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Anatomy of an Oracle E-Business Suite Archiving Project Fred Schaner SAM – Oracle E- Business

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Page 1: Anatomy of an Oracle E-Business Suite

Anatomy of an Oracle E-Business Suite

Archiving ProjectFred SchanerSAM – Oracle E-Business

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What is Enterprise Data Management?

• Processes and technology for managing mission critical application data throughout its lifecycle

• Solves business problems:–Data Growth –Retention & Discovery–Data Privacy–Test Data Management –Application Upgrades–Application Retirement

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Agenda: Addressing the Enterprise Data Challenges

1. Key challenges for E-Business Suite sites

– Performance and service levels

– Data retention compliance

– Storage management

– Data growth management

– Application upgrades

2. How can archiving help?

3. Who is Princeton Softech/IBM

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Common Symptoms• Missed deadlines for critical

business processes– End of period financial

close– Payroll processing

• Deterioration in ad hoc query performance

• Recent audit findings around data retention

• Unplanned IT budget variances• Upgrade projects on hold

indefinitely

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Strategic Issues for a Data Archiving/Management Project

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Assess• Evaluate your priorities

– Which modules exhibit “symptoms”?

– Which apps are targeted for sunset?

• Define project goals– May vary by module type and

associated business value Examples: speed payroll processing, support audit readiness, optimize storage utilization, more

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Classify• Identify “Complete Business Objects”

– Historical reference snapshot– Full lifecycle archiving – Examples: Purchase Orders,

Journals, Invoices• Develop post-archive use cases

– Who, what, how? – Retention requirements– SLAs for access

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Classification ExampleApplication

Retention

(Years)

Archiving

Recovery / Access Requirements

Business Object to Archive

GL 7 Yearly Audit; Trend analysis

Ledgers, Journals, fully posted

AP 7 Yearly Audit; Trend analysis

Vouchers, Payments, fully paid and posted

AR 7 Yearly Audit; Trend analysis

Invoices, items

NA Payroll

5 Yearly Audit Paycheck processing data and balances

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Archive• Confirm processing accuracy

– Prevent orphans!

• Evaluate archive administration and controls – Functional condition checks– Application integration– Support for customizations

• Determine operational practices– Frequency of archive– Automated or manual operations– Online or offline

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General Ledger

Archive Account Balances for permanently closed accounting periods by Balance Type (Actual, Budget, Encumbrance)

Accounts Receivable

Archive closed Transactions (other than transactions applied to commitments) posted to General Ledger on or before Cut Off Date

Accounts Payable

Archive fully paid and posted Invoices on or before Last Activity Date

Fixed Assets

Archive Depreciation Expense for given Book and Fiscal Year

Functional Condition Checks Example

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Store• Determine format of archives

– DBMS vs. file • Define hardware targets

– Number of tiers– Types of devices

• Define file management – Across storage tiers– Manual, or integrated storage

controller (IBM Tivoli, Symantec)

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Infrastructure Example

DATADATA

DATADATA

Tier I

Archive Server

CAS OpticalTier III

DATATier II

DATA

DisposalTape

Financials v 11.0.3

Financials v 11.5.10

Supply Chain v 11.0.3

Supply Chain v 11.5.10

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Access• Analyze use cases vs. cost of access

– Goal: match SLA to value to cost– Application independent access– Native application based access

• Communicate access terms & conditions– SLAs– Resource provisioning– Training on access paths

• Retrieve from archive, reload to

temporary environment

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Access Example Access SLAs

Business Object Native Access

Application Independent Access (Standard Reports – On Demand)

Application Independent Access – Queries (24 Hr IT Turnaround)

Delete

Journals (GL) Current – 2Y Years 3 – 5 Years 6 - 10 Year 11

Invoices (AP) Current – 2Y Years 3 – 5 Years 6 - 10 Year 11

Transactions (AR) Current – 2Y Years 3 – 5 Years 6 - 10 Year 11

Purchase Orders (PUR)

Current Year Year 2 Years 3 - 10 Year 11

Costs (BOM) Current – 2Y Years 3 – 5 Years 6 - 10 Year 11

Depreciation Expense (FA)

Current Year Year 2 Years 3 - 10 Year 11

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Dispose• Build cross-functional team

– Business, legal, audit, IT– Business owns data, IT manages

supporting infrastructure• Determine data deletion policies

– Signoff by stakeholders– Which records to delete, and

when• Ensure orderly disposal

– Automated or manual delete– Audit trails

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Optim Unique CapabilityExample:Aged AR Data

S_EVT_ACT

S_ACT_CONTACT

S_CONTACT

S_ACT_ORG

S_ORG_EXT

S_ACT_CAL_RSRC

S_CAL_RSRC

S_ACT_PRDINT

S_PROD_INT

S_PROD_DEFECT

S_ACT_COMM_CTG

S_CTLG_CAT

S_ACT_ORDER

S_ORDER

S_ORDER_ITEM

S_ACT_ASSET

S_ASSET

S_ACTPART_MVMT

S_INVC_ITM_DTL

S_OPTY

S_CAMP_CON

S_CURCYS_SRC

S_PROMO_VISIT

S_USR_MSG

S_PRSP_CONTACT

S_ACT_PROSPECT

S_ADDR_PER S_ADDR_ORG

S_ACTIVITY_ATT S_DOC_AGREE

S_SRV_ACT S_SRV_REQ

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Current Data

Production Database

1-2 yrs.1-2 yrs.

