The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
Date: July 15, 2008
Time: 12:00 pm US Eastern
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Kevin Forbes, Enterprise Architect, Healthways (bio)Andrew Brown, Director of Security Product Marketing, AmberPoint (bio)Wayne Ariola, Vice President of Strategy, Parasoft (bio)
As organizations increasingly turn to SOA, their business systems are becoming more and more complex. With this complexity come new challenges for governance. As systems evolve, various stakeholders require the assurance that systems are changing in ways that support--and don’t compromise--business, technical and regulatory requirements. That’s why governing SOA systems calls for the validation of service integrity, performance and policy compliance while continuously improving quality across the SDLC. These complex environments call for validation solutions that are tightly integrated with runtime and design-time solutions.
Hear from healthcare industry leader Healthways, and SOA industry leaders AmberPoint and Parasoft as we discuss innovative ways to:
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Kevin Forbes is currently an Enterprise Architect at Healthways, Incorporated and is responsible for SOA, EDM and Grid computing strategies. Kevin has 21 years of experience as a software engineer and architect.
Andrew Brown has more than fifteen years of experience in developing and marketing enterprise security solutions. In his role as AmberPoint’s Director of Product Strategy, he works closely with AmberPoint’s hundreds of enterprise customers and helps set the company’s product roadmap for security solutions. Prior to AmberPoint, Andrew was a co-founder and Director of Strategic Marketing at Nanobiz, who built the industry’s first Web services development platform. Andrew went on to serve as Evangelist for the XML Web Services Security initiative at VeriSign, where he drove the development of offerings for application security. Andrew has also been a part of several security-related startups, has participated in industry standards groups such as WS-I, and was a member of the Java Commerce Group at Sun.
Wayne Ariola Wayne Ariola, VP of Strategy at Parasoft, oversees the company's Business Development team. Ariola has the responsibility for growing the company's revenue and customer base through channel sales strategies. Ariola has more than 12 years strategic consulting experience within the high technology and software development industries. He has a BA from the University of California at Santa Barbara and a MBA from Indiana University.
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