This presentation is for Business Users to understand how they can access SAP within the Lotus Notes client

1. Pascal De Mulder Executive Collaboration Consultant - IBM SouthWest Europe Software by IBM® and SAP® Access SAP Information and Processes from IBM Lotus Notes

6. Moving from it interrupts their workflow and introduces opportunities for distraction. Instant Messaging E-mail, Calendar, Contacts Documents, Presentations, Spreadsheets Social networking –blogs, mashups, activities Personal content library Feeds, My Widgets, Live Text Collaborative and business applications Business User’s Inbox is a Catalyst for Productivity

9. Ensure rapid adoption and minimal training for end users Add functionality needed for each unique business user group Rapid Deployment Extensibility Familiar Working Environment Deliver SAP information and applications into Lotus Notes to improve productivity Alloy Executive Summary

10. Familiar Working Environment

15. Rapid Deployment

16. IBM Lotus Notes Client IBM Lotus Domino Mail Servers Alloy TM Software by IBM and SAP SAP Business Suite SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse IBM Lotus Notes Alloy Add-on IBM Lotus Domino Server SAP NetWeaver Application Server (J2EE) SAP Alloy Add-On Alloy 1.0 Architecture

17. Intuitive Design Build on what Notes users know and expect Side bar adjusts to current user context Simple action buttons for decision maker Embedded directly into calendar, e-mail One-click collaboration

18. Extensibility

24. Sales Approval Workflow Manager can make decision right from Lotus Notes Contextual Information Details Contextual Collaboration

26. Alloy System Prerequisites for v1.0

27. Q1/2009 Target Q4/2010 Alloy v1.0 -Reporting & Analytics -Workflow Approval Pattern - Leave Request - Trip Request Alloy 2.0 -Event/Alert Framework to enable solutions - Frameworks to enable industry specific solutions -Contact management -Calendar management - Business Analytics - Further Lotus portfolio integration: ST, Activities, Symphony, Quickr - Unstructured activity management in support of processes - Read only access to business data for unlicenced delegate - Additional mobile device support - Languages - Platforms - Server: AIX, Linux (tbd) - Client: Mac, Linux (tbd) Disclaimer - roadmap is subject to change without notice Q1 / 2010 Post Alloy 1.0.1 additional capabilities e.g. - RIM supports Alloy - Additional sample customization's (open NTF) - Key reports pre-packaged from SAP - Alloy's exploitation Live Text and Widgets - Notes 8.5.x support Q3/2009 Alloy 1.0.1 - Data Consistency Checker - Clustering support - Notes 8.5 Support Future Directions for Alloy by IBM and SAP

28. For more information, visit ibm.com /software/lotus/alloy

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