Internal implementation of Webcenter

Is anyone aware of an Oracle internal implementation of Webcenter?

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Ideal Time Duration for Payroll International Implementation

Hi Experts,
Can anybody please guide me :
What is the ideal duration for Payoll International implementation along with statutory requirement.
What are the pre requisites for this.
What all additional activities required to be done which were excusive to International Payroll.
Please guide .
Thanks.

Hi,
International payroll with statutory would differ based on the complexity involved in the country norms and pay policies tobe implemented in the schema level.
Realization effort would definitely will be based on the country specific RICEF and PCR modifications to be performed. Else, the project estimation can be made based on any other country implementation for other phases in ASAP.
some of the notes to be kept as a checklist for any payroll implementation are-
1) Clear pay related requirements to be implemented are signed off
2) Testing scenarios identified by the Users, functional consultants as a workshop session
3) Parallel runs of atleast two cycle to be incorporated in the plan for implementation
4) Statutory forms are well designed and tested per the latest SAP release notes
5) Payroll users are trained and tested with the payroll processes
6) FI configurations are well defined with the respective accounts to be considered for various wage types
7) Test some of the end to end scenario for various cities and districts related calculations and different EGs from hiring and processing time, payrollt, posting to payroll and posting to finance
8) Finalising on check print format and consolidated inputs with appropriate testing
9) Bank transfer file to be well tested
10) Reviewing the remuneration statement as pay slips in Portal (PDF format) should be configured and tested

Table Model Internal Implementation

Developers,
As written in the API when constructing a Table you can set CONSTANTS which determine when the Table is resized what behaviour will apply. - eg AUTO_RESIZE_COLUMN.
Can anybody tell me, in view of there being 5 different options, how this is most likely implemented internally. I dont believe there are subclasses which handle drawing based on this constant. I also dont believe that there is a big if - else block.
The reason i want to know this is i have to do something similar and i want to borrow the design ideas used in Table. Obviously i have researched using Tables but i want to know how layout gets done internally.
Thanks.

i doubt very much they would let you see the source.Why would I suggest this if I wasn't able to look at the source code?
I using Apple Mac OS X The JDK source belongs to Sun, not Apple. I have the complete source for the Windows JDK, so I don't see any reason why you don't have it with the Apple JDK.
The code is not located in a single place or method in the JTable class. The code uses a combination of if/else and switch statements.

Antivirus scan implementation for WebCenter Space/UCM upload document

Hi all,
I am trying to find some information how to implement the anti-virus scanning engine in integrated Oracle Content Manager (UCM) in WebCenter Spaces. More specifically, when a user uploading a document in the Document Manager portlet by clicking Upload button, the document is scanned by an anti-virus engine on the server before it saves to the document repository. This functionality can be found in most of the online email services such up Yahoo and Google Mail.
Has anyone in this forum done/investigated such anti-virus scan function?
I know this will need to dig into the Upload "event", to hookup the scanning engine. Does anyone know what jar/war file with the "upload" class or javascript controlling the Upload button?
Thanks in advance.
Johnny
Edited by: johnny.zhang on Jun 9, 2010 7:49 AM

To be honest, i don't think this is something you can do in webcenter itself.
UCM has a quiet good system for hooking into the default behaviour based upon events and so. I believe your answer is their.
Perhaps you can ask this question in the ECM forum below because i think it's more an content server thing than a webcenter thing.
Also, be noticed that you should check the licence of UCM if you are planning in hooking into the events of UCM. THe default licence you get with the webcenter services for UCM is a limited one were you can only use it for webcenter. I don't know if you are allowed to use other components beside the default one installed.

I18n(Multilingual) Implementation in WebCenter Sites

Hi
Can anybody tell me how to implement Multilingual support in Web Center Sites?
In development guide it has been written that we have to create a separate template for each language by setting different language locale.
Is there is any different way for implementing the same by property file or something else.
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks In Advance
Kundan Kumar

Hi.
Try in WebCenter Sites forum: WebCenter Sites
;)

Related documents implementation in webcenter

Hi ,
I am building a webcenter portal , I have a requirement to implement related documents panel or section in most of the pages , which will list all related documents.So i would like to know if there is any out of the box components in webcenter to implement the same or which would be the best approach to implement the same.The documents are all stored in UCM.
Thanks for the help!!

