Enterprise Technology And Solutions by ESRI
Enterprise Technology And Solutions by ESRI
Dave Wrazien Solution Architect ESRI, Inc.
What is “Enterprise”? •
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An enterprise consists of all functional departments, people, and systems within an organization. Successful enterprises have a “free flow” of information between the systems that support their missions and functions It is not a proxy for size.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) •
GIS is like other Enterprise Information Technology Systems… – – – – –
Architecture Interfaces Development tools Deployment strategies Standards
Standards for GIS •
Information Technology Standards – – – –
•
Domain Standards – – –
•
DBMS: RDBMS & SQL Web Services: J2EE, .NET, XML/SOAP Computing Platforms: Windows, Unix Development Languages: C++, Java, Visual Basic, .NET (C#, etc.) Industry, ISO, Military, OGC standards, FEA Data and Metadata formats Web Service APIs
User Community/Organizational Standards –
Your organization’s :“IT System and Architectural Design Guidelines”
ESRI Product Strategy Develop Generic GIS Components . . .
s k r o ew m a Server Fr
S I G c Ar Embedded
Mobile
…and deploy them in multiple products
Desktop
ArcObjects
Desktop GIS •
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A suite of Windows desktop applications for the Professional GIS User. ArcObjects on the desktop. Available in Products – – –
ArcMap ArcToolbox
ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo ArcCatalog
ArcGIS Desktop: ArcView
Business Analyst Territory Manager
Embedded GIS •
• • •
Embeddable ArcObjects components (fine and coarse grain objects, controls & tools) for the GIS Application Developer. Cross-platform (Windows, UNIX, and Linux). Programmers interact with component object API. Product: – ArcGIS Engine
ArcGIS Engine
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•
– – –
ArcSDE ArcIMS ArcGIS Server
Client Apps Desktop/Browser
ArcGIS Server
ArcIMS ArcSDE
RDBMS
Business Logic
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Centrally managed, serverbased ArcObjects primarily for IT Professionals. Cross-platform (Windows, UNIX, and Linux). Strong developer platform (web controls, web application templates, samples and web services.) Products:
Data
•
Presentation
Server GIS
ArcGIS Server
Mobile GIS •
Technology for remote GIS Consumers and Professionals.
•
Full GIS –
•
Lightweight GIS – –
•
ArcEditor / ArcView on Laptop / Tablet PC ArcPad on Pocket PC Browser-based apps
Phones and other Devices –
Server / web service clients
Mobile GIS
Deploying ArcGIS Embedded GIS
Advantages • Flexibility • Consistency • Integration Mobile GIS • Interoperability • Efficiency
Desktop GIS
Server GIS
. . . To best serve the work flows of the organization
Enterprise Architectures Browser
Desktop
Mobile
Clients J2EE, .NET
Enterprise Services Bus (ESB)
Application Servers
Data Servers
GIS
AM
ERP
(SOAP/XML)
FI
EIS
Advantages to Application Tier Logic •
Flexibility – –
•
Reusability –
•
Centralized business logic/processes
Agility –
•
Loose Coupling - separate applications from data Utilize multiple RDBMS (SQL Server, Oracle, etc)
Take advantage of new hardware (blade, GRID) and software.
Interoperability –
Achieve Application Integration with web services
Application Server Architecture Support Enterprise Vendors: • BEA (Weblogic) • SAP (NetWeaver- Xi) • IBI (iWay) • Microsoft (BizTalk) • IBM (Websphere)
! w e N ion Adapter t
ra t g di o e u t t n S I ial ere h p Spa t S eb W r o f
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Examples Geographically Enable… • • • • • • •
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Customer Information System (CIS) Call Center Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Logistics Human Resources (HR) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) Many others…
CRM
Facility Distribution and Performance Metrics
CIS Call Center - GM
Logistics – Sears Vehicle in Motion
- Vehicle Tracking - Audible Navigation Instructions
Turn RIGHT on North Avers Ave…
Vehicle Stationary - Suite of Mapping Functionality - Route Managements Tools
HR Planning – Emergency Response
Summary •
ESRI provides a generic platform or information system for dealing with geographical information and processes.
•
ESRI offers a single scalable architecture with multiple complimentary products based on industry standards for both end users and developers.
