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김 훈DirectorBusiness Development / Consulting
Oracle Korea
고객,기업,공급망의
E-Business Integration 전략
Agenda
� 기업환경의 변화
� Application market 의 흐름
� 통합된 기업정보 시스템
� 오라클 E - Business Suite 의 장점
Market Trends Drive Challenges...
ChallengesOperate and compete in a global economywith increased competition
Cope with rising customer expectations
Provide increasingly complexproducts and services
Sell and service consistently through diverse channels
Reduce Costs using the InternetImproving profitability
Information chaos
The Market is Changing
Goal:
Run Your Business as an E-Business
The Conventional Approach -- Kit Assembly
MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
U.S.U.S.AsiaAsia MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
EuropeEuropeMarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
Kit Complexity Worsens with Global Operations
U.S.U.S.
MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
FranceFrance
MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
JapanJapan
MarketingMarketing
Web StoreWeb Store
SalesSales
ServiceService
OrderOrderMgmtMgmt
FinancialsFinancials
HRHR
ManuManu--facturingfacturing
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ProjectProjectManagementManagement
Kit Complexity Worsens with Global Operations
Application vendors across Technology ErasApplication vendors across Technology Eras
70-80’s 90’s 00’s
Internet Internet Client/ServerClient/ServerMainframe Mainframe
23 out-of-business
(1000’s customers damaged)
SAP R/3JDE OneWorld
Top 25apps.vendors
Top 5 vendors
SAP: trying to reinvent itselfPeopleSoft: survival modeJDE: struggling. Out of E-businessBaan: sold on May 2000
OraclePeopleSoft
Oracle E-Business SuitePeopleSoftNiche players.com’s
Few vendors survive technology eras
The Baan experience
Matrix andBeologicNov. 1997 Hyperion
April 1997Never soldoutside USA !!
BaanBaan
Functionality Functionality is not as solid asis not as solid as
Baan claimsBaan claims
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2
Process Process manufacturingmanufacturing
FinancialFinancial
Production Production synchronization andsynchronization and
schedulingscheduling
AntalysDec. 1996
CustomersCustomersmgmt. and salesmgmt. and sales
force automation force automation
Aurum. May 1997Price: $250MBaan benef 96: $45 M
ConfiguratorConfiguratorBudgetsBudgets
Probe Software1993
Pillar
BerclainJune 1996
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* : Purchase** :Joint-venture***: Venture investment
FinancialFinancialCODAFebruary 1998Price: $86.6M
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ServicesServices
AstrumJune 1998
Sales ForceSales ForceAutomationAutomation*
HumanHumanResourcesResources
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Meta 4Jan. 1998
Ley GmbH = Workflow. September 98 / Caps Logistics: Warehousing and Transportation. September 98
CODA SoldApril 2000Price: $31M
April 2000, Meta4 Sold, Price $ 21 M
Ed Black, Aberdeen Group, in Users Frustrated by Lack of Baan VDetails, Computerworld, May 19, 1997. Baan needed to make acquisitions to shore up holes in its products.
Gartner Group. February 23, 1998.Enterprises looking to purchase either Baan’s or Coda’s currentfinancialshould protect themselves contractually againsttechnological or functional disruptions
The Red Herring magazine. August 1998.At the strategic level, there are questions about how Baan isintegrating its recent acquisitions:
Its Antalys purchase is widely considered disappointingBaan was unsuccessful in building its own financial componentand, because its joint venture with Hyperion didn’t work out,acquired CodaThe need to rewrite all of Aurumcode has made that acquisitionmore painful than anticipated
Quotes about Baan acquisitions
Baan experience
Forced to grow or disappear, Baan tried to achieve too much at the
same time taking high risks for the company and its customers
Twelve companies Acquired / Joint Ventures since 1996:
Each product has a different architecture and technology
Ex: Baan Web toolkit? Aurum Web Track? Hyperion Spider-Man?
Baan had to re-write with BaanTools and integrate the products
Migrate the products to the supported databases and maintain them
. . . CRM companies also need to grow and extend theirfunctionality. They are much smaller than Baan and arefollowing the same path.
History repeats itself !!
