Joe McKendrick
Joe McKendrick is an author and independent analyst who tracks the impact of information technology on management and markets.
Joe is also SOA community manager for ebizQ, and speaks frequently on Enterprise 2.0 and SOA topics at industry events and Webcasts. Joe also authors ZDNet's SOA blog. He also serves as lead analyst and author of Evans Data Corp.'s highly regarded bi-annual SOA/Web Services survey. Joe writes a regular column for Database Trends & Applications, and has authored numerous research reports in partnership with Unisphere Research for user groups such as SHARE, Oracle Applications Users Group, Independent Oracle Users Group, and International DB2 Users Group. In a previous life, Joe served as director of the Administrative Management Society (AMS), an international professional association dedicated to advancing knowledge within the IT and business management fields. View more
Categories
Business Process Management,
Case Study,
Cloud computing,
Data Management,
Enterprise 2.0,
Enterprise Architecture,
Event Processing,
Management,
Podcast,
SOA,
SOA Events,
SOA Podcasts,
SOA Research and Analyst Reports,
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Tag Cloud
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AlignSpace,
Amazon Web Services,
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AmberPoint,
Anne Thomas Manes,
Apache,
Apache Project,
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Bank of America,
Brenda Michelson,
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Business agility,
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California Institute of Technology,
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chief information officer,
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Data Direct,
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data management,
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dave linthicum,
David Bressler,
David Linthicum,
Dice,
Dion Hinchcliffe,
E-Gov,
ebizQ Cloud QCamp,
economy,
ed horst,
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Jessica Mola,
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john favazza,
John Reimer,
JP Morgenthal,
Judith Hurwitz,
Keane,
Kelly Emo,
Key Agility Indicators,
Layer 7,
legacy modernization modernization,
mainframe,
Maneesh Joshi,
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michael kavis,
Michael Poulin,
mike hammer,
miko matsumura,
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OASIS,
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Peter Schooff,
Phil Wainewright,
Progress Apama,
Progress Software,
Progress Software Ed Horst,
Randy Heffner,
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Roy Schulte,
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System z,
Tarak Modi,
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the open group,
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US Department of Defense,
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Windows,
WS-*,
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WS-Trust,
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Yefim Natis,
