XBRL in the network TIVO for data integration

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XBRL in the network TIVO for data integration?
Dynaccsys Cisco
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Agenda

• Case Study and Solution Overview
• Ravi Sundaram
• Application Oriented Network (AON) Demo
• Anupam Khandelwal
• Xabra Demo
• Howard Ungar

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Mid market chemical processing company

• Company produces custom polymer powders for
  rotational molding.
• With 17 locations in 9 countries, plants and
  offices are strategically located around the
  world to place products and technical expertise
  within easy reach of customers.
• 15 growth in revenues and a 107 increase in
  pre-tax income during fiscal year 2005.
• Company employs small lot, just-in-time
  production techniques to meet specific customer
  needs

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Challenges

• Company has a number of plants in different
  countries which are supported by independent
  financial and manufacturing systems.
• The central financial system is Great Plains
  (GP). Remote locations feed consolidated
  financial data into GP, while production
  information is maintained at plant/factory level.
  
• Locations, in Europe, South America and Asia use
  different systems, and do not provide the
  required level of detail to the central finance
  system for consolidation.
• Regulatory reporting is manually intensive

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Challenges
Great Plains Houston
Europe 2 SAGE
Europe 1 AS400
L2 - Great Plains Chameleon (MRP)
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Solution

• Facilitate exchange of business information
  between worldwide locations using
• XBRL GL
• Xabra
• Ciscos AON- Application Oriented Networking

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What is Xabra?
Business Intelligence
Data Integration
Reporting
Administration
Design
Xabra Engine
Xabra Constructor
Meta data repository
Transport services
Fujitsu Xwand
Encryption
XBRL Taxonomies
Compression
Industry Focus Public Sector, Financial
Services, Mid Market
Industry Focus Public Sector, Financial
Services, Mid Market
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What is Application Oriented Networking?
APPLICATIONS, PROCESSES,PEOPLE
Cable System
Case Mgt
Mission DB
ERP
Open Source
Planning
SERVICE
WEBSITE
SSL
FIREWALL
IDS
SWITCH
ROUTERS
PACKET NETWORK
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AON understands application messages

• AON enables intelligent routing
• Intercepts and processes Inter-application
  messages
• AON enabled Network can understand and interpret
  message and apply Business Policy
• AON provides Application level Security
• AON enables Event Visibility

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AON Architecture
AON Management Console
AON Development Studio
Tools
Access Method Callout Adapters
Functional Elements (bladelets)
ProtocolSwitching
Logging
Custom
LoadBalancing
MessageInput
HTTP(S)
SOAP
Decision
MessageDistribution
XMLTransform
Content-basedRouting
SMIME
Caching
Signing
AuthN/AuthZ
Encryption/Decryption
MessageOutput
JMS/MQ
JMS/EMS
Message Execution Controller
LDAP
JDBC
Application-Oriented System (AOS) Core Services
Custom
Operating System (Cisco Linux)
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AON Device
Message Classification
Forwarding Engine (Catalyst 6000)Route Processor
(3700, 2600)
Selective Redirection
AON Blade
Cisco AON SM
Cisco AON NM
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Putting it all together
SQL -gt XBRL Encryption Signing Compression
Decompression Verifying Signature Decryption XBRL
-gt SQL
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The Future is now

• XBRL enabled detailed information exchange
• Between applications in various countries
• Between Houston and other global locations
• Event driven or scheduled
• Compressed and encrypted

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Putting it all together
SQL -gt XBRL Encryption Signing Compression
Decompression Verifying Signature Decryption XBRL
-gt SQL
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Intelligent Data Intelligently Routed
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Value Proposition AON Xabra

• Message Integration Fabric
• Provides global platform to connect
  heterogeneous environment
• Intelligent Message Routing
• Reliable Messaging
• Content Based Routing
• Audit Trail
• Able to log messages at various levels
• Monitoring at application, network and device
  levels
• Security
• SSL accelerated transport
• Message Level Security (encryption/decryption,
  signing/verifying)

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Appendix Trademark / IP

• The XBRL Logo is a trademark or service mark of
  XBRL International, Inc., registered in the
  United States and in other countries.
• The Xwand is a trademark or service mark of
  Fujitsu registered in the United States and in
  other countries.
• AON is a trademark or service mark of Cisco
  registered in the United States and in other
  countries.
• Xabra and Xabra Tools are registered
  trademarks of Dynaxys LLC

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Deployment Model