Harmonizing .NET, J2EE and Legacy in a Service Oriented Architecture

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Harmonizing .NET, J2EE and Legacy in a Service Oriented Architecture

Date: April 29, 2004

Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern

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Featured Speakers:

Krishna V. Palaparthi, Vice President & Chief Technology Officer, CoreTech, LLC (bio)

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Moderator: Beth Gold-Bernstein

Series: A Managers' Guide to Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)

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The Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) promises to transform the enterprise by enhancing reuse, speeding time-to-deployment through parallel development, and enhancing scalability and reliability. But how do you put that into practice regardless of existing architecture and future environmental changes? What are the best practices for SOAs? How can one harmonize the seemingly incompatible worlds of legacy applications, J2EE and .NET?

While many solutions require you to commit to a single platform, this webinar will show you how can leverage existing IT assets in creating service-oriented solutions.

Anyone interested in a best practices approach to SOA should tune in to this webinar to hear more about recommended SOA approaches and practical applications.

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Featured Speaker Bios:

Krishna Palaparthi brings a broad range of management and technology consulting talent to CoreTech Consulting. As the leader of the Life Science Solutions Practice, Krishna offers a proven record of managing complex business problems, articulating and designing innovative technology solutions for pharmaceutical industries, and leading teams to delivering results.

With over 12 years of experience, Krishna has extensive knowledge in the areas of program and business management, operations, global migrations, sales and account management, personnel development, consulting, and high technology. In addition to managing technical projects, Krishna has a proven reputation for driving results through strategic business planning.

Prior to his current position, Krishna held various leadership positions within CoreTech, including that of Director/Practice Leader, where he grew the Migration Practice to revenues in excess of $5 million with a team of over 20 consultants.

Prior to joining CoreTech, Krishna was an independent consultant, providing architectural and technical expertise to organizations within the Pennsylvania tri-state area. Krishna holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in electrical and communications engineering from Bombay University and a Masters of Science in electrical engineering from Oklahoma State University. He also is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE).