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Overview
InfoWorld's SOA Executive Forum Returns to New York City.
The sixth edition of the highly acclaimed SOA Executive Forum series will be returning to New York
City this May 16-17, 2006 and bringing together the top technologists, analysts and practitioners
to explore the critical components associated with SOA success.
Listen as the most experienced professionals proficient in Web Services, SOA, and application
development, as they share the pragmatic steps, theoretical views and lessons learned to
successfully transform -- and maintain-- your business's infrastructure in a
service-oriented architecture.
Attend SOA Executive Forum and gain inside information to prepare your
business for the opportunities -- and implications -- associated with creating a more agile
enterprise.
SOA Executive Forum Welcomes the May 2006 Keynote Speakers
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Tony Bishop
Senior Vice President Director of Planning & Optimization, CIB Technology
Wachovia |
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Shadman Zafar
Senior Vice President Architecture and eServices
Verizon |
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Randy Heffner
Vice President
Forrester Research |
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Bruce Graham
Vice President of Worldwide Consulting
BEA |
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What is SOA?
SOA (service-oriented architecture) is a broad framework within which enterprises build, deploy,
and manage services; these services are coarse-grained application components that can be called
upon by other applications using standard protocols. The primary objective is a more agile
application infrastructure that responds swiftly to shifting business demands.
Why is SOA critical for my organization?
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) represents a momentous shift in the relationship between
business and IT, requiring significant changes in resource allocation and new perspectives on
planning and executing IT initiatives.
Who Should Attend
Focused on the growing needs of all vertical industries including Financial, Education,
Government, Healthcare, Transportation, Manufacturing, Telecommunications and more, the SOA
Executive Forum is tailored to the meet the educational needs of senior technologists and
business decision-makers.
Titles of SOA Executive Alumni include:
Technology: CIOs, CTOs, VPs of technology, IT directors, engineers, enterprise architects
Business: CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, presidents, VPs, directors and managers business development
What will I gain by attending SOA Executive Forum?
InfoWorld's SOA Executive Forum provides a live, interactive environment for senior technology
and business decision-makers sharing ubiquitous goals and challenges, including:
- Cost: Leveraging the value of existing systems, the functionality of which can be integrated into new applications with minimal investment
- Vision: Understanding the benefits of code reusability, rapid integration, and real-time access to data and functionality throughout the enterprise
- Implementation: Choosing the right tools for planning, building, and managing an SOA
- Compatibility: Establishing guidelines to ensure true interoperability across enterprise platforms and systems
- Tactics: Identifying the key areas in an organization to target first or near-term ROI
- Security: Practical security measures to ensure a secure SOA environment
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