•
ESRI offers a rich suite of enterprise integration options, solutions and experience.
Dave Wrazien Solution Architect ESRI, Inc.
What is “Enterprise”? •
•
•
An enterprise consists of all functional departments, people, and systems within an organization. Successful enterprises have a “free flow” of information between the systems that support their missions and functions It is not a proxy for size.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) •
GIS is like other Enterprise Information Technology Systems… – – – – –
Architecture Interfaces Development tools Deployment strategies Standards
Standards for GIS •
Information Technology Standards – – – –
•
Domain Standards – – –
•
DBMS: RDBMS & SQL Web Services: J2EE, .NET, XML/SOAP Computing Platforms: Windows, Unix Development Languages: C++, Java, Visual Basic, .NET (C#, etc.) Industry, ISO, Military, OGC standards, FEA Data and Metadata formats Web Service APIs
User Community/Organizational Standards –
Your organization’s :“IT System and Architectural Design Guidelines”
ESRI Product Strategy Develop Generic GIS Components . . .
s k r o ew m a Server Fr
S I G c Ar Embedded
Mobile
…and deploy them in multiple products
Desktop
ArcObjects
Desktop GIS •
• •
A suite of Windows desktop applications for the Professional GIS User. ArcObjects on the desktop. Available in Products – – –
ArcMap ArcToolbox
ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo ArcCatalog
ArcGIS Desktop: ArcView
Business Analyst Territory Manager
Embedded GIS •
• • •
Embeddable ArcObjects components (fine and coarse grain objects, controls & tools) for the GIS Application Developer. Cross-platform (Windows, UNIX, and Linux). Programmers interact with component object API. Product: – ArcGIS Engine
ArcGIS Engine
•
•
– – –
ArcSDE ArcIMS ArcGIS Server
Client Apps Desktop/Browser
ArcGIS Server
ArcIMS ArcSDE
RDBMS
Business Logic
•
Centrally managed, serverbased ArcObjects primarily for IT Professionals. Cross-platform (Windows, UNIX, and Linux). Strong developer platform (web controls, web application templates, samples and web services.) Products:
Data
•
Presentation
Server GIS
ArcGIS Server
Mobile GIS •
Technology for remote GIS Consumers and Professionals.
•
Full GIS –
•
Lightweight GIS – –
•
ArcEditor / ArcView on Laptop / Tablet PC ArcPad on Pocket PC Browser-based apps
Phones and other Devices –
Server / web service clients
Mobile GIS
Deploying ArcGIS Embedded GIS
Advantages • Flexibility • Consistency • Integration Mobile GIS • Interoperability • Efficiency
Desktop GIS
Server GIS
. . . To best serve the work flows of the organization
Enterprise Architectures Browser
Desktop
Mobile
Clients J2EE, .NET
Enterprise Services Bus (ESB)
Application Servers
Data Servers
GIS
AM
ERP
(SOAP/XML)
FI
EIS
Advantages to Application Tier Logic •
Flexibility – –
•
Reusability –
•
Centralized business logic/processes
Agility –
•
Loose Coupling - separate applications from data Utilize multiple RDBMS (SQL Server, Oracle, etc)
Take advantage of new hardware (blade, GRID) and software.
Interoperability –
Achieve Application Integration with web services
Application Server Architecture Support Enterprise Vendors: • BEA (Weblogic) • SAP (NetWeaver- Xi) • IBI (iWay) • Microsoft (BizTalk) • IBM (Websphere)
! w e N ion Adapter t
ra t g di o e u t t n S I ial ere h p Spa t S eb W r o f
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Examples Geographically Enable… • • • • • • •
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Customer Information System (CIS) Call Center Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Logistics Human Resources (HR) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) Many others…
CRM
Facility Distribution and Performance Metrics
CIS Call Center - GM
Logistics – Sears Vehicle in Motion
- Vehicle Tracking - Audible Navigation Instructions
Turn RIGHT on North Avers Ave…
Vehicle Stationary - Suite of Mapping Functionality - Route Managements Tools
HR Planning – Emergency Response
Summary •
ESRI provides a generic platform or information system for dealing with geographical information and processes.
•
ESRI offers a single scalable architecture with multiple complimentary products based on industry standards for both end users and developers.
•
ESRI offers a rich suite of enterprise integration options, solutions and experience.
