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Business activity monitoring, or BAM, provides real-time business intelligence by capturing data as it flows through a business system. By using BAM, you can monitor a business process in real time and generate alerts when the process needs human intervention. Pro Business Activity Monitoring in BizTalk 2009 focuses on Microsoft's BAM tools, which provide a flexible infrastructure that captures data from Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation, .NET applications, and BizTalk Server.
This book shows why BAM is an important component of any�business intelligence�strategy because it bridges the gap between�business intelligence�and business process management.
- Part One of the book covers the basics of BAM. It teaches you how to install BAM, and then it leads you through a complete but simple project to capture data from a WCF service
- Part Two of the book describes the BAM tool set. It shows you how to define the data that is captured by BAM, wire up a BizTalk application for BAM, and view BAM data using the BAM Portal
- Part Three of the book focuses on monitoring applications written in WCF or WF. It also shows you how to use the BAM API
- Part Four of the book covers advanced topics in BAM. These topics include integrating BAM with Microsoft's BI stack, creating relationships between BAM activities, managing BAM servers, and monitoring BizTalk applications using BAM
This book contains numerous exercises to help you learn BAM. Source code for the samples is available from Apress.com.
For many CIOs,�business intelligence�is at the�top of their priority lists. Learn why with Pro Business Activity Monitoring in BizTalk 2009.
- Sales Rank: #2288823 in Books
- Brand: Brand: Apress
- Published on: 2009-07-19
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.25" h x .88" w x 7.01" l, 1.30 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 320 pages
- ISBN13: 9781430219149
- Condition: New
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About the Author
Jeff Sanders is a group manager/solution architect with Avanade in the East region of the U.S., where he focuses on BizTalk, SharePoint Server, WCF, WF, and .NET, and reducing complexity. Avanade is a global IT consultancy specializing in applied solutions based on the Microsoft enterprise platform and is co-owned by Accenture and Microsoft. Jeff speaks at local and regional user groups and code camps. He was a cowriter of the BizTalk 2006 R2 Microsoft certification exam, as well as other Microsoft PRO-level exams, and has served on Alpha reviews. He is one of few to have achieved a perfect score on the BizTalk 2006 exam. He was a technical reviewer of Pro Mapping in BizTalk Server 2009 (Apress, 2009) and WCF Multi-tier Services Development with LINQ (Packt Publishing, 2008). Jeff holds a degree in journalism and mass communications from Elon University.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Well Written Look at Long Neglected Topic
By Richard L. Seroter
This is a extremely well-written, easy to understand investigation of a topic long overdue for a more public unveiling. Long the secret tool of a BizTalk developer, BAM has never really stretched outside the BizTalk shadow despite its ability to support a wide range of input clients (WF, WCF, custom .NET code).
This book is organized in a way that first introduces the concepts and use cases of Business Activity Monitoring and then transitions into how to actually accomplish things with Microsoft BAM platform. The book closes with an architectural assessment that describes how BAM really works.
Early in the book, the authors looked at a number of situations (B2B, B2C, CSC, SOA, ESB, BPM, and mashups) and explained the relevance of BAM in each. This was a wise way to encourage the reader to think about BAM for more than just straight BizTalk solutions. It also showcases the value of capturing business metrics across applications and tiers.
The examples in the book were excellent, and one nice touch I liked was after the VERY first "build a BAM solution" demonstration, there was a solid section explaining how to troubleshoot the various things that might have gone wrong. Given how many times the first demonstration goes wrong for a reader, this was a very thoughtful addition and indicative of the care given to this topic by the authors.
You'll also find a quite thorough quest to explain how to use the WCF and WF BAM interceptors including descriptions of key configuration attributes in addition to numerous examples of those configurations in action.
The book goes to great lengths to try and shine a light on aspects of BAM that may have been poorly understood and it offers concrete ways to address them. You'll find suggestions for how to manage the numerous BAM solution artifacts, descriptions of the databases and tables that make up a BAM installation and it is one of the only places you can find a clear write up of the flow of data driven by the SSIS/DTS packages. The authors also talk about topics such as relationships and continuations which may have not been clear to developers in the past.
What else will you find here? You'll see how to create all sorts of observation models in Excel, how to exploit the BAM portal or use other reporting environments, how to use either the TPE or the BAM API to feed the BAM interceptors, a well explained discussion on archiving, and how to encourage organizational acceptance and adoption of BAM.
I'd contend that if this book came out in 2005 (which it could have, given that there have only been a few core changes to the offering since then), you'd see BAM as a mainstream option for Microsoft-based activity monitoring. That didn't happen, so countless architects and developers have missed out on a pretty sophisticated architecture that is fairly easy to use. Will this book change all that? Probably not, but if you are a BizTalk architect today, or simply find the idea of flexibly modeling, capturing and reporting key business indicators to be compelling, you really should read this book.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
A complete guide to BAM
By Johan Hedberg
This book is the complete learning guide to BAM, previously hard to find.
It covers both development, administration and business aspects of BAM. And with Business I don't solely mean the Business Analyst role, but also where BAM fits, where it makes sense, and how you can get your data into the observation model as well as how you can get it out and report and research on it, to add value to your business users.
Although BAM presently is a BizTalk bundled technology the book approaches BAM from a BizTalk independent way, and talks as much about BAM in relation to other connected system technologies like WCF and WF as it does BizTalk. But that's in line with the trends of BizTalk in general, where WCF more and more is taking on a very central role. The book also from time to time puts things in context of the very latest technology and concepts such as Dublin and Oslo although it's very far from being in focus.
It also goes into great detail about how to use the different types of tooling that comes along with BAM aimed for the different roles of Business Analyst, Developer, Administrator, and Information Worker (or Data Consumer as the book calls it). I also like how the book has sections on troubleshooting, should everything not work as expected, and tips that goes beyond just configuring it into also living with it.
It's a great addition to my library and I'm a better BizTalker for reading it. If you grasp the knowledge contained in this book you have earned the right to call yourself a BAM wiz.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
The best BAM resource available, period
By T Anderson
This book covers everything you could possibly need to know about implementing a BAM solution. It is THE BOOK on BAM. No other book comes close to being as thorough as this book.
This book is also the best resource available for learning the ins and outs of the BAM WF and WCF Interceptor. It contains all the detail needed for implementing an enterprise wide BI gathering solution using the BAM WF and WCF Interceptor.
The book is very well written and the authors write in a style that make the topics easy to understand.
The downloadable code is very well organized and usable. The example code is easy to use, which is not always the case with BizTalk books.
All in all if you are considering learning BAM, this is by far the best option available.
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