ROSETTANET

CmpE 494 Technology Presentation

Prepared by: S. Betl Ceran

Feyza Merve Ik
What is RosettaNet?
Basically a B2B (business to business)
communication protocol providing;
An easy and efficient way of conducting
e-business.
A common language for interaction of
business processes.
A set of standards for global supply chain.
RosettaNet-complaint business processes.
Integration of e-business & Internet.
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What does RosettaNet do?

Creation of
standard
business
processes
Automation
of the
interaction
among
trading
partners
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Why RosettaNet ? EDI vs. RosettaNet

EDI (Electronic Data RosettaNet

Interchange) Extensive use of
Start of e-business business processes
Document exchange over the protocol to
between companies achieve an efficient
Not applicable by interaction.
small or medium Automation of more
sized companies due processes at the
to its high cost
same time
Batch-processing of
Provides also real-
interactions
time processing

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Why RosettaNet ? ebXML vs. RosettaNet

RosettaNet makes use of ebXML to create

standard business processes.
ebXML RosettaNet
Defines general Enables the use of
standards, not specific standards
specific to any thereby making a
business (i.e. thorough
horizontal coverage (i.e.
standards) vertical
standards)

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Implementation Overview
RosettaNet defines standards for B2B communication
and business processes.
Public processes are
defined according to
RosettaNet standards in
order to eliminate the
cost of defining different
processes for each
partner .
Private Processes are
web services.

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RosettaNet Standards

RosettaNet Standards serve a robust,

reliable, nonproprietary e-business
solutions.
Partner Interface Process (PIP)
The RosettaNet Implementation Framework
(RNIF)
RosettaNet Dictionaries (RNBD, RNTD)

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Partner Interface Processes(PIPS)
PIPs are specialized system-to-system, XML-
based dialogs.
The hierarchy b/w business process structures:
Cluster Segment PIP Activity Action
CLUSTER 3: Order Management
Segment A: Quote and Order Entry
PIP 3A1: Request Quote
Activity: Request Quote
Action: Quote Request Action
Action: Quote Confirmation

Seven types of clusters defined by PIPs.

1. Partner Product and Service Review
2. Product Information
3. Order Management
4. Inventory Management
5. Marketing Information Management
6. Service and Support
7. Manufacturing

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An Analogy b/w Human & Server Business
Exchanges and the Role of RosettaNet

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Partner Interface Processes(PIPS)

Each PIP consists of three main parts:

1. Business Operation View (BOV)

2. Functional Service View (FSV)
3. Implementation Framework View (IFV)

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RosettaNet Implementation
Framework (RNIF)
RNIF packages, routes and transfer all
PPI messages and signals between end
points.
RosettaNet currently supports HTTP and
SMTP transfer protocols.
RosettaNet networked application
protocol send/receive Business
Messages.

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An Analogy b/w Human & Server Business
Exchanges and the Role of RosettaNet

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RNIF operation scheme

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The RosettaNet Business Message

All trading partners

understand business
messages by the use
of RNIF.

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RosettaNet Dictionaries

RosettaNet defines a common terminology

for e-business communication. Three main
types of dictionaries:
RosettaNet Business Dictionary (RNBD)
RosettaNet Technical Dictionary (RNTD)
RosettaNet Dictionary & Library Model
Specification

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An Analogy b/w Human & Server Business
Exchanges and the Role of RosettaNet

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Additional RosettaNet Standards

PIP Directory make us access faster

needed PIP information.

Trading Partner Implementation

Requirements enable end points to
request and respond RosettaNet PIPs
without integration.

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