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1 XML Initiatives and Standards Convergence
2 Agenda Part One: Conceptual Model for Understanding XML-based Standards Components Part Two: Current Snapshot of Specific XML Initiatives Part Three: RosettaNet XML Standards Convergence Perspective 2 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
3 Prefacing Statements The following information was developed based on input from a wide variety of respected business and technology leaders both inside and outside the RosettaNet community Most of the XML organizations referred to herein have been given the opportunity to provide input on the conceptual model (Part One) and update the snapshot of their XML initiatives (Part Two) The standards convergence perspective (Part Three) was developed by RosettaNet based on current information and trends it sees in XML standards development and adoption While RosettaNet has made significant attempts to accurately and objectively reflect the information contained in this document, other organizations may have differing or alternative perspectives This information is a snapshot in time and is expected to change on a regular basis as XML standards mature 3 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
4 The Current State of B2B & XML For B2B e-business to become pervasive, it requires the availability of common vertical and horizontal business process and supporting standards XML is key in the development of today s business process standards and new XML initiatives are announced on a regular basis While most of these XML initiatives are complementary, the number of announcements has led to mass confusion for many end-users This confusion is leading many companies into: Wait and see mode Analysis paralysis mode Less than optimal decision making mode 4 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
5 RosettaNet Goal RosettaNet seeks to increase the speed of B2B business process integration by: Reducing confusion through a conceptual model that puts individual XML component standards into context Evaluating existing and new XML initiatives against the conceptual model Embracing horizontal XML initiatives as they become proven and universally accepted Maintaining a leadership role in the development of XML business process standards required to meet the specific needs of the high technology industry 5 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
6 Part One: Conceptual Model for Understanding XML-based Standards Components
7 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes The standards required to support the transfer, routing, packaging (TRP) and digital signature of information shared between trading partners via the Internet. Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 7 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
8 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service The standards required to support the electronic discovery and configuration of business processes, or e-services, between trading partners. Also includes the dynamic creation and management of trading partner agreements between partners. 8 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
9 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes The standards required to structure, and the aggregation of all content fields, elements, constraints, code lists and objects used within electronic business processes. Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 9 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
10 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes The standards required to structure form, fit and function attributes of products and services. Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 10 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
11 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service The standards required to automate relatively common business processes between trading partners across almost any supply chain or business model. It is generally accepted that an XML business process standard should include both a content (payload) and choreography (dialogue) component. 11 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
12 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service The standards required to automate business processes between trading partners that are fairly unique to a given business model. It is generally accepted that an XML business process standard should include both a content (payload) and choreography (dialogue) component. 12 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
13 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes The standards required to commonly describe the form, fit and function attributes of like products and services within a given supply chain or industry. Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 13 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
14 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service The standards required to automate business processes between trading partners that are fairly unique to a given supply chain. It is generally accepted that an XML business process standard should include both a content (payload) and choreography (dialogue) component. 14 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
15 XML Standards Components Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes The standards required to define the context and relationships of the horizontal and vertical standards components below. Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 15 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
16 Part Two: Current Snapshot of Specific XML Initiatives
17 XML Standards Snapshot Open XML Initiatives Development Early Production Pilot Testing Mass Production RosettaNet ebxml (Oasis/UN) OAG Universal MetaModel & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes (Content & Choreography) IT, EC SM Supply Chain Specific Technical Dictionary Content IT, EC SM Business Model Specific Business Processes Universal Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Primarily Content Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service Plan to Become Agnostic Agnostic Position 17 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
18 XML Standards Snapshot Open XML Initiatives Development Early Production Universal MetaModel & Architecture Pilot Testing Mass Production SOAP (W3C) xaml S2ML (Oasis) authxml (Oasis) BTP (Oasis) TpAML (Oasis) UDDI BPML (BPMI) Supply Chain Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Supply Chain Specific Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Specific Business Processes Universal Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Choreography Only Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service TPA Policy Only Requires SOAP Small Subset Method for Managing Multiple Messages Security Only Security Only Method for Managing Multiple Messages 18 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
19 XML Standards Snapshot Open Electronic Component XML Initiatives Development Early Production Universal MetaModel & Architecture Pilot Testing Mass Production ECIX (Si2) VFIIP (NEMI/IPC) Supply Chain Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Supply Chain Specific Technical Dictionary Content Working w/rosettanet Working w/rosettanet Working w/rosettanet Business Model Specific Business Processes Universal Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Working w/rosettanet Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service 19 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
