SOA - Integration Industry Pulse

I recently took part in an old Catalonian Christmas eve tradition of hitting the "Caga Tió" which means, and I promise that I am not making this up, "shit log." Instead of Santa, Catalonian children have a shit log. Before... Read More..
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One of the major trends for 2009 will surely be cloud computing, also called SaaS (software as a service). In bad economic times, organizations have less money to spend, and even more pressing needed to do more with less. Usually... Read More..
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I know things are tough out there. Belt tightening is a fact of life when the stock market is tanking, and the countries financial institutions and major industries are going down the toilet. But the fact remains, that to... Read More..
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There’s a new SOA Dummies book out there, not to be confused with Service Oriented Architecture for Dummies by Judith Hurwitz, which I hear is coming out with a new edition. SOA Adoption for Dummies is a small thin book... Read More..
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SOA: Getting it Right is a mashup book, edited by Jim Green, CEO of Composite Software, with chapters contributed by Jim Green, David Besemer, CTO of Composite Software, Luc Clément, Co-chair of OASIS UDDI Specification Technical Committee, Hub Vandervoort, CTO... Read More..

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I’m down in Miami at Software AG’s Innovation World. The first innovation was that they changed the name of the annual customer conference from Integration World to Innovation World to better describe the expansion of the stack and the reason... Read More..
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This week at its developers’ conference Microsoft announced, Azure, its new cloud computing platform, and gave analysts a peek during a conference call. The industry trends of cheap computing, cheap storage, high bandwidth, and a proliferation of devices with internet... Read More..
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This week I had an opportunity to speak with Lynn Lucas, Director, Enterprise Architecture Marketing and Chris Wiborg, Enterprise Architecture Marketing Manager, who are both part of Cisco’s enterprise architecture marketing team. Their goal is to define the relevance of... Read More..
Last week IBM gathered the analyst community together to preview a series of SOA announcements which, to my ear, contained more marketing approaches and services than product innovations. Senior IBM managers participated in the announcement, including Robert LeBlanc, GM, Software... Read More..
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Last week HP announced the release of HP SOA Systinet 3.00, which is aimed at making helping customers successfully move from a single SOA project to enterprise scale SOA. In actuality Systinet 3 is already in use by some customers.... Read More..
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Industry trends and vendor spotlights from Beth Gold-Bernstein, Chair, ebizQ Virtual Conference Series.

Beth Gold-Bernstein

Beth Gold-Bernstein is a recognized expert in e-business integration technologies and technical architectures. She has worked with financial institutions, retail chains and manufacturers on planning, designing and implementing large scale distributed systems.. She speaks nationally and internationally at conferences and seminars, and has also written numerous articles for a variety of publications, including the ebizQ Integration Insider, EAI Journal, Application Development Trends, Intelligent Enterprise, IMWA and Middleware Spectre. Prior to joining ebizQ, Gold-Bernstein was the director of business integration technologies at Hurwitz Group. Previously, she was president of IllumiSys Corp. and director of architecture planning and implementation advisory services for DeBoever Architectures.She can be reached at bethgb ( at )ebizQ.net.


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