The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date: April 16, 2008
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Ronan Bradley, Principal, Lustratus Research (bio)Hub Vandervoort, CTO, Progress Software (bio)Ron Ambuter, CTO, BPM Workstream Group, JPMorgan Chase (bio)Keith Swenson, Chief Architect, Fujitsu (bio)
In 2008, IT in Financial Services is challenged more than ever to support the business as it reacts to rapidly changing market conditions. As over the last few years the financial services industry has become more complex and interconnected, IT has focused on integration across business silos and with counter-parties, service providers, exchanges and regulators. Service Oriented Architecture promises to meet these challenges but must first be adapted and augmented to reflect the specific requirements of Financial Services.
The nature of the financial markets in particular means that the IT infrastructure must be capable of rolling out new business services and processes and ever more complex financial products as cheaply and quickly as possible. However, the financial services industry also has unique regulatory requirements and heightened sensitivity to operational risk. Therefore, SOA must be applied in a way capable of supporting rapid develop of new solutions in a disciplined, cost-efficient manner within this risk aware environment. The deployed systems must also be carefully monitored to identify unexpected trends or anomalous events and the business alerted in time to react.
To achieve these goals requires SOA to be augmented by diverse technologies from Business Process Management to Complex Event Processing all within the context of a considered approach to SOA governance. Join this webcast and learn about real-world challenges can be addressed with a Service Oriented Architecture.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Financial services expert Ronan Bradley is ebizQ's Community Manager for Banking and Capital Markets.
As Community Manager, Bradley will blog and podcast on the latest news and breakthroughs relevant to the financial services industry. He will also publish press releases, cover briefings, write feature articles and source content from other analysts, industry associations and vendors for publication on ebizQ. Each week, Bradley will compile the most important news and views in an e-mail newsletter for ebizQ's ever-growing financial services community. Bradley has spent over 17 years in the software industry and has held senior management positions in a number of international software vendors with strong emphasis on the financial services sector. As Vice President for Product Management at IONA Technologies, he was responsible for products generating over $100 million of revenue. Bradley also founded PolarLake, which has grown into a leading Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) vendor.
Currently, Bradley is a co-founder and analyst with Lustratus Research, a market analyst and consultancy firm focused on software infrastructure. He is also principal of The IT Perspective, a specialist IT advisory firm working to help clients align their IT and business agendas. As a recognized expert on business integration software and its uses in financial services, Bradley has spoken at many events worldwide and has been quoted in publications such as The Financial Times, Banking Technology, and Computer Business Review. He also lectures at The Dublin Institute of Technology.
Hub Vandervoort, CTO, Progress Software, has more than 25 years of experience as a consultant and senior technology executive in the networking, communications software and Internet industries. As CTO, Mr. Vandervoort is responsible for incorporating market and customer requirements into the Progress SOA Portfolio of products, including Progress Sonic, Progress Actional, and Progress DataXtend Semantic Integrator. Prior to his CTO position, Vandervoort was vice president of strategic services for Sonic Software and led a number of key initiatives including Sonic's expansion into the Financial Services market worldwide.
Ron Ambuter has over twenty years experience in Management, Application Development Management, Project Management, Analysis, Design and Delivery, Workflow, Imaging and Business Process Management (BPM). His experience combines broad-based industry knowledge with a concentration in the financial industry. At JP Morgan Chase he has played a variety of roles. In his recent role as Division VP for Customer Service Technology, he managed systems development and support for enterprise level systems focusing on customer service applications. Ron is currently focusing on horizontal enterprise business and technology strategies touching on Business Process Management, Customer Experience and Business Agility.
Prior to JP Morgan Chase, Ron served as Vice President for Cap Gemini Sogeti, managing their National Imaging and Workflow Practice, and as CEO for Opticos, an early innovator in workflow and imaging. Ron has introduced BPM solutions in Asia, the Pacific Rim, South America and Europe.
Keith Swenson is Vice President of Research and Development at Fujitsu America Inc. for the Interstage family of products. He is known for having been a pioneer in web services. Keith is currently the Chairman of the Technical Committee of the Workflow Management Coalition. In 2004 he was awarded the Marvin L. Manheim Award for outstanding contributions in the field of workflow.
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