Microsoft BizTalk Server Futures and Roadmap

B SriramProduct Unit ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

PDC09-SVR15

Who uses BizTalk Server?10,000+ Global Customers benefit from using BizTalk Server

23 of 27 EU governments use BizTalk Server to provide government services

81% of the Global 100 are running BizTalk Server

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81%6 6 of the 8 largest U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies use Microsoft BizTalk Server4 4 of the 5 largest U.S. Electronics Parts Manufacturers use Microsoft BizTalk Server

9 of 10 largest U.S. Telecommunications Companies use BizTalk Server

9 of 10

9 of the 10 largest Aerospace and Defense Companies in the U.S. run BizTalk Server9 of 10

5 of the 8 largest U.S. Chemical Companies run Microsoft BizTalk Server54 4 of the 5 largest Railroads in the U.S. run Microsoft BizTalk Server

9 of the 10 largest Insurance Companies in the World run Microsoft BizTalk Server9

Agenda> BizTalk as a part of application server

stack> Intro & recap of BizTalk today> What is ahead for BizTalk> Demos> Release roadmap> Q & A

SERVICESSERVERS

Developer Tools

Programming Model

Application Services

Relational Database

Operating System

Systems Management

Applications

SWIFT

HL7Main Frame

EDI

What does BizTalk Server do?

Dynamics CRM

SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft

RFID

Windows SharePoint

Server

Pipelines

Orchestrations

Rules

Schemas

.NET Framework

BizTalk Runtime

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BAM

Adapters

RFID

EDI

Transactions

Accelerators

Maps

Ports

BizTalk Server 2009- Adapter Pack 2.0- EDI Enhancements- ESB Toolkit 2.0BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1 Beta

BizTalk Server Roadmap: todayCommitted to innovation in Integration

Available now 2010 Future

• ~10 years, 10,000+ customers• 6th release• Regular updates 18-24 months

Where do we go from here?BizTalk is mission-critical for Enterprises> Platform support

> Windows, SQL Server and Visual Studio> Windows Workflow Foundation> Common Application Model

> Productivity> Ease of use in transformation> Trading Partner Management> Out of box connectivity

> Enterprise Capabilities> Enterprise Service Bus> Enterprise manageability> Low latency scenarios

BizTalk Server 2009 R2

announcing

Announcing BizTalk Server 2009 R2Part of the AppFabric “2010 Wave”

Platform Support• Visual Studio 2010• Windows Server 2008 R2• SQL Server 2008 R2

Productivity Improvements• Single dashboard to apply and manage performance parameters• Out-of-the-box support for Event Filtering and Delivery (RFID)• PowerShell access to management tasks• New SCOM object model to better reflect BizTalk artifacts

B2B Scenarios Made Easy• Mapper enhancements to make complex mapping easier to create and

maintain• FTPS to provide secure transactions between businesses• Updated B2B accelerators for latest protocol versions

Mapper enhancements in BizTalk Server 2009 R2

B SriramProduct Unit ManagerBizTalk Server

demo

Demo: Mapping large schemas > Preview of what is in development:

build from last week> Visual Studio 2010 integration> Reducing clutter> Relevance tree> Auto-scroll of map surface> Move to page> Search

BizTalk Server 2009- Adapter Pack 2.0- EDI Enhancements- ESB Toolkit 2.0BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1 (Beta)

BizTalk Server 2009 R2- Platform Support- Productivity improvements- B2B scenarios made easyBizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1

BizTalk Server Roadmap

Available now 2010 Future

BizTalk powered by AppFabric

Trading Partners

EventsDevices

IBM Mainfra

me

Oracle

SAP

Applications

EAI ESB B2B

Enterprise Connectivity for AppFabric

Deep Platform Alignment

Server-Service symmetry

AppFabric

Hosting Workflow services in BizTalk ServerPreview of prototype under investigation

B SriramProduct Unit ManagerBizTalk Server

demo

BizTalk and Workflow: Demo RecapWorkflow support for BizTalk developer> Integral part of BizTalk Project system> Hosted in BizTalk ServerIntegration capabilities for .NET developers> Workflow activity for map> Data contract transformationIntegral part of AppFabric> Low latency scenarios> Ease of deployment

BizTalk Server 2009- Adapter Pack 2.0- EDI Enhancements- ESB Toolkit 2.0BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1 Beta

BizTalk Server 2009 R2- Platform Support- Productivity improvements- B2B scenarios made easyBizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1

BizTalk Server vNext- Enterprise connectivity for AppFabric- Deep platform alignment- Server-service symmetry

BizTalk Server Roadmap

Available now 2010 Future

Key Takeaways> BizTalk is Microsoft’s Integration Server> BizTalk has a strong roadmap ahead

> continued investments in making integration enterprise ready yet simple

> BizTalk will use innovations in AppFabric while preserving your investments

Continue to build your integration solutions using BizTalk Server

Additional SessionsSVR15 Microsoft Applications Server Technologies: Present &

FutureTuesday, 1:30PM Completed

SVR16 Connecting Applications with the Microsoft BizTalk Enterprise Service Bus Toolkit

Tuesday, 4:30 515B

FT55 Developing REST Applications with the .NET Framework Wednesday, 11:30 Hall E-151

FT17 Spice Up Your Applications with WF 4 Wednesday, 1:30 515A

FT04 Windows Workflow Foundation 4 from the Inside Out Wednesday, 3:00 515A

CL06 Networking and Web Services in Silverlight Wednesday, 3:00 Hall E-151

FT26 Scaling Your Data Tier with Windows Server AppFabric

Wednesday, 4:30 502A

FT13 What’s New for Windows Communication Foundation 4 Thursday, 10:00 Petree Hall D

FT14 Workflow Services and Windows Server AppFabric Thursday, 11:30 Petree Hall D

FT27 Application Server Extensibility with Windows Server AppFabric and.NET 4

Thursday, 1:45 Petree Hall D

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