WebCenter Content has a component called RelatedLinks (now, part of Records Management) that you could use. There is a 10g manual that describes this component quite well: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E10316_01/cs/cs_doc_10/documentation/integrator/admin_related_content_10en.pdf
You could, however, also use Links in WebCenter Portal - see http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/webcenter.1111/e10149/links.htm#BEHGCHGG In fact, you might be good to go with the OOTB functionality.
Check it, and if you have more questions, share what your requirements are in detail.

Internal Implementation - Demo Software

Hello all,
We recently become a Nakisa partner and we're trying to do an internal test implementation in order to get knowledge about Nakisa implementation.
To do this, we have downloaded the Nakisa Demo Software 3.0 SP1 (the file named VSN30PreEhP4SP1_0.zip, cause we're running on SAP ECC 6.0 with no EhP), but when we running the t.code SAINT in order to install the Add-on, the system display a dialog box with additionals required components. The components are SAP_APPL 603 and the Add-on SAP_APPL Release 600.
How could we fix this issue? We need to install EhP1 (at least) ?. All documentation is about EhP1-2 and 3 but there is not a documentation about EhP0.
Could someone help us?
Thank very much
Best Regards
Emilio Ciotta

There is a bug in the Add On version for ECC6.0 pre-EhP4 that was originally posted on SMP and (it appears) on the partner portal! Please contact Nakisa's partner email address (I'm sure you must know it) and I'm sure you'll be directed correctly.
I had this on a client site and after an OSS note, a new Add On was issued. I don't know for certain if an update has been posted onto SMP but the update is certainly available and it works! We received it on 3rd June 2011.
Oddly I haven't seen an OSS note appear about this issue yet.
Regards,
Stephen

Anybody know the internal implemention of streaming channel in BlazeDS

Client(localhost:4963) -> Server(localhost:8400)
Server half close the connection between localhost:4963 and localhost:8400.
Client(localhost:4964) -> Server(localhost:8400)
Server pushs the message to client via the channel between localhost:4963 and
localhost:8400.
The above flow is from the sample(Publish/Subscribe Messaging (Data Push Use Case).
My question is how to store the channel(4963 <- 8400) after half-closing it? Which code to handle it in the code base?
Thank you

Not really sure what you mean by "half-closing" and the question you're asking. Can you clarify?

Bw implementation phases

Hi gurus,
In a bw implementation project 5 phases are there.
As a bw consultant in that five phases what is our responcibilities.
points will be assigned.
Thanku