Back OfficeCenter of gravitySAP : FinancialBaan: ManufacturingPeopleSoft: HRSSA: Manufacturing
DevelopmentAcquisitionsFew vendors5 years
Back Office Suite
IntegrationsCustomizations
Customer Solution
+
Front Office
Point SolutionsSiebel: SFABroadvision: E-CommerceKana: E-mailE.piphany: Marketing
DevelopmentAcquisitionsAlliancesFew vendors
Front Office Suite
Front OfficeIntegrationsFront/Back OfficeIntegrationsCustomizations
Customer SolutioneBusinessSuite
Vendor path Customer path
Only Oracle is ready with an E-Business Suite
Vendor path Customer path
Solution PathSolution Path
Business IntelligenceBusiness Intelligence
eBusinesseBusiness Platform PlatformCommon Application Architecture & SchemaCommon Application Architecture & Schema
MarketingMarketing SalesSales ServicesServices
Supply ChainSupply Chain ProcurementProcurement FinancialFinancial
ProjectsProjects SEMSEM Human ResourcesHuman Resources
Oracle Niche vendors
Point SolutionPoint Solution Point SolutionPoint Solution
Grow
. . . or the likes
What ’s going on in the Application Market
As customers recognize the power ofsystems that use information from allparts of the enterprise and automatecrossing organizational boundaries,stand-alone CRM apps. will find itharder to retain market share .
CRM apps. will be sold as part ofenterprise software suites that integrate
front and back offices rather thanindependent stand alone front-office
products .
Customer Relationship Management Software Report1998-2003. AMR, 1999
AMR Research Report on Enterprise Applications. March 2000
You cant avoid it - CRM Success Demands Frontand Back-Office Integration.
Unless companies integrate their front and backoffices,they willfail to harvest the full benefit of
CRM strategies.
Some of the most important information acustomer needs is often locked up in back-office
systems
Workflowsand information flowscross boundariesas customer-oriented process prevail.
ERP vendors are straining to deliver CRM, one ofthe CRM vendors has built or acquired back-office
functionality .
What ’s going on in the Application Market
Our Front/Back Office are now running together
I see five I m sorry,there are only three
The customer credit is exceeded It was, they just paid.You can take the order
I didn’t expect such results after all the integration effortOur customers are starting to complain about our internal segmentation
Everyone Shares Information
공통의 문제점은?
Integration!
Requisitions
Financials
Human Resources
Supply Chain
Exchanges
Marketing/Campaign Mgmt.
Sales Force Automation
Kit vs. Suite
Service
E-mail Management
Web Store
E-Business Suite
통합의 문제점
� Business requirement– Unified customer view
– Front and back office integration
– Single instance of information
� 전략적 통합의 문제– 중장기 관점의 고객의 필요성
– 통합시의 기능 저하의 문제
– Technology updates (version up & etc.)
통합의 문제점 (계속)
� Vendor Integration Issues– Alliances� 협력관계의 문제점 (예: data model ownership)
– Acquisitions� 다른 vision, 업무관행, data model 등을 통합할
때의 문제점
통합의 문제점 (계속)
� 통합의 유형과 방법– Batch vs. real-time interfaces
– Interface workflows
– Depth of integration
– Underlying architecture
– 통합의 방법
Enterprise Application Integration Defined
The coordination and synchronization ofmultiple, heterogeneous applications, within andbetween enterprises
Why integrate applications?Global, Consolidated View
Automate Business Processes
Reduce Process Latency
Enterprise Application Integration
A $40 billion problem ($60 billion in 2001).IDC (1997)
...accounts for 40% of IT budgets.Forrester Research (1997)
. messaging infrastructure will become theengine for mission-critical interpersonal andapplication communications....
