The course
will introduce the major design, implementation and
deployment issues regarding system integration, data-oriented
cross-platform integration, e-business applications
implementation and the security considerations in enterprise
level multi-location systems integration. Business Process
Management (BPM) is the set of concepts, methods, and
tools that help organizations define, implement, measure
and improve their end-to-end processes
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The
course will introduce the concepts and techniques related
to the service-oriented as well as the data-oriented
application integration approaches. Reasonable emphasis
will be given for the middleware technologies and large-scale
application integration standards. The course will also
focus on the methods and techniques required to analyze,
design, implement, automate, and evaluate business processes
and workflows related to process-aware information systems.
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1.Application
Integration Overview: Problems in large-scale application
integration, Business & Service Oriented Integration:
XSLT Processing, Enterprise?Service?Bus, Web services
introduction, Second generation web services –messaging
–security –metadata.
2.Middleware: Basics and types, Distributed Transactions,
Two-Phase Commit, Message-oriented Middleware (MoM),
Java middleware, Integration Servers, XML and other
standards. Commercial examples.
3.Data-orientated Application Integration: Loosely
couples systems, Data oriented programming, Data flow
architecture, Event driven architecture. Integration
with Business systems: Legacy systems integration –challenges,
External system integration standards –RosettaNet –ebXML
–UCCNet.
4.Integration standards: SOAP, XML-RPC, REST. Vertical
Application Integration. The Application Integration
Process. Reliability and Fault-tolerance. Ontologies.
Data integration patterns.
5.Business Process Analysis and Design: Workflows &
BPMS, Introduction to BPMN, Managing Processes, Components
of process models, Process Management Maturity, Rules,
Integrating rules with processes, Process dashboards.
Commercial solutions.
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1. Service
Oriented Architecture: A field guide to Integrating
XML and Web Services (1st Ed): T Erl, Prentice Hall
2. EnterpriseIntegration Patterns:Designing, Building
and Deploying Messaging Solutions; G.Hohpe and B. Woolf,
Addison Wesley Professional.
3. Next Generation Application Integration: From Simple
Information to Web Services; D. Linthicum; Addison Wesley.
4. Essential Business Process Modeling; Michael Havey;
O'Reilly Media
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