20 XML Standards Snapshot Proprietary XML Initiatives Development Early Production Universal MetaModel & Architecture Pilot Testing Mass Production BizTalk Framework* (Microsoft) xcbl (CommerceOne) Plan to adopt ebxml cxml (Ariba) Supply Chain Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Supply Chain Specific Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Specific Business Processes Universal Business Processes (Content & Choreography) Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Primarily Content Content Only Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Plan to Adopt ebxml Universal Messaging Service Plan to Become Agnostic Built on SOAP * Not the same as BizTalk Server which is a commercial software product. 20 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
21 XML Initiatives to be Included in Future Open XML Initiatives Horizontal: OBI (CommerceNet) Vertical: UCC (Grocery & General Merchandise) Proprietary XML Initiatives Horizontal: E-Services (Hewlett-Packard) 21 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
22 Part Three: RosettaNet XML Standards Convergence Perspective
23 RosettaNet Convergence Strategy Keep RosettaNet s current standards developing and evolving on a fast track Leverage RosettaNet s leadership role and production implementation experience Ensure that RosettaNet can plug into universal, horizontal standards Reduce confusion and create clarity around B2B standards in the marketplace Work closely with B2B standards groups that have complementary goals Move toward more cost effective implementation solutions for small and medium sized businesses 23 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
24 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Current Snapshot for IT, EC & SM Supply Chains RosettaNet was created to develop vertical XML business process standards specific to the IT, EC and SM industry. In the absence of critical horizontal standards, RosettaNet met this challenge by developing a number of horizontal components to provide a robust solution for its supply chains Since RosettaNet s formation, a number of viable horizontal XML standards have materialized and are in various stages of development and acceptance Limited interoperability exists between the various vertical and horizontal XML standards initiatives in development 24 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
25 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Current Solution Set for IT, EC & SM Supply Chains Universal Specification Schema & Architecture RosettaNet Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content RosettaNet RosettaNet (with Si2, IEC, JETIA) RosettaNet (with NEMI) RosettaNet RosettaNet (with Si2) RosettaNet Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service UDDI & Si2 RosettaNet & ebxml & BizTalk Framework 25 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
26 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Short-Term Prediction for IT, EC & SM Supply Chains RosettaNet will continue its XML standards efforts in all current component areas to support the 2001 production implementation goals of its IT, EC and SM supply chains RosettaNet will develop a plan to support other proven and universally accepted messaging service standards RosettaNet will support both UDDI and ebxml registry and repository standards RosettaNet will monitor ebxml progress on various horizontal components to assess their viability and acceptance as universal standards in a production environment 26 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
27 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Short-Term Prediction for IT, EC & SM Supply Chains Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content RosettaNet or ebxml plus RosettaNet extensions (?) RosettaNet RosettaNet (with IEC, JETIA) RosettaNet (with NEMI) RosettaNet & ebxml(?) RosettaNet (with Si2) RosettaNet & ebxml(?) Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service UDDI & ebxml RosettaNet & ebxml & BizTalk Framework 27 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
28 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Mid-Term Prediction for High Technology Supply Chains RosettaNet will continue to focus the majority of its efforts on vertical supply chain and business model specific e-commerce process standards, with an emphasis on rapid adoption and production implementation in the high technology industry RosettaNet will embrace and provide a smooth migration path to universally accepted horizontal standards components at such time as they are proven in a production environment RosettaNet will continue horizontal standards efforts only in areas where no universally accepted and proven horizontal standards exist 28 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
29 RosettaNet Convergence Perspective Mid-Term Prediction for High Technology Supply Chains Universal Specification Schema & Architecture Supply Chain Business Processes Supply Chain Technical Dictionary Content RosettaNet or ebxml plus RosettaNet extensions (?) RosettaNet RosettaNet (with relevant industry standards) Business Model Business Processes Universal Business Processes Universal Technical Dictionary Structure Universal Business Dictionary Structure & Content Universal Registry & Repository Structure Universal Messaging Service RosettaNet RosettaNet or ebxml plus RosettaNet extensions (?) RosettaNet or (?) RosettaNet or ebxml plus RosettaNet extensions (?) UDDI or ebxml ebxml or BizTalk Framework 29 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
30 Presentation Summary B2B integration requires both horizontal and vertical XML standards in order to support business process complexity and interoperability goals between supply chains Although many XML standards initiatives are complementary, the groundswell of XML activity has created confusion among end-users Providing a context with which to understand current and new XML initiatives will reduce confusion and speed adoption of B2B integration Long-term predictions on the viability of specific horizontal XML standards are challenging at best, given many are still in the development phases 30 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
31 Glossary of Terms authxml Authentication and Authorization Information in XML BPML BPMI BTP cxml ebxml ECIX IEC JETIA NEMI Business Process Modeling Language Business Process Management Initiative Business Transaction Protocol Commercial Extensible Mark-up Language E-business XML Initiative Electronic Component Information Exchange International Electrotechnical Commission Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association National Electronic Manufacturing Initiative 31 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
32 Glossary of Terms OAG OASIS OBI S2ML Si2 SOAP TpAML UDDI UCC UN VFIIP W3C xaml xcbl Open Applications Group Organization for Advancement of Structured Information Standards Open Buying on the Internet Security Services Mark-up Language Silicon Integrated Initiative Simple Object Access Protocol Trading Partner Agreement Mark-up Language Universal Description Discovery and Integration Uniform Code Council United Nations Virtual Factory Information Interchange Project World Wide Web Consortium Transaction Authority Mark-up Language XML Common Business Library 32 Standards Convergence COPYRIGHT 2001 ROSETTANET. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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