The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date: April 29, 2008
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Joe McKendrick, ebizQ Contributor (bio)Christian Hastedt Marckwardt, Solution Marketing Director, SAP (bio)
The rise of service oriented architecture is creating new types of management challenges for executives and managers. How do your service- orientation practices stack up against others in your industry? How far along are companies in governance? Where is governance being applied, and is it working? This Webinar will discuss the results of the latest ebizQ survey on SOA and governance practices. Tune in to find out how other companies are moving to SOA. All registrants will be given a copy of the full survey results.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Long-time ebizQ contributor Joe McKendrick is a writer and independent analyst who tracks the impact of information technology on management and markets. He writes ebizQ's Business Transformation in Action (formerly SOA in Action) blog and is a frequent speaker at industry events.
Since 2004, Christian Hastedt Marckwardt has been Solution Marketing Director within the platform range at SAP AG. He is responsible for the topics of the Enterprise services Architecture and the ESA adoption Programs world-wide. Before Hastedt Marckwardt came to SAP AG, he worked as independent within the range marketing, communication and strategy with different enterprises with regional and supraregional tasks. From 2002 to 2003 it answered for the global press work for product PR and Markets as Director Public relation at the software AG. For these areas it functions also as a press speaker of the Darmstaedter software softwareschmiede. From 2000 to 2001 Hastedt Marckwardt was active as marketing Director and press speaker with that boron country GmbH. There he drew responsible for planning and conversion of marketing and PR activities in the German-speaking countries. From 1995 to 2000 Hastedt Marckwardt was responsible as a leader Market Intelligence at the IXOS software AG.
Before it Hastedt Marckwardt was approximately five years among other things active as Business development manager with the Sietec system engineering GmbH in Berlin, a subsidiary the Siemens Nixdorf AG. It started its career at the society for mathematics and data processing (GMD) as scientific coworkers in the SUPRENUM project. Christian Hastedt Marckwardt studied Berlin and the University OF Minneapolis, Minnesota at the technical university and is a diplomierter computer scientist. Beyond that it has a conclusion as diploma restaurant economics, whom it acquired occupation-accompanying at the correspondence university Hagen.
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