Webcast Date: April 30, 2009Mashup patterns for your business
jStart explores what Mashup Patterns it has seen in it's engagements across the globe, as well as some insights as to the
value of mashup patterns for business.
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Michael Ogrinz is Principal Architect for global markets at one of the world's largest financial institutions. A frequent industry speaker on Enterprise 2.0, he has been instrumental in enhancing the computing environment at his firm through his work on user interfaces, usability, wikis, blogs, and mashups.
For more information on Mike, visit his website. You can also check out his new book Mashup Patterns. |
John Gerken is a Senior Architect, where he is responsible for recognizing, promoting and developing prototypes of software technologies and trends that could positively impact IBM's customers. He is a recognized thought leader in the area of Situational Applications, widgets and mashup ecosystems and is a principle evangelist for these technologies to IBM customers.
For more information on John, visit his jStart bio page. |
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