Regnet Specification : Functional point of view

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Regnet Specification Functional point of view

• REGNET

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Contents

• Functional architecture
• Process
• What is e-Business
• Regnet Functional Architecture

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Functional architecture
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Functional Architecture

• Present the Regnet components according to their
  function.

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Process

• UP Inception phase
• User Requirement
• Actors and Use Case list
• Vision document
• Requirement
• Functional architecture of the software
• Elements of technical architecture
• Iteration planning
• For each iteration repeat
• Detail Use case
• Deduce business objects

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E-Business
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From e-Marketing to e-Business
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What is e-Marketing

• Electronic presentation of data to support
  business marketing

statistics
Merchant/ sales
advertisement
interest
Marketing Web Site
preferences
advertisement
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What is e-Commerce

• Electronic exchange of data to support business
  transaction, i.e., the exchange of value through
  the delivery of products from a seller to a buyer

stocks, prices, products
Merchant / sales
statistics
orders
On-line Selling
alarms
Merchant partner
references
approval / denial
selection
payment transaction, authorization request
advertisement, delays
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What is e-Business

• A fundamental change in the way a business
  operates in reaction to the new opportunities
  available from Internet technology.
• Not just a new way to Market
• Not Just a new way to Sell but
• A new way to operate
• There are two points of view required to change a
  business into an e-business
• Technical View what technology exists and how
  will we use it
• Business View how will we fundamentally change
  the business as a result of this technology

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e-Business

• Electronic exchange of data to support complex
  business rules
• Most business need workflow with many partners
  for negotiation, product configuration,
  scheduling, legal issues...

products configuration, marketing rules
Agreement, promotions
order, prevision
scoring, agreement
status
e-Business
status of opportunities
reports
products configuration, technical rules
requirements, whishes, agreement
products configuration, arguments, commissions
agreement, prevision
catalog, selection, promotions, arguments
question, requirements
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Complete e-Business Services
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Extended Enterprise

• Nobody can do it all
• Your suppliers need your knowledge of the market
• Produce according to orders downstream
  procurement
• Availability to promise, efficient customer
  response
• Rely on partners to offer integrated services
• Financial backing
• Legal issues, insurance
• Store management and shipping
• Get your business partners connected
• EDI, simpleEDI, XML
• Get your business partners integrated
• Integration of collaborative processes
  (RosettaNet)

Extended Enterprise
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Marketplaces and Hubs

• e-Business still requires Marketplaces
• Marketplace Hubs provide collaborative brokering
  for procurement and selling
• Horizontal marketplaces bring suppliers together
• Request for proposal, auction, bulk procurement
• Vertical marketplaces bring all services in one
  shop
• Engineering, product, finance, shipment,
  insurance...
• Who are the best candidates
• Retail company, Internet/Telecom service
  provider, etc.

Suppliers
Consumers
Horizontal Marketplace
Customer
Vertical Marketplace
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Regnet functional architecture
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Market place functionalities
Buyer
Domain virtual directory
Sellers
Small advertisement
Proposal (unsold)
Demand
Repositories
Internet shop
Demands grouping
Auction
bidding organisation
CFP reverse bidding
On-line credit, shipping, collaboration tools,
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Regnet