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Architecting the Digital Enterprise
- 1. ARCHITECTING THE DIGITAL ENTERPRISE Mifan Careem Senior Director -Solutions Architecture, WSO2 Inc.
- 3. Digital Enterprise • New business designs that blur the physical and digital world • “Digital Business is expected to create a new $309B market for technology products and services by 2020” - Source – Gartner, 2015 -
- 4. The Journey to Digital Business
- 5. Business Architecture of Digital Enterprise
- 6. Requirement • Dialog Axiata, an Axiata group company, needed to unify the multiple development teams and unify internal app and service development and reuse • Needed a digital strategy to compete with newer over the air providers and to launch newer digital products • Provide the basis of the telco wide digital transformation Solution • Dialog built an internal and external enterprise API marketplace using WSO2 API manager and related technologies • A number of evangelism events are organized around the APIs including hackathons, workshops, seminars, conference talks etc and incentives including investment programs, prizes, leaderboards etc that promote application development • The API marketplace is coupled with full ecosystem management for end to end API and app development • https://www.ideabiz.lk/store/
- 7. Enterprise API marketplaces and Platform Business Models drive (internal and external) innovation
- 8. Digital Enterprise • An API Marketplace goes above and beyond the API Developer Portal and connects API Producers and API Consumers via Activities and Technology • Activities and Evangelism such as Hackathons (Hackathon-in-a-box) promote creation and reuse of APIs
- 9. Enterprise API Marketplaces and Platforms
- 10. 1.Customers and Vendors are Partners People are in it for the long haul
- 11. Cloud First or Start On-Prem • Multi-tenanted, shared everything • WSO2 Hosted and managed • Pay as you go • Multi-region availability • VPN tunnel to private DC • Guaranteed uptime • Limited options in customizing API Cloud WSO2 Manage Cloud Private On-Prem • Privately hosted • WSO2 managed • Upgrades, patches installation • Guaranteed uptime • Full flexibility in customization • Better control • Self hosted • Self managed • Full flexibility • Dev-ops learning curve • Self managed upgrades
- 13. 2. Businesses demand iterative, incremental architectures 3. Fail fast, react faster 4. Minimal Viable Product/Architecture
- 16. 5.Analytics and IoT drives new disruptive business models
- 17. Enterprise Publisher - Supports all Environments
- 18. Technology Platforms enable Business Platforms
- 22. Present Day Enterprise Architecture
- 23. Open Technology for Agile Digital Business
Editor's Notes
- Digital Business Enterprise Architecrure Use cases – ¾ Reference Architecture
- ; a distruptive world of People, Business and Things
- Stakeholders of a business here can vary from employees of the company to supply chain partners to producers and consumers of goods and services to the general community that a business exists in to even competitors (remember coopetition from business school?) as well
- Link to Hackathon in a box Link to API Marketplace whitepaper - WIP
- WSO2Telco, TFL, SaaS
- This is where we talk about microservices architecture a bit and also where it fits and where it does not. A good article is - http://wso2.com/whitepapers/microservices-in-practice-key-architectural-concepts-of-an-msa/
- “these are the only stuff required to build a digital enterprise” - Asanka changes: change the arrows sequence change - swap integration and api bubbles [Hasmin - This is the correct sequence, as per the stories we’ve been telling so far, first you create or expose services via API, then integrate them all……. gartner predicts (60% of digital transformation projects start with integration) integrating many systems, exposing api’s, need to have identity / security , then to have a way to understand what’s happening we use smart analytics (internal or external consumers) , get the feedback by identify usage and to improve the products you use analytics. the advantage is that it’s real time suggestion: ask the audience what they’re most interested in learning more about and spend more time on that area (reasoning is that they aren’t interested in all 5 products)