on 02-15-2007 10:40 AM
I understand SOA and I have read a lot of documents regarding SOA.
Have to explain it now but I need elements .Can someone explain me why MDM is SOA?
Thanks
Hi, Stan,
MDM System with all of it's components (information system, staff, rules and procedures ) is a standalone component of Enterprise Information Architecture. It's mission is delivering high quality master data services to any interested party - information systems, users, business logic modules etc, thus it's <b>service-oriented</b>
Examples of services that Master Data Management System can offer are:
- access to master data
- search for master data
- changing master data
- creation of master data
- retrieving master data key mapping information
- replication of master data
Most of these services are available as Web Services in current release of SAP MDM
Regards,
Vadim
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Hi Stan,
if you do central MDM, MDM does become the leading source for Master Data. This way, in a SOA, you WebServices will call on MDM if they need master data info (like the invoice address, for example).
In a heterogenous system landscape, many system hold master data and use them for their own purposes. But MDM within SOA makes that unnecessary.
Hope this helps,
Christiane
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