Off-line Retention PlatformCD,Tape,Optical, WORMHP StorageWorks™,NetApp NearStore® SnapLock™,IBM Total Storage® solutions (including the DR550) EMC Centera™.

Off-line Retention PlatformCD,Tape,Optical, WORMHP StorageWorks™,NetApp NearStore® SnapLock™,IBM Total Storage® solutions (including the DR550) EMC Centera™.

Offline Archive

7+ yrs.7+ yrs.

Data Retention Strategies

Archive Compressed

ArchivesCompressed

Archives

Active Historical On-Line On/Near-Line Archive

5-6 yrs.5-6 yrs.

Non DBMSRetention PlatformATA File ServerCenteraDR550Etc.

Non DBMSRetention PlatformATA File ServerCenteraDR550Etc.

Archive Database

3-4 yrs.3-4 yrs.

Optional

Native Access

Archive File ManagementReporting/Query Tools using

ODMCognos, Discoverer,

SQLPLUS, Etc.

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Princeton Softech, an IBM Company

• Proven leader in Enterprise Data Management (EDM):– Data Growth – Retention & Discovery– Data Privacy– Test Data Management – Application Upgrades– Application Retirement

• Solving complex data management issues since 1989• Partnered with major infrastructure and applications

vendors: Oracle, EMC, Symantec, Hitachi and more• 2400 clients worldwide; c. 50% of Fortune 500• 46% of market share, double the competition

(Gartner)• Named a Rising Star Company on Deloitte’s 2006

Technology Fast 500. – Among 25 of the fastest growing technology, media,

telecommunications and life sciences companies in North America

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What is Enterprise Data Management?

• Processes and technology for managing mission critical application data throughout its lifecycle

• Solves business problems:–Data Growth –Retention & Discovery–Data Privacy–Test Data Management –Application Upgrades–Application Retirement

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• Single, scalable, interoperable EDM solution provides a central point to deploy policies to extract, store, port, and protect application data records from creation to deletion

NAS SAN ATA CAS Optical Tape

Windows XP/2000 Solaris HP/UX Linux AIX OS/390 Z/OS i-Series

Oracle SQL Server Sybase Informix DB2 UDB DB 400 IMS VSAM Adabas DB2 z/OS More ….

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Data Growth, Data Privacy, Test Data Management, Application Upgrades, Application Retirement

Enterprise Architecture

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Subset and Mask

• Extract specific business objects for testing– Subsets save space, speed

iterative testing cycles• Mask confidential data to protect

privacy– Support compliance with

government regulations and industry standards (HIPAA,, GLBA, PIPEDA, DDP, PCI)

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Oracle Ebusiness Success Stories

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Proactively managing growth of

transactional data in Accounting, Sales, and Logistics applications before deploying Oracle E-Business Suite to Nordic countries

– Improve the batch and online performance by archiving historical data to improve service levels

– Improving operational efficiencies for daily operations, administration, routine maintenance and upgrades

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

Solution

• Client Value:– Archived 150 GB of historical data

to manage data growth for the BOM, INV, AX, and GL modules and reduced database size by 30%. Plan to implement archiving for OM and AR modules next.

– Reduced time to run 17,000 jobs from 250 hours to 65 hours

– Maintained smaller databases and provided the flexibility for scheduling hundreds of archiving jobs at night and weekends to increase efficiencies for day-to-day operations.

About the Company: Photocopier Manufacturing, $2.2 Billion Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite (OCEAN)

• Challenges:– Improving OCEAN (GL, AP, AR, CM, and

AX) service levels to support an increasing number of global business users by managing continued data growth

– Improving time to deliver new deployments of OCEAN enhancements world wide (India, China, Italy) by improving testing efficiencies

– Reducing storage capacity requirements and reducing time to create and administer 9 clones of the production environment for testing purposes

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite Solution –

Archiving and Test Data Management

• Client Value:– Improved service levels and optimized

database utilization by archiving historical data on a 5-year rolling window to manage continued data growth

– Increased the number of new OCEAN deployments for new countries from 2 to 4 a year by implementing test data management capabilities to improve testing processes

– Reduced storage requirements by 75 percent through archiving to manage the size of production environments and replacing cloning with subsetting to create realistic right-sized development and testing environments

About the Client: Container Shipping, € 5.9 Billion Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Avoiding the painful four consecutive 24-

hour man-days required for the last Oracle E-Business upgrade to 11i and maintaining 24/7 manufacturing operations

