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Interoperability with MfgProSeamless connectivity and automation Bio Héctor Torres More than ten years experience in Progress and MfgPro MfgPro Technical Consultant MfgPro Implementation and Support MfgPro development Solution Architect MfgPro Development MfgPro Integration Project Management Johnson Controls, IncCompany Profile Founded in 1885 More than 1,300 locations worldwide Milwaukee, WI Three divisions: Automobile Experience Power Solutions Building Efficiency Fiscal 2007 was the 61st consecutive year of sales increases, the 17th consecutive year of earnings increases and the 32nd successive year of dividend increases. Dividends have been paid consecutively since 1887. Johnson Controls, IncMfgPro Installation – Automotive Group NA 120 MfgPro eB2 SP1 Instances sharing one code base Over 1400 MfgPro users Around 70 in-house-developed interfaces handling 3-5 Million messages per day Integration team manages and monitors more than 800 queues created to support MfgPro interfaces Close to 85% of Production Issues reported today are related to MfgPro interfaces 81.9% of the MfgPro development completed on ‘07 was Interface-related Interface Architecture Diagram Problem Definition Problem Statement MfgPro integration layer is deficient, limited, and unreliable, which represents a challenge meeting customer demands. Solution Requirements Provide global solution that brings stability, flexibility and scalability to MfgPro’s Integration layer Reduction of up to 70% on production support time spent with Integration-related issues Streamline development by using “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG) tools Reduce troubleshooting time and increase proactiveness by using monitoring tools and dashboard indicators Solution Expectations Standardization of MfgPro’s integration layer Facilitates code development ? Efficiency Enables MfgPro team to provide solutions for most integration needs ? Scaling Transparency Provides a common roadmap in-