Examining Master Data integration using BizTalk Server and SQL Server Master Data Services

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Examining Master Data integration using BizTalk Server and SQL Server Master Data Services, in this session will give an introduction to using BizTalk Server together with SQL Server Master Data Services. These technologies are helpful in an Enterprise Information Management scenario. It will showcase the SQL Server technology and talk about what you need to know and the patterns you can use from an integration perspective to import and export information and perform integration between SQL Server and external information sources. BizTalk Summit 2014, London March 03-04 Brought to you by BizTalk360

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Examining Master Data integration using BizTalk Server and SQL Server Master Data Services

SQL Master Data Services
“Master Data Services (MDS) is the SQL Server solution
for master data management (MDM)”

Agenda
Master Data Services
Scoping the discussion
Office Excel
SQL Server Integration Services
BizTalk Server

Scoping the Discussion
Master Data Solution Patterns

Master Data = Data Distribution?
Integration &
Distribution
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Master Data Enterprise information Management
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Data Steward

What is the “Data Steward’s” favorite
tool?
Microsoft Excel

Demo
• Introduction
• Working with Master Data Services in SQL Server 2012
• The Portal
• Excel

Basic MDS Architecture
Staging Tables
Subscription
Views
MDS Tables

What Master Data Services is
• It is a central data store
• It contains data staging tables and data export views
• It does not contain any integration capabilities in itself

What Master Data Services is not
• It is not data distribution
• It is not data sync from a (another) master system

Data Architecture – 1 Tier Staging
Staging Tables
Subscription
Views
MDS Tables

SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
“SSIS is an Extract, Transform, Load
(ETL) framework for data integration”

Data Architecture – 2 Tier Staging
Staging Tables
Subscription
Views
MDS Tables
Staging Tables
DQS (Cleansing &
Matching)
Data MERGE and
Translation
Staging Tables
External Systems External Systems

Is SSIS an Integration Platform?
Yes and no

Is there another
Integration Platform
we can use?
BizTalk

Demo
• Stage/Import data with BizTalk
• Export/Sync data with BizTalk

So it’s all about batches of data?
It depends…

MDS WCF Architecture
WEB-UI Excel Add-In
Workflow/
Notifications External Systems

MDS WCF Architecture
BizTalk External Systems

MDS Complete Architecture
WEB-UI Excel Add-In
Workflow/
Notifications
Subscribing
Systems
Subscription
Views
Staging Tables
DQS (Cleansing &
Matching)
External Systems

Recommendations
• Start small
• It’s the Business’s data
• BizTalk can be an enabler

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