August 12, 2008
12:00 pm US Eastern
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Yefim Natis, Featured VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner (bio)
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Early experience with service-oriented architecture (SOA) is typically associated with the basic interactive Web services. As organizations build real-life experience with SOA - advanced projects turn to intermediation and event processing to enrich the agility of their computing environment and to better reflect the real-world business process patterns in their IT solutions. This Webinar will introduce event-driven SOA, contrast it with the traditional interactive SOA model and offer the roadmap advice for IT architects and planners.
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Yefim Natis Yefim is a vice president and Gartner distinguished analyst in Gartner Research. Mr. Natis' research focuses on enterprise software infrastructure, including such technologies as application servers, application platform suites, integration middleware and TP Monitors. Mr. Natis also researches the fundamental software architectures, including event-driven architecture, service-oriented architecture and Web services, COM/COM+, .NET, J2EE and CORBA.
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