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Integration and SOAConcepts, Technologies, and Best Practices 
Have a question for the authors? Submit it here Finish the book? Explore the related Training Center Course About the eBook In today’s world, change is constant. Organizations that can adapt rapidly to change have an edge. So what’s the secret? The answer lies in the ability to quickly streamline and reconfigure business processes and the systems that they depend upon. Business agility demands systems that are flexible, seamlessly integrated, and provide end-to-end visibility into how the business is running. By definition, agility requires different systems to work together as one. This book shows how integration software and service oriented architecture (SOA) help to make this a reality. If you’re interested in making your company more competitive, this book offers:
Concise and to the point, the book covers what you should know and why. About the Authors: Beth Gold-Bernstein VP, ebizQ   Beth Gold-Bernstein is a recognized expert in
integration technologies and SOA. She has over 20
years experience working with financial institutions,
retail chains and manufacturers on planning, designing
and implementing large scale distributed systems and
enterprise architectures. She has developed training
programs for business analysts, architects, and implementers, and speaks nationally
and internationally at conferences and seminars. Beth is the author of “Enterprise
Integration: the Essential Guide to Integrated Solutions,” published in July 2004
by Addison Wesley. Her first book, “Designing Enterprise Client/Server Systems,”
was published by Prentice Hall in August 1997. Beth holds an M.S. in Computer
Information Systems from Bentley College.
Gary So VP, Office of the CTO, webMethods, Inc.   Gary So is Vice President, Office of the Chief Technology
Officer, at webMethods, Inc, where he is responsible
for advancing the company’s status as a recognized
industry thought leader. Gary has over 10 years
experience in the integration field, serving previously as
a system architect in corporate IT and as a director of
professional services at Active Software, Inc., before joining webMethods in 2000 and
spear-heading the development of the company’s integration methodology. Formerly
VP of Strategic Marketing, he was in charge of driving webMethods’ agenda through
media and analyst relations. Gary has a Masters degree in Computer Engineering
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