Meta Group (May, 96)
ERP and CRM Integration PointsBased on the document thataccompanies the Key BusinessFlows, this table shows thenumber of integration pointsbetween CRM modules and non-CRM applications for the keybusiness flow processes thatoccur in CRM enabled businesses
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TOTALCall Center 3 3Charges 2 2Collections 7 2 9Contracts 1 1Customer Intelligence 9 2 1 12Depot Repair 2 1 1 1 2 4 11Foundation 3 3iCenter 3 3iMarketing 1 1iPayment 1 2 3Marketing 1 1Mobile Field Service 1 1Network Elements 0Network Logistics 1 2 2 1 2 1 9Number Portability 4 1 4 9Number Registration Center 0Order Capture 1 5 1 2 1 1 2 3 8 24Provisioning 1 1Sales for Comms 8 1 3 3 4 19Sales Online 1 1Scheduler 1 1Service for Comms 2 2Spares Management 12 12Support 1 1 2Telesales 1 6 2 1 1 11
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Integration Integration 비용비용
CRM PROJECTCOST DRIVERSCRM PROJECTCOST DRIVERS
DIRECTCOST DRIVERS
DIRECTCOST DRIVERS
INDIRECTCOST DRIVERS
INDIRECTCOST DRIVERS
SOFTWAREACQUISITIONSOFTWARE
ACQUISITIONINTERFACE
DEVELOPMENTINTERFACE
DEVELOPMENTIMPLEMENTATION
CONSULTANCYIMPLEMENTATION
CONSULTANCY
INTERFACEMAINTENANCE
INTERFACEMAINTENANCE
TECHNOLOGYUPGRADE
TECHNOLOGYUPGRADE
ONGOINGOPERATIONS
ONGOINGOPERATIONS
one-time costs
ongoing costs
OPPORTUNITYCOST
OPPORTUNITYCOST
PROCESSCHANGE
PROCESSCHANGE
PROJECTRISK
PROJECTRISK
CRMFUNCTIONALITY
CRMFUNCTIONALITY
VENDORMANAGEMENT
VENDORMANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGYLEADERSHIP
TECHNOLOGYLEADERSHIP
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strategic drivers
초기의 직접 비용
� Software Acquisition (제품 구입 비용)
– Application license, Infrastructure platform software licenses ( operating systems, databases etc.)
� Implementation Consultancy
– 고객의 요구를 맞추기 위한 현재 업무 프로세스 분석
– Customization
– Implementation planning for installation and roll-out
– Data migration - 정제, 통합, 이관
� Interface Development
– Analysis, build and test of interfaces
진행 과정의 직접 비용
� Interface Maintenance
– Enhancement of Interface as required by users
– Upgrade of interface to comply with software and hardware upgrades
� Technology Upgrade
– Application and platform software upgrade to comply with technology upgrades
� Ongoing Operations
– Processing - standard costs and incremental costs of running interface jobs(for batch processing) and data hygiene routines
– Resource - required to support applications and infrastructure(e.g. DBA, Operation support staff)
기술적인 간접 비용
� Opportunity Cost (기회비용)– Until the system is fully operational, a number of
opportunities would be lost(or not exploited to full potential) due to sub-optimal CRM capability
� Process Change– Consultancy - design of new business process, key
performance indicators and organizational structures
– Organizational - 교육 연수 비용, 신규채용/ 조직의재정비에 따른 생산성저하
� Project Risk– The scale and complexity of the project
– 성공할 확률이 떨어짐으로 인한 사내의 지원이 약화됨
– 프로젝트중 비용/리스크가 커질 가능성이 매우 높음
전략적 간접비용
� CRM Functionality– CRM 전략에 따른 추가 비용 (예: Web store/ Call center/
On-line credit processing / Link to Fulfillment mechanism)
� Vendor Management– 한 공급자 vs. 다수의 공급자
� Technology Leadership– 선진기술의 사용을 결정하기 전에 비용/효과 분석이
선행되어야 함
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E-Business Suite 11iComplete and Simple
100% Internet / Architecture
100% internet
Proven scaleable thin-client solution that uses no proprietary software onthe desktop and works through httpStandard ToolsIts the platform
Component architecture
UI extensibility (plug in your own bean)Business components and APIs.
Workflow driven
Architected integration - NOT pieces stitched together
Enabling global operations -- built around features of 8.1.6 (partitioning,parallel DML, CBO) that provide high availability, reliability andscalability
Single Oracle Technology Stack
Forms BasedOracle 8 i
Architected around featureslike CBO, OPS etc.11i utilizesJserver, spatialandintermedia
Servlet /OJSP based applicationserverForms 6i Reports 6i Discoverer 3i Workflow 2.5
Servlets /Java Server Pages (JSP)
PLSQL/Java ProceduresIIOP
OCI/JDBC
SQL - RelationalExtended Object Types
Messaging API - JMS
Security - SSL
PresentationLogic
BusinessLogic
PlatformServices
Data Access
Data
Internet Platform
The New Customer ModelHallmarks
Support the B2B/B2C markets in one architecture
Introduce the concept of Party - which may be a Person,Organization , Group of Persons/Organization or a Relationship
Party concept applicable to Customers and Contacts (in future tovendors and employees)
Provide Best-of-Breed modeling capability to mirror real-worldrelationshipsbetween/amongst parties - complex, multi-tier , multi-org, matrix/hierarchical etc.
Represent current and historical relationshipsfor real customerknowledge.
Eliminate data redundancy (e.g. locations) through exemplaryschema design
Simple UI/APIs that hide underlying complexity.
