CA ERwin Modelingstate of the union

Danny Sandwell – Director, Product Management

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agenda

• CA ERwin® Modeling at-a-glance

• The ERwin Modeling community

• r8: our next release

• Beyond r8

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CA ERwin Modeling strategic value

• Reduce TCO and increase ROI on data-centric initiatives by enabling project teams to efficiently and effectively coordinate, perform and manage:

– Source system analysis and documentation

– Collaborative design task automation

– Model validation, transformation and re-use

– Target system generation

– Stakeholder visualization

– Data asset cataloging and publication

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CA ERwin Modeling solutions

CA ERwin® Model Manager

CA ERwin® Data Modeler

CA ERwin® Data Profiler

CA ERwin® Data Model

Validator

CA ERwin®

Process Modeler

CA ERwin®

Model Navigator

CA ERwin®

Saphir Option

Model Metadata

XML

API

MITI

ODBC

Model Metadata

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www.ERwin.com/community

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CA ERwin Modeling on social media

Twitter Feeds and links on www.erwin.com/community

− Follow us on Twitter!− http://www.twitter.com/erwinmodeling

− “Friend” us on Facebook (ERwinModeling)

− Network on LinkedIn

− http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid= 2637898

− CA ERwin User Group

− http://causergroups.ca.com/usergroups/UserGroupHome.aspx?ID=397

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free community edition software

CA ERwin Data Modeler Community Edition (Perfect for students, those learning modeling, fun on weekends)

Visitwww.erwin.com/products

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3.5.24.1.4r7.x

r8

r8 – at a glance

• State-of-the-art visualization and diagram management

• Dynamic user interface (UI)

– On-demand UI components

– End-user customization

– Industry standards and best practices

• Productivity enhanced workflow

• Comprehensive database support

– DB/2 v9.7 (z/OS and LUW)

– SQL Server 2008

– Teradata v13

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r8: dynamic customization and innovative visualization!

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r8: on-demand UI components

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r8: productivity enhancing features

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r8 diagramming – precision object placement

“Route-able” Relationship Lines

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r8 diagramming – user defined styles/theme settings

Supports Organizational Design Standards

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multiple layout options

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CA ERwin Data Modeler – UI improvements

• Resizable

• Scrollable

• Adaptable

Dialogs

• User customizations

• Easier to:

• Use (information presented in a clear, concise manner)

• Understand

• Navigate

• Dynamic, uncluttered workspace presentation

Usability

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dialog functional improvements

r7.3

r8

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bulk editor – consistent, customizable

• Efficient and effective management of model model

• Improves modeler productivity

• Permits reusable customization to support the "critical" path

• Provides “real-time” access to product model changes

Major Productivity Enhancement

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r8 packaging and licensing

• CA ERwin Data Modeler editions

– Community – unchanged

– Navigator – previously called CA ERwin Model Navigator

– Standard – previously called CA ERwin Data Modeler

– Workgroup – Combined CA ERwin DM and CA ERwin MM

• New licensing

– “Node” locked – facilitates asset management and control

– Controls feature availability – edition upgrades via new license

– Fully CASSL (CA Self-Service Licensing) integrated – Coming Soon!

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net, net …

r8 effectively balances both items to produce increased modeler satisfaction and market leading ROI

Productivity enhancing UI and overall product

usability

Database currency and support

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recent trends in data modeling

• New players getting into the game and old friends coming back– Oracle

– Microsoft

– Quest

– Low-cost, minimal function entry level players

• Diversification– “Traditional” is branching out beyond development focus

– Governance and information architecture

– Operational data management (MDM)

– BI (enterprise data “clearinghouses”)

– Service orientation

– “Cloud” Computing

• Expansion to include new development methods– Iterative hub-development

– Adoption of AGILE

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the technical pseudo-personas

• Darlene, the data architectStandards, Enterprise integration, Strategic impact analysis, Define the business “building blocks”, Technology independent visualization

• Debbie, the database developer

Automation, Reuse, Cross-platform generation, Project integration, Quality assurance, Technology dependent visualization

• Deepak, the database administrator

Tactical impact analysis, performance, Operational integration, Automation, Technology dependent visualization

• Willie, the web developerSimplicity, Agility, Low-cost, Easy access, Web delivery, Technology dependent visualization

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the business pseudo-personas

• Betty Sue, the business data analyst / strategic data consumer

Business visualization, Enterprise BI asset search, Data lineage, Line of business integration, Technical asset mapping, BI reuse and Publication

• Desmond, the data stewardBusiness visualization, Enterprise BI asset search, Data lineage, Business glossary definition, Operational governance and compliance, Data quality enforcement

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scale to the “new” requirements

• Small/Medium and beyond– Lean and agile data modeling

– Subscription based access to core tools and value-adds

– Delivered as a service

• Enterprise/Large– Information Modeling

• Multi-discipline

• Databases and more

– Operational model management

• Security & configuration

• Standards & reuse

• Scalability & performance

– Architectural model management

• Governance & planning

• Mapping & integration

• Search & publish

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new opportunities

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summary

• Market leading data modeling solutions

• Unrivaled end-user community and ecosystem

• r8: Unparalleled visualization and usability

• CA ERwin Modeling on the horizon:“Data Modeling 2.0”

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