Hi Chinnu,
Phase 1: Upgrade Project Preparation -
The purpose of this phase is to provide initial planning and preparation for your R/3 upgrade project. Although each upgrade project has unique objectives, scope and priorities, the steps in Phase 1 help identify and plan the primary topics that must be considered.
Phase 2: Business Blueprint -
The purpose of this phase is to establish a common understanding in your company about how the new R/3 release will handle your current business processes after the R/3 upgrade.
Phase 3: Realization of DEV and QAS -
The purpose of this phase is to perform the upgrade of all non-production R/3 Systems, which normally include development (DEV) and quality assurance (QAS) systems, and to ensure the quality of this upgrade process by comprehensive testing. You need to upgrade your DEV and QAS systems before performing the upgrade for your production system (PRD). Furthermore, you will develop your end user documentation and training in this phase.
Phase 4: Realization of Production -
The purpose of this phase is to complete the final preparation for the upgrade of the production R/3 System, and end user training, if necessary. On the successful completion of this phase, you are ready to run your business in your upgraded production R/3 System.
Phase 5: Go Live and Support -
The purpose of this phase is the transition from your previous R/3 System to a newly upgraded and improved R/3 System. Be aware that you must set up an ongoing support organization to service your R/3 users, both during the first few days of your upgraded production operations, and on an ongoing basis.
For Roles & Resposibilities:
check these links:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/documentation/BW_ROLES_SKILLS.doc
/people/mary.huang/blog/2005/06/01/bw-project-management-as-a-jigsaw-puzzle
/people/marc.bernard/blog/2005/02/08/follow-me-into-the-world-of-business-intelligence
/people/arunkumar.sampathkumar/blog/2006/09/08/configuring-ep-for-connecting-to-bw
Also check:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv135/html/index.htm
Go through these links:
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-1%20v7.ppt
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-2%20v15.ppt
Standard business content queries, cubes etc. depending on application you can find here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/37/5fb13cd0500255e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Responsibilities of an implementation project...
For ex, Lets say If its a fresh implementation of BI or for that matter you are implementing SAP...
First and foremost will be your requirements gathering from the client. Depending upon the requirements you will creat a business blueprint of the project which is the entire process from the start to the end of an implementation...
After the blue print phase sign off we start off with the realization phase where the actual development happens... In our example after installing the necessary softwares, patches for BI we need to discuss with the end users who are going to use the system for inputs like how they want a report to look like and what are the Key Performance Indicators(KPI) for the reports etc., basically its a question and answer session with the business users... After collecting those informations the development happens in the development servers...
After the development comes to an end the same objects are tested in quality servers for any bugs, errors etc., When all the tests are done we move all the objects to the production environment and test it again whether everything works fine...
The Go-Live of the project happens where the actually postings happen from the users and reports are generated based on those inputs which will be available as an analytical report for the management to take decisions...
The responsibilites vary depending on the requirement... Initially the business analyst will interact with the end users/managers etc., then on the requirements the software consultants do the development, testers do the testing and finally the go-live happens...
BW Data Architect
Description
The BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
The BW Data Architect plays a critical role in the BW project and is the link between the end users business requirements and the data architecture solution that will satisfy these requirements. All other activities in the BW project are contingent upon the data design being sound and flexible enough to satisfy evolving business requirements.
Time Commitment
the time which must be committed to this Role to ensure the project requirements are met
Project Complexity Time Commitment
Low If the BW project utilizes standard BW content and InfoCubes, this role can be satisfied by the BW Application Consultant.
Medium If the BW project requires enhancements to the standard BW content and InfoCubes and/or requires the integration of non-SAP data, this role may require a committed resource.
High If the BW project requires significant modification and enhancement to standard BW content and InfoCubes, it is highly recommended that an experienced resource be committed full-time to the project.
Key Attributes
The BW Data Architect must have:
» An understanding of the BW data architecture
» An understanding of multidimensional modeling
» An understanding of the differences between operational systems data modeling and data warehouse data modeling
» An understanding of the end users data
» An understanding of the integration points of the data (e.g., customer number, invoice number)
» Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills
» Excellent communication skills
» Technical competency in data modeling
» Multi-language skills, if an international implementation
» Working knowledge of the BW and R/3 application(s)
» Experience with Data Modeling application software (i.e., ERWIN, Oracle Designer, S-Designer, etc.)
Key Tasks
The BW Data Architect is responsible for capturing the business requirements for the BW project. This effort includes:
» Planning the business requirements gathering sessions and process
» Coordinating all business requirements gathering efforts with the BW Project Manager
» Facilitating the business requirements gathering sessions
» Capturing the information and producing the deliverables from the business requirements gathering sessions
» Understanding and documenting business definitions of data
» Developing the data model
» Ensuring integration of data from both SAP and non-SAP sources
» Fielding questions concerning the data content, definition and structure
This role should also address other critical data design issues such as:
» Granularity of data and the potential for multiple levels of granularity
» Use of degenerate dimensions
» InfoCube partitioning
» Need for aggregation at multiple levels
» Need for storing derived BW data
» Ensuring overall integrity of all BW Models
» Providing Data Administration development standards for business requirements analysis and BW enterprise modeling
» Provide strategic planning for data management
» Impact analysis of data change requirements
As stated above, the BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
BW Project Implementation and Rollout
Global IDs uses a modified version of the ASAP methodology to ensure a robust BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered. The project milestones include the following:
Blueprinting
Realization
Roll Out
Post-Implementation Support
Organizational Change Management
BW Maintenance
Once the BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered, we can perform the maintenance using both onsite and offsite resources. Our maintenance contracts ensure that the customer can depend on us for:
Troubleshooting and Error Correction
Creation of New Infocubes
Customization of reports
Archiving and Storage
Data Maintenance
Focus
Also Check the below Links:
Check this link for GAP Analysis:
Hope this helps
Regards,
Ravikanth

