Integrates applications and enterprise data sources so that they can easily share business processes and data. Integration is done without significant changes of applications and data sources [http://girtab.ucc.ie/]

Definition 2

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Enterprise application integration (EAI) is a new label for an

old problem, namely that of integrating business systems in

order to let them share resources such as data or processes.

The severity of this problem becomes more and more

apparent with the increasingly complex information systems

of modern organisations

O. Dahl, "Enterprise Application Integration," School of

Mathematics and Systems Engineering, Växjö University,

Sweden, 2002.

SAP 1/2

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1. Introduction

2. Explain the concept of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI).

3. Define how EAI improves business relationships.

4. Describe security issues associated with enterprise applications.

5. UH

6. Describe the different type of integrations.

7. Apply middleware in the development of enterprise applications.

8. Describe the basic building blocks of AEI.

9. UTS

10. Preform messaging and object architecture and solutions.

11. Describe enterprise requirements associated with architecture.

12. List the requirements for the SAIM principles and describe their

activities.

13. Presentations

14. UAS

SAP 2/2

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Teaching|EAI

Rules

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Each student must show their registration document (KRS)

Attendance >= 80% (10x)

Late tolerance = 15 minutes

Keep your mobile devices silent (the lowest volume)

Cloths

Final exam, casual uniform white and black

Komponen penilaian

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Class activities 20% [Class & e-Learning]

Middle exam 20% [Class & e-Learning]

Reports 20% [Class & e-Learning]

Final exam 40% [Class & e-Learning]

Total 100%

For reports, a group of 6 students will present their work at

the end of the semester a final presentation (2 minutes per

person or 10 minutes each group)

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References

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1. O. Dahl, "Enterprise Application Integration," School of

Mathematics and Systems Engineering, Växjö University,

Sweden, 2002.

2. M. Themistocleous, et al., "Enterprise Application

Integration: An Emerging Technology For Integrating ERP

And Supply Chains," in ECIS, 2002, pp. 1087-1096.

3. R. Bradley. (2010). Enterprise Systems. Available:

http://www.comp.dit.ie/rbradley/228-

4%20Enterprise%20Systems/ES.html

4. etc

Related fields

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ERP

CRM

SCM

BPM

What is Enterprise IT?

Enterprise IT is an engineering discipline. Not a

science.

Engineering is the discipline of acquiring and applying

knowledge of design, analysis, and/or construction of

works for practical purposes.

Enterprise IT is as much about business and people as

about technology

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What is an enterprise? A larger business or organisation.

Sometimes used in contrast to a SME (Small to Medium

Enterprise)

In the UK, SME means <250 employees

In the USA, SME means <500 employees

An Enterprise’s IT requirements are more complex and they will

typically have internal IT staff capable of developing and deploying

systems.

This course will focus primarily on open/standards based

software. Microsoft solves the problems within its own

technology world.

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Enterprise data

Data in the organisation is captured in a number of data models

Data models describe the way data is defined in databases or exchanged between

applications

Ronan Bradley [Dublin Institute of Technology, School of Computing]13

Purchases

Shipments

Inventory

Orders Customers

Service

Billing

Accounting HR

Marketing

Planning

AssetsProject

management

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ERP System

Legacy System

Databases

CRM System

Enterprise Portal

Application

Financial System

SCM System

Internal Applications

(Java,C,C++)

EAI

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IT Infrastructure

Common Application Services

Common Data Model

The “Ideal” Enterprise

Web Presence

Marketing

Commerce

Customer

Service/CRM

Connected

Customers

Buy-Side Commerce

Sell-Side Commerce

Marketplace Infrastructure

Supply Chain Mgmt

Integrated

Partners

Desktop Productivity,

Collaboration

Employee Portals

Business Intelligence

Mobile Solutions

Empowered

Employees

www.amsoftwareservices.net

Supply chain

integration through

EAI technology

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M. Themistocleous, et al., "Evaluating the integration of supply chain information systems: A case

study," European journal of operational research, vol. 159, pp. 393-405, 2004.

Homework

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1. Please set a group consist of 6-8 students for your group

project team member

2. Prepare a project EAI for your team work project