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BPM, BAM and SOA: Optimizing both Business and IT
Date: May 18, 2005
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern

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Featured Speakers:
Beth Gold-Bernstein, Chair, ebizQ Virtual Conference Series, ebizQ (bio)
Beth T. Smith, Vice President, Business Innovation and Optimization, IBM (bio)
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Moderator: Beth Gold-Bernstein
Series: ebizQ's Buyers' Choice Awards Series
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IBM
Business Process Management (BPM) enables companies to optimize business processes, reduce business cycle times, reduce operational costs and gain better alignment between business and IT. BPM provides the business process layer in an SOA, and defines how information and transactions flow across services and applications across the enterprise. While Web Services orchestration defines the flow, BAM enables the real time management of the process to increase efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Benefits of attending this Webinar:
  • Understand the relationship between business process management (BPM), business activity monitoring (BAM) and Web services orchestration (WSO)
  • Understand how these areas are manifested in different technologies, which will impact the long term cost of ownership
  • Learn what to look for when buying BPM and BAM solutions
  • Learn best practices for implementing BPM and BAM
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Featured Speaker Bios:

Beth Gold-Bernstein is Chair of the ebizQ In Action Conference Series. Beth is a frequent analyst and moderator for ebizQ Webinars and frequently writes and podcasts on her blog, The SOA/Integration Industry Pulse, which can be found here. http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/bethgb/

She is a recognized expert in integration technologies and SOA with 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. Gold-Bernstein is the author of “Enterprise Integration: the Essential Guide to Integrated Solutions,” published in July 2004 by Addison Wesley, and “Designing Enterprise Client/Server Systems,” published in August 1997 by Prentice Hall. Gold Bernstein also co-authored “Integration and SOA: Concepts, Technologies and Best Practices” available as an ebook at: http://www.ebizq.net/soaebook. Prior to joining ebizQ, Gold-Bernstein was the director of business integration technologies at Hurwitz Group from 1995 - 2000. Previously, she was president of IllumiSys Corp. and director of architecture planning and implementation advisory services for DeBoever Architectures. She was also the founder and director of the Boston Computer Society Client/Server Group. Gold-Bernstein holds a B.A. from the State University of New York at Binghamton and an M.S. in computer information systems from Bentley College.

Beth Smith is the Vice President, Business Innovation and Optimization. In this role, Beth drives IBM's Business Innovation and Optimization initiative, including development, marketing, sales and business development. This initiative spans segments of IBM's Software Group product portfolio and leverages a variety of IBM Business Consulting Services offerings.

She was previously the Director of Solutions Development for IBM Healthcare and Life Sciences, where she was responsible for bringing new technology solutions to the pharmaceutical, biotech, and healthcare provider and payer markets.

During her career, Beth has held a variety of management and technical roles across IBM’s Software Group; she has an extensive background with IBM in the area of data applications and application development tools. Prior assignments include the IMS Product Manager; Program Director for IBM’s EDMSuite (Enterprise Document Management Suite), a document management solution for production imaging, archiving, and workflow.

Beth joined IBM in 1987 after graduating from North Carolina State University with a BS in Computer Science. In 2000, Beth received the Tribute to Women in Industry award from the YWCA of Santa Clara Valley.

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