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Building SOA Solutions
An IBM Proof of Technology
This Proof of Technology (PoT) is designed to address the needs of organisations that are adopting SOA through top-down and bottom-up approaches.
Special attention has been given in this PoT to show how business goals, business processes, services, development practices and governance are all linked in one development method that is based on best practices from the thousands of SOA engagements that IBM has completed successfully around the world.
This Proof of Technology is intended for IT Executives and Managers, Line of Business Executives and Managers, Enterprise Architects, and others evaluating SOA solutions. A basic understanding of SOA is required.
Date(s), location and registration:
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Date: 10 - 12 November 2009
Location: IBM Hursley
Agenda: Day 1 - 8.30am Registration, start at 9.00. and close at 5.00pm
SOA in Action Workshops
This free one day workshop gives IT Managers and Architects a chance to experience how IBM products and services can be used to build a complete SOA infrastructure.
During the workshop attendees will gain experience of the IBM SOA Foundation products and learn more about the IBM SOA Entry Points. Attendees will use products including WebSphere Business Modeler, WebSphere Process Server to create an SOA "application". The workshop uses a mix of presentations, demonstrations and hand-on labs with the full products and is designed to be relevant to both business oriented and technology oriented people.
Attendees should complete the workshop with a good grounding in the SOA Foundation product capabilities and the process of implementing composite applications that adhere to a Service Oriented Architecture.
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Date: 23 November 2009
Location: IBM Hursley
BPM Experience
In today’s business environment, efficiency and control, as well as business innovation and flexibility, are essential for success. Business Process Management (BPM) helps accelerate process improvements, and facilitates business innovation and agility. Business flexibility allows you to quickly react to changes in your business environment. You can exploit more effectively new market opportunities, adapt to customer demands, and handle competitive threats. Innovation is about change, and IBM Business Process Management enabled by the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) makes it easier to change by providing an environment for IT and Lines of Business professionals to do so. Business efficiency and flexibility is achievable.
Being able to adapt and respond dynamically to changing business needs is a core requirement for business flexibility. In this Proof of Technology you will see how IBM’s Business Process Management suite provides a firm foundation for building BPM solutions and we will look at:
- IBM WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition
- IBM WebSphere Business Events
- IBM ILOG JRules - Business Rules Management (BRMS)
Objective
The primary goal of this session is to provide technical exposure to the IBM Business Process Management software portfolio, and how the software can be used to address some of the key Business Challenges of today. Some technical presentations will be provided, along with demonstrations of the key capabilities, and the opportunity for hands-on exploration of these capabilities through three short lab exercises. No programming skills are required.
Audience
This Proof-of-Technology is for business analysts, architects, integration developers, project managers and management decision makers who are evaluating the IBM WebSphere Business Process Management offerings for use in their enterprises.
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Date: 24 November 2009
Location: IBM Bedfont Lakes
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