The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
Date: May 01, 2008
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Beth Gold-Bernstein, Independent consultant (bio)Sean Fitts, Chief Architect, AmberPoint (bio)Brian Bohan, Vice President of Worldwide Sales Consulting, Vitria (bio)
As with any type of enterprise system, SOA applications are prone to exceptions. Left unchecked, these unexpected conditions can have a profoundly negative impact on the systems—or, worse yet, the business running on those systems. Disrupted or failed business transactions lead to lost orders, lower revenue and customer dissatisfaction.
The problem is, SOA brings new challenges to discovering and resolving exceptions. Due to the loosely-coupled nature of these composite applications, Operations staff might not even know about a problem until it’s too late. Tracking down and resolving the issue can mean pouring over cryptic log entries and finger-pointing across teams.
Organizations that are serious about SOA need to address these issues proactively. They need a means of detecting exceptions in real time and then resolving them as quickly as possible.
Join eBizQ analyst, Beth Gold Bernstein and representatives from SOA pioneers AmberPoint and Vitria for an informative webcast on how to solve this important concern.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Beth Gold-Bernstein is an author and independent consultant specializing in SOA solutions. www.gold-bernstein.com.
Sean Fitts plays a lead role in setting the product roadmap and technical vision for the company's pioneering SOA management solutions. Prior to AmberPoint, Sean co-founded CrossWeave, which was acquired by AmberPoint in 2002. At CrossWeave, Sean held president and CTO positions and was responsible for product development.
Prior to CrossWeave, Sean held positions as lead architect and engineer at Forte Software. During his tenure at Forte, he guided the overall architecture of the SynerJ product suite, an environment used to construct applications based on the Java2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standard, managing the design and implementation of its application assembly features. Sean has also held positions as senior software engineer at Sybase and Management Dynamics. He has a Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering/Computer Science from Princeton University, has been awarded a patent, and has another pending.
Brian Bohan is Vice President of Worldwide Sales Consulting for Vitria, responsible for all presales execution. Prior to joining Vitria, Brian was at BEA Systems where he ran AquaLogic sales in the Northeast US and Canada. Brian joined BEA from Enterpulse, a national systems integrator focused on the strategy and implementation of SOA and enterprise portals. Brian was Enterpulse’s Regional Vice President of Sales for the Northeast before founding that company’s SOA consulting practice. Brian has also held strategic marketing positions at Hewlett-Packard and MetLife. Brian holds an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.
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