SOA Magazine IV 01.2015
SOA Magazine IV 01.2015
SOA Magazine IV 01.2015
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• Order Intake, eg in a Call Center, via<br />
Siebel. The Order Intake receives Status<br />
updates from the Provisioning and Billing<br />
Systems and eventually notes down,<br />
which Products a Client has purchased<br />
• Order Provisioning, that is talk to the<br />
network OSS (Operational Support Systems)<br />
to install the Product, via OSM. In case the<br />
Client needs physical Installations other<br />
Modules for scheduling engineers and<br />
shipping hardware will be used<br />
• Customer Billing , via BRM. The service<br />
usage of the Client is fed into BRM via Files,<br />
called Call Data Records. Depending on the<br />
Clients price plan, his bill gets accumulated,<br />
typically once per month<br />
The Order Flow over these Systems is facilitated via the Integration Layer, the so called the Application<br />
Integration Architecture Order To Cash Process Integration pack (AIA O2C PIP).<br />
Application Integration Architecture<br />
The Application Integration Architecture is a layer on top<br />
of Oracle <strong>SOA</strong> Suite offering building blocks to integrate<br />
Systems. O acle offers industry (e.g. Telecommunication,<br />
Manufacturing) process (CRM, HCM) and vendor<br />
(Oracle2SAP) Application Connectors and Generic<br />
Datamodels. T e AIA Foundation Pack reuses elements of<br />
the <strong>SOA</strong> Suite like BPEL, Adapters, Mediators and renders a<br />
library for the AIA PIPs.<br />
Customization and Development for AIA is done in<br />
Jdeveloper. The LifeCycle Workbench offers a Repository<br />
to look up and functionally design define AIA Services. The<br />
Composite Application Validation System (CAVS) allows<br />
testing AIA Composites. The Deployment Generator allows<br />
automation of deployments.<br />
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