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Dancing with Elephants - Making SAP More Agile with Event-driven SOA
Date & Time: Nov. 14, 2007 5:00 PM AEST (Sydney, Australia) / 3:00 PM JST (Tokyo, Japan)
Featured Speakers:
Beth Gold-Bernstein, Chair, ebizQ Virtual Conference Series, ebizQ (bio)
Malcolm Barnes, General Manager, Shared Services, EnergyAustralia (bio)
Paul Brown, Principal Software Architect, TIBCO Software (bio)
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Moderator: Beth Gold-Bernstein
Sponsored By:
TIBCO Software

Although there are compelling reasons for pursuing SOA initiatives, the road to enterprise-scale SOA is not easy and can be loaded with potholes. Even large IT organizations with environments that center around their SAP applications must nevertheless deal with heterogeneous and other legacy assets, deploy new services across these disparate platforms, as well as governing and managing these services. Planning for scalability and performance is another issue that needs to be addressed if real-time business is to be achieved. In addition BPM and Complex Event Processing (CEP) are other value-added technologies that can play a vital role which can move an organization beyond real-time and into the realm of predictive business. This webinar will review SOA best practices in SAP-centric environments and provide guidelines to help you avoid common mistakes as well as plan a more dynamic SOA roadmap.

Why you should attend:
  • Understand the inherent benefits -- and risks -- of pursuing an enterprise-scale SOA initiative
  • Avoid the landmines that can cause delays and increase costs
  • Learn best-practices for integrating SAP with other heterogeneous IT assets
  • See how a platform independent approach to SOA can improve developer productivity, reduce costs and accelerate time-to-market
  • Learn how CEP and an event-driven SOA can help you become more predictive in the way you manage your business

Everyone who attend this webinar will receive a copy of the book "Succeeding with SOA: Realizing Business Value Through Total Architecture" by Paul C. Brown.

In his book Dr. Brown shows how SOAs provide the best structure for designing business processes and IT systems as part of a total architecture to help collaborating entities realize their enterprise goals. Drawing on decades of experience, he explains what business managers and IT architects absolutely need to know: how to understand critical success factors and avoid common failures.

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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.

Dr. Paul C. Brown is a software and systems architect with a deep background in the design of distributed information systems. His early work focused on fault-tolerant real-time monitoring and safety systems. Subsequent work on distributed decision support systems evolved into a more general interest in the design of event-driven distributed systems using model-based design methodologies. His model-based tool architectures are the foundation of a diverse family of applications that design distributed control systems, process control interfaces, internal combustion engines, and NASA satellite missions. Extensive design work on enterprise-scale information systems led Dr. Brown to recognize that service-oriented architectures inherently structure both business processes and information systems. This led to the concept of Total Architecture: that business processes and information systems must be architected together. The Total Architecture approach has proved itself building numerous information systems for global enterprises and the Fortune-500. Dr. Brown has authored a pair of books on Total Architecture that will be released by Addison Wesley early in 2007. Dr. Brown received his BS in Electrical Engineering from Union College, and his MS and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is presently a Principal Software Architect at TIBCO Software Inc.

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