Webinars
Gaining Business Flexibility by Leveraging SOA with IBM WebSphere Business Integration Software
Date: April 22, 2004
Time:
12:45 pm US Eastern
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Featured Speakers:
Bob Sutor, Director, Web Services Strategy, IBM (bio)
Moderator:
Beth Gold-Bernstein
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Is your business ready to respond quickly as competition mounts, globalization broadens, and industry regulations burgeon? TodayÕs business challenges require an on demand operating environment based on a service oriented architecture (SOA). The IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server helps leverage an SOA to build modular applications that are designed to adapt to changing business priorities.
Benefits of attending this webinar:
- Learn how IBMÕs standards leadership and technical expertise make it the ideal long term partner to help develop and support SOA solutions tailored to meet the needs of your business.
- Discover how to build modular, flexible applications within an integrated development environment.
- See how you can reduce development costs and maximize the return on your infrastructure investments with secure, standardized components (services) that can be reused.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
As the director of IBM Web services strategy, Bob Sutor, Ph.D., is responsible for establishing the company-wide strategy for developing and deploying key industry standards, such as those for XML and Web services. Previously, as IBM’s program director for XML technology, he drove the integrated strategy and technology plans for XML, and supported open standards activities and technical partnerships in the industry.
Before joining the IBM Software Group in 1999, Dr. Sutor was a member of IBM’s research staff and led advanced technology projects related to Internet publishing. He was a member of several W3C working groups, a co-author of the Document Object Model Level 1, and a columnist for XML Developers Journal.
Dr. Sutor received a doctorate in mathematics from Princeton University and an undergraduate degree from Harvard College.