Change default text in adf faces component in Webcenter Spaces

Hi ,
Here is the link that I found to change the default text in adf faces component. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/49-skin-component-labels-169191.pdf
Scenario is simple :
Taskflow "ABC" is used in webcenter space through imported Library in spaces App. Taskflow "ABC" have the pageFragment "view1" and fragment has a adf table on that page. I was trying to change the "Detach" text using below code in above provided instruction.
{ "af_panelCollection.LABEL_DETACH_TABLE_DLG", "Any name for the Detachable Table" },
{ "af_panelCollection.LABEL_DETACH_TREE_TABLE_DLG", "Any name for the Detachable Tree Table" }
Query/Problem : I did change in the trinidad-skins.xml of DesignWCSpaces app ... redeployed the war.. But the text didn't changed. The above steps worked fine for individual ADF application ... SO what's wrong with implementation on Webcenter Spaces ?

Hi.
Basically you have to do the following:
Create an ADF JAR Library including your Skin (JS, Images, CSS Skin, Resources Bundles and trinidad-skins.xml)
Deploy the ADF JAR Library as Shared-lib in WebLogic.
Include in your weblogic.xml of the WebCenter Portal (Formerly Spaces) deployment via DesignWebCenterSpaces or the new extension the reference to the shared-lib.
Restart WebCenter Portal (Spaces). When starting WebCenter Portal (Spaces) it looks inside of the Classpath for all trinidad-skins.xml files.
Setup your custom skin for a Space and test.
If the Skin is not selectable in the Administration Console then register your new skin downloading/updating/uploading from the MDS the generic-site-resources.xml file of the default scope GUID.
If you still have issues then may I priorize a Blog entry explaining this .
Regards.

Data entry form to submit to a web Service using webcenter

Currently using Jdev 11.1.1.3, but have potential to upgrade to 11.1.1.4 or 5
Most examples I see in the docs is using web services in webcenter is to display data but I need to pass data to a web service to process the data.
Considering ways to show on a webcenter page a data entry form to send the entered data to a web service. Potential ways:
1. Use Omniportlet that is based on a web service and define for each of the fields a parameter mapped to a displayed field. Submit the data to the web service to be processed.
2. Use ADF syntax to create a web service proxy. Create a form with the needed fields, code a managed bean that uses the proxy code to submit the entered data in the form. Place the form on the webCenter page, but the webcenter already have a <af:form>, so a partialSubmit and autoSubmit set to "true" might be needed.
Haven't used either and would greatly appreciate ideas and suggestions.
Thanks

With the omniportlet, you'll also have to test the form and so on :)
My suggestion is indead an extra step but it is more flexible than just creation a DC from a WSDL. I already have done some implementation in Webcenter for web services and i started by just using the DC from a WSDL but soon i noticed that i needed more flexibility. That's why i suggest to create a proxy and create your own layer in front of it. This way you can easily control what you expose to your DC and do some initializations were needed. It offers a great deal of flexibility. That's why i suggest using the proxy + dc instead of wsdl + dc.
When you should decide for migrating to Webcenter PS3, you can even expose datacontrols to your resource catalog. This way you can create your DC in JDeveloper and allow the business users to put the data controls on the page. a realy nice feature.

