SAP XI project - proof of concept

What will be tasks of an XI consultant for a SAP XI project - proof of concept stage.
Thanks,
-Naveen.

Hi Naveen,
As an SAP XI proof of concept...
First you need to understand what what Business System your are integarting or migrating any existing Interfaces in that case...you need to analysis how the interface is developed in that particular Tool..you need to analys the code if and business functionality with the Buiness Analyst and with the endusers..
This will be done usually for set of interfaces but not a single interface as an when the requirements,Business Process list,architecture,Communication plan,logic data model,usecase ...
you need to do design documents  in which you need to explain you interace design and flow of it and design mapping documents for partiuclar inteface...
accoding to the time factor the initial face takes some time but designing document and mapping spec takes around 2 to 4 days
Amaresh

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