Date: December 08, 2005

Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern

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The fact of the matter is that modern service-oriented architecture, or SOAs, need to work and play well with systems outside of the enterprise, and the other direction as well. However, dealing with external systems such as trading partners and service providers is not as simple as it seems. You must account for the differences between application semantics, protocols, security models, and standards implementations through a well design mediation layer that has been created for this specific purpose. In this presentation we will introduce the major components of this type of integration, as well as what works where and how. Moreover, we’ll suggest a process that you can leverage to insure success in your own problem domain, and key technology components you can leverage today. Finally, we’ll apply this thinking to both the large enterprise as well as small and medium size businesses (SMBs).

• How to leverage a complete service oriented architecture (SOA) stack, including service management, governance, semantic management, orchestration, and application mediation
• How to demonstrate how large enterprises can deploy SOA quickly and effectively and up to 85 percent less than the costs using traditional integration approaches
• How to understand how the SMB marketplace can easily and cost-effectively connect popular mid-market applications and those offered by on-demand service providers
• How to use an easy-to-use integration appliance to solve the synergy of information between service providers and existing core and legacy systems