The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
Date: August 04, 2004
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Robert J. Knaus, Business Integration Solution Architect, IBM (bio)
This webinar will go beyond the hype of Web services and explore implementation architectures, as well as best practices for implementing SOAs and realizing the benefits of composite applications. Composite applications combine new functionality with existing data and applications. Because new development is usually involved, the tools as well as the implementers tend to be different from those used in traditional EAI projects. This webinar will focus on the evolving architecture alternatives and component technologies necessary for implementing composite applications. It will also include best practices for maximizing reuse and ROI. By attending this webinar you will learn about:
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Robert Knaus is an architect on the technical sales team for IBM's Business Integration portfolio. He assists customers in defining how to create solutions for managing business processes. These solutions use the principles of Service Oriented Architecture and the Enterprise Service Bus.
In his career at IBM, Bob has developed operating systems and managed their design projects. More recently, he was a member of the design team of an IBM-led internet banking solution.
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