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Copyright © 1995 - 2007 Open Applications Group, Inc. All rights reserved 1Copyright 1995 – 2008 Open Applications Group, Inc. All rights reservedCopyright 1995 – 2008 Open Applications Group, Inc. All rights reserved

Opening PlenaryOctober 21, 2008

Open Applications Group


Welcome and Introductions


Thank You to SAP


Agenda

• State of OAGIS• Convergence• Standards Direction• Adoption


2008 Events

• Business Activities– Convergence of Enterprise Interoperability Council (EIC)– Partnership with EIDX

• MoU signed August 2008

– CIDX Tentative Agreement• Announcement Oct. 2, 2008

– Steel Discussions– EDIFICE Agreement

• MoU to be signed Feb. 2009– OAGIS X Kickoff– New convergence initiatives

• STEP (Engineering)• ARTS (Retail)


Convergence Initiatives

• UN/CEFACT• MoU MG• STAR – Technology Standards for

Automotive• AIAG – Automotive Industry Action Group• Financial Harmonization (ISO20022 and

Swift)• HR-XML – Human Resources• ISA S95 - Manufacturing• WBF – World Batch Forum• CIDX – Chemical Industry Data Exchange• MSCI – Steel Industry• PDES, Inc – STEP Standard• ARTS – Retail Point of Sale• EIC – Enterprise Interoperability Center• EIDX – High Tech North America• EDIFICE – High Tech Europe


2008 Events

• Technical Activities– OAGIS Release 9.2 – February 2008

• ISA SP95 based BODs• Manufacturing enhancements

– OAGIS Release 9.3 – August 2008• High Tech Support• Mid-Market Support• Remittance Advice

– OAGIS Platform Release 1.0 – August 2008– Get/Show Document completed– OAGIS X Kickoff


OAGIS 9.3 - Current Version

• Released August, 2008• New Content includes:

– High Tech Support– Mid-Market Support– Remittance Advice

• Over 12 total years in the field• 67 Business Scenarios• 498 Messages (BODs)• 80 Nouns (Common Objects) defined • 12 Verbs Defined


Value Chain CollaborationApplications

EnterpriseManagement Applications

EnterpriseExecution

Applications

OAGIS Release 9.3 Scope

• eCommerce– e-Catalog– Price Lists– RFQ and Quote – Order Management– Purchasing– Invoice– Payments

• Manufacturing– MES– Shop Floor– Plant Data Collection – Engineering– Warehouse Management– Enterprise Asset Mgmt.

• Logistics– Orders– Shipments– Routings

• CRM– Opportunities– Sales Leads– Customer– Sales Force Automation

• ERP– Financials– Human Resources– Manufacturing– Credit Management– Sarbanes/Oxley & Control


OAGi Activities

• Technical Activities • Out Reach Activities • Interoperability Activities

– NIST, Korbitt Test Beds– Semantic Integration

• Services and Training– OAGIS Help to Users


OAGi Membership

• Policy Board Membership– 2 Council Seats– General Membership

• Council Membership– General Membership

• General Membership– Participate on any Working Group


OAGi Governance Model

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Some OAGIS Vendor Adoption

• Oracle• SAP (P2B)• IBM• ExpiditeBiz• iBASEt• iConnect• Lawson Software• Covisint (Compuware)• HK Systems• CDC Software• Brooks Software• Camstar• Compiere

• Tibco• Scala• QAD• iWay• webMethods• IBM Websphere• Camstar• Kaba Benzing• Wonderware• Infor• WiPro• EDS


OAGIS live users in at least40 Industries and 40 known countries

• Australia• Austria• Bahrain• Belgium• Brazil• Canada• Chile• China• Croatia• Czech Republic• Denmark• Ireland• Finland• France

• Germany• Hungary• India• Israel• Italy• Japan• Korea (South)• Lithuania• Mexico• Netherlands (Holland)• Norway• Papua New Guinea• Poland

• Russia• Saudi Arabia• Singapore• Slovenia• Slovakia• South Africa• Spain• Sweden• Switzerland• Turkey• United Arab Emirates• United Kingdom• United States

OAGIS enables at least 1 trillion US Dollars in trade worldwide

• Japan GDP 4.218 Trillion• US GDP is 13 Trillion• Denmark GDP is 201.5 Billion

• Swiss GDP $255.5 billion• UK GDP $1.93 trillion• Russia GDP 1.746 Trillion


Coming in 2009

• Business Activities– CIDX merger execution– Steel Council startup– EDIFICE MoU signature and announcement– Continuance of convergence initiative

• Meetings Planned– Two in USA– One in Europe– One in Asia


Coming in 2009

• Technical Activities– OAGIS Release 9.4– OAGIS Release 9.5 (possible)– OAGIS X work to begin


Coming in 2009

• Technical Activities– OAGIS Release 9.4

OAGIS Release 9.4 (Planned Dates) 0 days 9/1/2008 8:00 9/1/2008 8:00Project Definition 0 days 9/1/2008 8:00 9/1/2008 8:00Construction 110 days 9/1/2008 8:00 1/30/2009 17:00Review and Approval - Internal 15 days 2/2/2009 8:00 2/20/2009 17:00Review and Approval - Public Review 30 days 2/23/2009 8:00 4/3/2009 17:00Review and Approval - Final Review and Vote 10 days 4/6/2009 8:00 4/17/2009 17:00Publication 10 days 4/20/2009 8:00 5/1/2009 17:00


OAGIS X

• Three year time frame (Approx)• Cross Industry focus

– Manufacturing, Auto, High Tech, Chemical, Steel, Aerospace and Defense

• UN/CEFACT 3.0 Technologies– Naming and Design Rules– CCTS– Data Types

• Enhanced Process Support• Remodeled Data Model• Third OAGIS Next Gen since 1995


OAGIS X

• Requirements document in draft mode• Review process beginning• Review to include

– Policy Board– Architecture Council– Industry Councils– Partner Council– All voting members

Will you help?


• We all use common UN/CEFACT methodologies implemented by OAGIS

• OAGIS adds the horizontal business processes and data

• Others addresses vertical processes within the OAGIS framework

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Upcoming Events

• OAGi Meeting– December 3 – 4, 2008– SFO, Hosted by Oracle

• EDIFICE Meeting– February 4-5, 2008 – Walldorf, hosted by SAP


Questions?

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