Roles in implementation

hi,
tell what exactly people do in implementation project.please explain roles clearly.
thanks&regards
anil kumar

Hi,
check these links:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/documentation/BW_ROLES_SKILLS.doc
/people/mary.huang/blog/2005/06/01/bw-project-management-as-a-jigsaw-puzzle
/people/marc.bernard/blog/2005/02/08/follow-me-into-the-world-of-business-intelligence
/people/arunkumar.sampathkumar/blog/2006/09/08/configuring-ep-for-connecting-to-bw
Also check:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv135/html/index.htm
Go through these links:
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-1%20v7.ppt
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-2%20v15.ppt
Standard business content queries, cubes etc. depending on application you can find here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/37/5fb13cd0500255e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Responsibilities of an implementation project...
For ex, Lets say If its a fresh implementation of BI or for that matter you are implementing SAP...
First and foremost will be your requirements gathering from the client. Depending upon the requirements you will creat a business blueprint of the project which is the entire process from the start to the end of an implementation...
After the blue print phase sign off we start off with the realization phase where the actual development happens... In our example after installing the necessary softwares, patches for BI we need to discuss with the end users who are going to use the system for inputs like how they want a report to look like and what are the Key Performance Indicators(KPI) for the reports etc., basically its a question and answer session with the business users... After collecting those informations the development happens in the development servers...
After the development comes to an end the same objects are tested in quality servers for any bugs, errors etc., When all the tests are done we move all the objects to the production environment and test it again whether everything works fine...
The Go-Live of the project happens where the actually postings happen from the users and reports are generated based on those inputs which will be available as an analytical report for the management to take decisions...
The responsibilites vary depending on the requirement... Initially the business analyst will interact with the end users/managers etc., then on the requirements the software consultants do the development, testers do the testing and finally the go-live happens...
BW Data Architect
Description
The BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
The BW Data Architect plays a critical role in the BW project and is the link between the end users business requirements and the data architecture solution that will satisfy these requirements. All other activities in the BW project are contingent upon the data design being sound and flexible enough to satisfy evolving business requirements.
Time Commitment
the time which must be committed to this Role to ensure the project requirements are met
Project Complexity Time Commitment
Low If the BW project utilizes standard BW content and InfoCubes, this role can be satisfied by the BW Application Consultant.
Medium If the BW project requires enhancements to the standard BW content and InfoCubes and/or requires the integration of non-SAP data, this role may require a committed resource.
High If the BW project requires significant modification and enhancement to standard BW content and InfoCubes, it is highly recommended that an experienced resource be committed full-time to the project.
Key Attributes
The BW Data Architect must have:
» An understanding of the BW data architecture
» An understanding of multidimensional modeling
» An understanding of the differences between operational systems data modeling and data warehouse data modeling
» An understanding of the end users data
» An understanding of the integration points of the data (e.g., customer number, invoice number)
» Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills
» Excellent communication skills
» Technical competency in data modeling
» Multi-language skills, if an international implementation
» Working knowledge of the BW and R/3 application(s)
» Experience with Data Modeling application software (i.e., ERWIN, Oracle Designer, S-Designer, etc.)
Key Tasks
The BW Data Architect is responsible for capturing the business requirements for the BW project. This effort includes:
» Planning the business requirements gathering sessions and process
» Coordinating all business requirements gathering efforts with the BW Project Manager
» Facilitating the business requirements gathering sessions
» Capturing the information and producing the deliverables from the business requirements gathering sessions
» Understanding and documenting business definitions of data
» Developing the data model
» Ensuring integration of data from both SAP and non-SAP sources
» Fielding questions concerning the data content, definition and structure
This role should also address other critical data design issues such as:
» Granularity of data and the potential for multiple levels of granularity
» Use of degenerate dimensions
» InfoCube partitioning
» Need for aggregation at multiple levels
» Need for storing derived BW data
» Ensuring overall integrity of all BW Models
» Providing Data Administration development standards for business requirements analysis and BW enterprise modeling
» Provide strategic planning for data management
» Impact analysis of data change requirements
As stated above, the BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
BW Project Implementation and Rollout
Global IDs uses a modified version of the ASAP methodology to ensure a robust BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered. The project milestones include the following:
Blueprinting
Realization
Roll Out
Post-Implementation Support
Organizational Change Management
BW Maintenance
Once the BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered, we can perform the maintenance using both onsite and offsite resources. Our maintenance contracts ensure that the customer can depend on us for:
Troubleshooting and Error Correction
Creation of New Infocubes
Customization of reports
Archiving and Storage
Data Maintenance
Focus
Also Check the below Links:
Hope this helps
****Assign Points If Helpful****
Regards,
Ravikanth