– Supporting business growth by taking a proactive approach for managing application data before adding a large manufacturing site that could quadruple the size of the database

– Improving performance levels for AP, GL, FA, INV and WIP processing and reporting by maintaining consistent database size

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

• Client Value:– Projected a significant reduction in

downtime for the next Oracle E-Business upgrade by archiving historical data prior to the upgrade

– Archived historical data to accommodate a new manufacturing site that processes more than 70,000 WIP move transactions a day

– Aligned application performance to meet processing requirements for GL and AP and other modules by implementing database archiving to maintain zero database growth rate

About the Client: Manufacturing, $1.3 Billion Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Mitigating legal and monetary risks

associated with Financial industry regulations to retain historical data for 7 to 10 years

– Implementing an internal mandate to control costs by managing data growth and reducing database size

– Accommodating increased data volumes without having to upgrade from 4 to 16 processors

– Improving service levels for GL, AR, AP and AM processing to ensure timely financial reporting

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite Solution

• Client Value:– Supported compliance initiatives by

archiving historical data and implementing cost-effective tiered storage strategies to keep data accessible

– Achieved the best price/performance ratio mandated by senior management by archiving to keep databases at a manageable size

– Archived historical financial data and maintained capacity requirements at 4 processors indefinitely

– Improved service levels for over 2000 employees to satisfy 24/7 SLAs and ensuring timely online and batch financial reporting

About the Client: Financial Services, € 212 Million Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Improving returns processing for large

retail clients by managing data growth that was affecting Oracle Financials GL, AP and AR reporting

– Proactively managing 300 GB databases that were doubling in size annually and expected to quadruple in size with the addition of new services

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

Solution

• Client Value:– Achieved reporting goals by

archiving historical data to shorten batch processing for timely GL, AP, and AR financial processing

– Easily accommodated the addition of new services by implementing archiving to keep databases at a manageable size and deferred capacity upgrades

About the Client: Retail Software Solutions, Privately Held

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Improving returns processing for large

retail clients by managing data growth that was affecting Oracle Financials GL, AP and AR reporting

– Proactively managing 300 GB databases that were doubling in size annually and expected to quadruple in size with the addition of new services

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

Solution

• Client Value:– Achieved reporting goals by

archiving historical data to shorten batch processing for timely GL, AP, and AR financial processing

– Easily accommodated the addition of new services by implementing archiving to keep databases at a manageable size and deferred capacity upgrades

About the Client: Retail Software Solutions, Privately Held

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Managing the 20 to 25% annual data

growth rate in Oracle E-Business Suite and managing the expected data growth of 40 to 50% in the next year for the projected upgrade from 10.7 to 11i.

– Reducing costs for the additional hardware and storage required to support continued data growth

– Meeting compliance requirements for retaining historical data for 3 to 10 years, while keeping data accessible

– Reducing the time, effort and downtime associated with upgrading Oracle E-Business Financials

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite Solution

• Client Value:

– Controlled data growth by implementing database archiving for Oracle E-Business Suite

– Projected a savings of $2million in IT capacity expansion costs over 5 years, and provided the capability to move archived data to a less expensive storage options

– Supported compliance requirements by providing access to archived data and the capability to report against this data

– Projected a reduced cutover time to upgrade from Oracle E-Business 10.7 to 11i implementation

About the Client: Marketing Services, $1.1 Billion Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Avoiding the painful four consecutive 24-

hour man-days required for the last Oracle E-Business upgrade to 11i and maintaining 24/7 manufacturing operations

– Supporting business growth by taking a proactive approach for managing application data before adding a large manufacturing site that could quadruple the size of the database

– Improving performance levels for AP, GL, FA, INV and WIP processing and reporting by maintaining consistent database size

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

• Client Value:

– Projected a significant reduction in downtime for the next Oracle E-Business upgrade by archiving historical data prior to the upgrade

– Archived historical data to accommodate a new manufacturing site that processes more than 70,000 WIP move transactions a day

– Aligned application performance to meet processing requirements for GL and AP and other modules by implementing database archiving to maintain zero database growth rate

About the Company: Manufacturing, $1.3 Billion Annually

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• Application:– Oracle E-Business Suite

• Challenges:– Proactively managing growth of

transactional data in Accounting, Sales, and Logistics applications before deploying Oracle E-Business Suite to Nordic countries

– Improve the batch and online performance by archiving historical data to improve service levels

– Improving operational efficiencies for daily operations, administration, routine maintenance and upgrades

• Solution:– Optim Oracle E-Business Suite

Solution

• Client Value:– Archived 150 GB of historical data

to manage data growth for the BOM, INV, AX, and GL modules and reduced database size by 30%. Plan to implement archiving for OM and AR modules next.

– Reduced time to run 17,000 jobs from 250 hours to 65 hours

– Maintained smaller databases and provided the flexibility for scheduling hundreds of archiving jobs at night and weekends to increase efficiencies for day-to-day operations.

About the Company:Photocopier Manufacturing, $2.2 Billion Annually

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