Customer Model - Hierarchy
John
Chris Laura
JanetTom
One Parent Only
No Non-Hierarchical Relationships
Product 1 Product 2
John
Chris Laura
JanetTom
AnneMary
Supports Multiple Parents
Supports Non-Hierarchical Relationships
The New Customer Model - Example
Time Warner
AT & T
AT&TSolutions
AT&TLong Distance
AT&TWireless
ConAgra Hunt Wesson
Mary Smith
John Smith
Bill Jones
StrategicPartner of
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Employee Of (1997 onwards)
Spouse Of
ReportsTo
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Subsidiaryof
MattSmith
CharlieSmith
Par
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Colorado Country Club
Member Of
BritishTelecom
Employee Of1990-1997
The New Customer Model - Benefits
-.Party Concept - Single model for all typesB2B/B2C/B2B2C ...
-.Single Source of Truth-.Realize ofCRMs founding principles
Know Thy Customer - framework for capturingcustomer knowledgeTreat Them Differently - leverage captured
knowledge for 1:1 Relationship & Personalization
-.Extensible to Single Enterprise Model -Customer, Vendors, Employees etc.
E-Business Foundation
Foundation is ...Foundation is ...
Basic application utility objectsused by all CRM apps e.g.Universal Work Queue,Interaction History, Tasks,Calendar, etc.Infrastructure that enables E-Business/CRM to beintegrateableA set of architectural base forapps
It is important because...It is important because...
provides the corelayer/glue upon which allapps are builtbuilt once and rightExcel competition - itemby item, feature for featurefacilitates applications tofocus on business processfunctionality
Consolidate Your Business Information
1 CompleteDatabase
100 FragmentedSystems
� Better information at lower cost
Customer Customer ServiceService
Call CenterCall Center
Direct SalesDirect Sales
Web StoreWeb Store
Indirect SalesIndirect SalesChannelChannel
EnterpriseEnterpriseApplicationsApplications
Self ServiceSelf ServiceApplicationsApplications
BusinessBusinessIntelligenceIntelligence
ApplicationsApplications
Supply ChainSupply ChainMgmtMgmt
ProcurementProcurement
Customer-side In-side Supply-side
Oracle E-Business Suite
Customers & PartnersMarketingSalesServiceE-mail Center
Order Management & LogisticsOrder Management for E-BusinessAdvanced Pricing & PromotionsGuided SellingStreamlined Fulfillment
SuppliersInternet ProcurementExchangesInternet Supply Chain Management
Customer and Supplier E-Business
Oracle Exchange Platform & e-Hub
An open collaborative B2B exchange
OMB
XML
Gateway
Portal
ExchangeMarketplace
ProductDevelopment
Exchange
ProjectsExchange
LogisticsExchange
Supply ChainExchange
Oracle 8iOracle iASOracle Workflow
Intelligence
Self-service user
Professional user
Adapters (fornon-Oracle ERPintegration)
Oracle ERP
Software CDSoftware CD
Conventional Conventional ImplementationImplementation
HostedHosted
BusinessBusiness OnLineOnLine
Internet ServicesInternet Services
SalesOnlineSalesOnline.Oracle.com.Oracle.comOracleExchangeOracleExchange.com.com
Identical Software CodeIdentical Software CodeIdentical Software Code
Software Delivery: More Options
질문 / 요청 사항
� Public internet 을 이용하여 Demo 가 가능합니까?
� 여러 채널로 (Web, 전화, e-mail, mobile 등routing)주문을 받으면서 동시에
– ATP, pricing 알려주고
– 선적 준비를 시키며,
– 자재를 발주하며,
– 해당 마케팅 campaign의 예산대비 실적과 ROI 를update 하고,
– 고객의 충족되지 않은 서비스 요청사항을 확인하며,
– 대리점 혹은 영업사원의 커미션을 계산하며,
– 해당영업사원의 실적과 성과분석을 update 할 수있습니까?
E-Business Suite 11iComplete and Simple
Source: Dream Societyby Rolf Jensen
수렵 /채취사회수렵 /채취사회
농경 사회농경 사회
산업사회산업사회
정보사회정보사회
Dream society -꿈과 감성을 파는
사회
Dream society -꿈과 감성을 파는
사회
생산성
복잡성
기업문화와 기업정보 시스템
Source: Dream Society by Rolf Jensen
기업문화와 CRM
마케팅 전문가들은
소비자들이 먼저 감성으로 사고
나중에 이성으로 합리화 한다고
말한다.