Integrating Adobe CQ5 with Oracle WebCenter/UCM and OIM

Hello, I'm looking for strategies to integrate CQ5 and Webcenter for following areas:
1. Where CQ5 can act as page aggregator and portlets implemented on WebCenter side can be integrated on webpage which resides on CQ5. How the session information from WebCenter can be propagated and maintained in CQ5 side as well?
2. Integrate CQ5 with OIM for security and authentication purpose.
3. Integrate DAM and Oracle UCM for Assests access across DAM and UCM.
Any pointers in this direction would be helpful.
Thanks

Migrate... don't integrate.

Package com.sun.java_cup.internal does not exists

I installed JDK 1.6_27 and jre 1.6_27 on a Windows 7, 64 bit
and fetched Java Code which use to run with java version 1.5_06.We are doing a java update.I am getting the error message
com.sun.java_cup.internal does not exist.
Does that mean my Java is not installed properly?Where to check if java_cup is present in my system or not
Please help
Thanks,

Looks like the developers of that code relied on something that is not part of the official documented Java API (packages that start with java, javax or org). Packages starting with sun or com.sun are Sun proprietary internal implementation packages and as such are not guaranteed to be available from version to version or from Java vendor to Java vendor. So your installation seems ok, but your program is not.

Role of Developer in Implementation

Hi,
Can anyone tell me what does the role of a developer in Implementation project.
Thanks

