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Friday, September 12th - Noon EDT/9 AM PDT
Where is SOA Going:
Web 2.0, Business Events, Virtualization, Information On Demand
Prolifics University concludes by looking ahead at what hot topics are here today and will be integral in your SOA infrastructure tomorrow.
Web 2.0, Business Events, Virtualization and Information on Demand aren't just buzzwords - they can take your company and its resources
above and beyond your competitors and help you carve a niche within your industry.
Find out how easy it can be to build situational applications using WebSphere sMash. With its cache of
Web 2.0 technologies, such as Ajax, Groovy, RSS and PHP, you have the tools to build dynamic Web applications that
can leverage your SOA assets.
Business Event Processing allows business users to define signals of interest that occurred and
triggers pre-defined actions based on identified business event patterns.
These patterns can be proactively defined, analyzed allowing action on changes occurring in the business
to seize critical business opportunities or to mitigate risks.
Virtualization technologies are maturing and allowing organizations to improve resource utilization.
By separating applications and services from the underlying infrastructure, workloads can be dynamically placed
across a pool of application server resources, resulting in increased application availability and
increased ROI from reductions in server costs and improvements in energy efficiency.
Information On Demand is a comprehensive vision for unlocking the business value of information for competitive advantage
by enabling organizations to establish and leverage trusted information to optimize business performance.
Information as a Service is the enabler that virtualizes data and content from the base applications
so that information can placed onto an enterprise services bus and shared across an enterprise, enabling better business flexibility.
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Joe Lea for Web 2.0, Senior Product Manager for WebSphere sMash, IBM |
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During his 10 years with IBM's Software Group Joe's passion has been turning new concepts and technologies into products that address
real business issues. Following IBM's mantra of "innovation that matters" he has been awarded more than 10 patents for innovations that IBM
subsequently delivered to market in IBM's software portfolio. Prior to joining IBM Joe earned a doctorate studying Human Computer Interaction at the University of Florida.
The work he currently enjoys most is communicating IBM's vision to customers and bringing their perspective back into IBM's development labs.
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Owen Cline for Business Events, SOA Delivery Practice - SOA Solutions Delivery Lead, IBM |
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Owen Cline is a member of the IBM Software Services for WebSphere team based in San Diego, CA.
He earned a BS in Computer Science from the University of Pittsburgh and a MS from San Diego State University.
He has over 20 years of experience in the software development field. He holds four software patents,
has written IBM redbooks and has presented at multiple technical conferences. For the past five years,
Owen has specialized in SOA and J2EE architecture, application development and deployment with a special
emphasis on the WebSphere platform. In addition, he has also worked on many high profile web sites over the past few years.
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Debbie Miller for Virtualization, WebSphere Global Senior Sales Consultant, WebSphere Application Server & WebSphere XD Suite, IBM |
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Debbie has spent 27 1/2 years supporting IBM clients in their selection and implementation of IBM technical solutions.
She has worked with clients in Finance, Insurance, State and Local governments, Education, Health Care, Communications, as well as Retail.
She has specialized in working with clients in analyzing areas within their organization where process redesigns, or re-engineering workflows,
utilizing the newest technologies and industry based standard designs that provide significant productivity and quality business improvements.
As an expert in all configurations of WebSphere Application Server (WAS), including z/Series, and XD, Debbie's current assignment is to assist
in the promotion of WebSphere Application Server v6.1 & WebSphere XD Suite v6.1.
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Tom Inman for Information On Demand, Vice President of Information on Demand Acceleration, IBM |
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As Vice President of Information on Demand Acceleration, Tom is responsible for accelerating the market understanding of IOD and
its value proposition and how to realize the value. Value realization comes from helping clients to establish an Information Agenda –
a strategy and roadmap for leveraging information for business optimization and competitive differentiation.
Tom has an MBA in Marketing and a Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering.
Register for Replays!
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Find out more about the week's events:
Monday: What Can SOA Do For You?: Integration, BPM
Tuesday: SOA Governance: Structuring People, Processes, Projects
Wednesday: Securing Your SOA Infrastructure
Thursday: SOA Monitoring:
Making it 24x7
Friday: Where is SOA Going: Web 2.0, Business Events, Virtualization, Information On Demand
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