Hi Pratibha,
Please find the below things what a developer needs to do:
Phase 1: Upgrade Project Preparation -
The purpose of this phase is to provide initial planning and preparation for your R/3 upgrade project. Although each upgrade project has unique objectives, scope and priorities, the steps in Phase 1 help identify and plan the primary topics that must be considered.
Phase 2: Business Blueprint -
The purpose of this phase is to establish a common understanding in your company about how the new R/3 release will handle your current business processes after the R/3 upgrade.
Phase 3: Realization of DEV and QAS -
The purpose of this phase is to perform the upgrade of all non-production R/3 Systems, which normally include development (DEV) and quality assurance (QAS) systems, and to ensure the quality of this upgrade process by comprehensive testing. You need to upgrade your DEV and QAS systems before performing the upgrade for your production system (PRD). Furthermore, you will develop your end user documentation and training in this phase.
Phase 4: Realization of Production -
The purpose of this phase is to complete the final preparation for the upgrade of the production R/3 System, and end user training, if necessary. On the successful completion of this phase, you are ready to run your business in your upgraded production R/3 System.
Phase 5: Go Live and Support -
The purpose of this phase is the transition from your previous R/3 System to a newly upgraded and improved R/3 System. Be aware that you must set up an ongoing support organization to service your R/3 users, both during the first few days of your upgraded production operations, and on an ongoing basis.
For Roles & Resposibilities:
check these links:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/documentation/BW_ROLES_SKILLS.doc
/people/mary.huang/blog/2005/06/01/bw-project-management-as-a-jigsaw-puzzle
/people/marc.bernard/blog/2005/02/08/follow-me-into-the-world-of-business-intelligence
/people/arunkumar.sampathkumar/blog/2006/09/08/configuring-ep-for-connecting-to-bw
Also check:
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv135/html/index.htm
Go through these links:
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-1%20v7.ppt
http://csc-studentweb.lrc.edu/swp/Berg/articles/Managing%20SAP%20BW%20projects%20part-2%20v15.ppt
Standard business content queries, cubes etc. depending on application you can find here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/37/5fb13cd0500255e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Responsibilities of an implementation project...
For ex, Lets say If its a fresh implementation of BI or for that matter you are implementing SAP...
First and foremost will be your requirements gathering from the client. Depending upon the requirements you will creat a business blueprint of the project which is the entire process from the start to the end of an implementation...
After the blue print phase sign off we start off with the realization phase where the actual development happens... In our example after installing the necessary softwares, patches for BI we need to discuss with the end users who are going to use the system for inputs like how they want a report to look like and what are the Key Performance Indicators(KPI) for the reports etc., basically its a question and answer session with the business users... After collecting those informations the development happens in the development servers...
After the development comes to an end the same objects are tested in quality servers for any bugs, errors etc., When all the tests are done we move all the objects to the production environment and test it again whether everything works fine...
The Go-Live of the project happens where the actually postings happen from the users and reports are generated based on those inputs which will be available as an analytical report for the management to take decisions...
The responsibilites vary depending on the requirement... Initially the business analyst will interact with the end users/managers etc., then on the requirements the software consultants do the development, testers do the testing and finally the go-live happens...
BW Data Architect
Description
The BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
The BW Data Architect plays a critical role in the BW project and is the link between the end users business requirements and the data architecture solution that will satisfy these requirements. All other activities in the BW project are contingent upon the data design being sound and flexible enough to satisfy evolving business requirements.
Time Commitment
the time which must be committed to this Role to ensure the project requirements are met
Project Complexity Time Commitment
Low If the BW project utilizes standard BW content and InfoCubes, this role can be satisfied by the BW Application Consultant.
Medium If the BW project requires enhancements to the standard BW content and InfoCubes and/or requires the integration of non-SAP data, this role may require a committed resource.
High If the BW project requires significant modification and enhancement to standard BW content and InfoCubes, it is highly recommended that an experienced resource be committed full-time to the project.
Key Attributes
The BW Data Architect must have:
» An understanding of the BW data architecture
» An understanding of multidimensional modeling
» An understanding of the differences between operational systems data modeling and data warehouse data modeling
» An understanding of the end users data
» An understanding of the integration points of the data (e.g., customer number, invoice number)
» Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills
» Excellent communication skills
» Technical competency in data modeling
» Multi-language skills, if an international implementation
» Working knowledge of the BW and R/3 application(s)
» Experience with Data Modeling application software (i.e., ERWIN, Oracle Designer, S-Designer, etc.)
Key Tasks
The BW Data Architect is responsible for capturing the business requirements for the BW project. This effort includes:
» Planning the business requirements gathering sessions and process
» Coordinating all business requirements gathering efforts with the BW Project Manager
» Facilitating the business requirements gathering sessions
» Capturing the information and producing the deliverables from the business requirements gathering sessions
» Understanding and documenting business definitions of data
» Developing the data model
» Ensuring integration of data from both SAP and non-SAP sources
» Fielding questions concerning the data content, definition and structure
This role should also address other critical data design issues such as:
» Granularity of data and the potential for multiple levels of granularity
» Use of degenerate dimensions
» InfoCube partitioning
» Need for aggregation at multiple levels
» Need for storing derived BW data
» Ensuring overall integrity of all BW Models
» Providing Data Administration development standards for business requirements analysis and BW enterprise modeling
» Provide strategic planning for data management
» Impact analysis of data change requirements
As stated above, the BW Data Architect is responsible for the overall data design of the BW project. This includes the design of the:
» BW InfoCubes (Basic Cubes, Multi-cubes, Remote cubes, and Aggregates)
» BW ODS Objects
» BW Datamarts
» Logical Models
» BW Process Models
» BW Enterprise Models
BW Project Implementation and Rollout
Global IDs uses a modified version of the ASAP methodology to ensure a robust BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered. The project milestones include the following:
Blueprinting
Realization
Roll Out
Post-Implementation Support
Organizational Change Management
BW Maintenance
Once the BW environment is implemented, tested, and delivered, we can perform the maintenance using both onsite and offsite resources. Our maintenance contracts ensure that the customer can depend on us for:
Troubleshooting and Error Correction
Creation of New Infocubes
Customization of reports
Archiving and Storage
Data Maintenance
Focus
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KK.

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