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The Vision of Service-Oriented Management Presentation»rank:by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :ZapThink's presentation on Web Services Management to CA World. |
WS-I: Providing Tangible Business Benefits through Web Services Interoperability White Paper»rank: 4870679by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Web Services promise significant benefits for enterprises and solutions vendors alike: reduced cost and complexity of connecting systems and businesses, increased choice of technology suppliers and thus reduced total cost of technology ownership, and increased opportunities to interact with customers and suppliers in new and profitable ways. The fundamental premise of Web Services is that standardization, predicated on the promise of interoperability, resolves many of the long-standing integration issues facing businesses today. However, Web Services and the Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) based upon them are an emerging market, and as such, ... |
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Recruiting WS-I Members from Vertical Industries White Paper: Establishing and Communicating the Value Proposition for Industry Membership»rank: 4870679by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer, Jason Bloomberg
: :You joined the Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) Organization to accelerate and encourage the adoption of Web services. WS-I plans to meet these goals by providing deliverables that assist in the interoperability of Web services implementations. For the WS-I to be successful in its mission, however, it is essential that it has broad industry representation within its membership. WS-I needs your help.At this time, a vast majority of WS-I members are IT vendors. Whether you work for a vendor or not, its in your companys best interest to expand the WS-I ... |
ZapNote: Infoteria ZapNote: Platform for B2B Integration»rank: 4870679by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Infoteria's Asteria Platform and Business Language Objects for XML (BLOX) provide a comprehensive solution for transporting, integrating, and manipulating XML within the context of e-Business transactions, with a particular focus on the RosettaNet specifications. Their comprehensive B2B automation and integration platform, along with componentized business functionality, will help to simplify and enable scalable and robust B2B integration applications. |
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Wilshire EDF Conference: Implementing Service-Oriented Architectures for Business Agility Presentation»rank: 4745830by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Companies today are struggling with the best way to implement IT infrastructures that enable business agility. Service-oriented architectures based on Web services provide cost-effective approaches to achieving companies agility goals. This course provides companies of all sizes and industries an approach to implementing Service-oriented architectures in a way that provides return-on-investment (ROI) at each step along the path toward agile IT infrastructures. We will discuss the steps and phases by which companies can move from today's brittle infrastructures to loosely-coupled, coarse-grained, asynchronous SOAs. The course covers concepts in point-to-point Web ... |
Solving the IT Impasse with Service Orientation White Paper»rank: 4745830by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Theres been a lot of talk about Web Services and Service-oriented architectures, but todays IT managers arent looking for talk -- theyre looking for practical solutions to todays tough IT problems that are effective, yet inexpensive to implement. Fortunately, companies can use Web Services today to reduce the cost of integration substantially, and used strategically, Service-oriented architectures can reduce the complexity, inflexibility, and brittleness that plagues so many IT organizations.Such architectures, however, take time and effort to put in place -- time that many organizations may feel they cant afford ... |
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Securing & Managing XML & Web Services in the Enterprise White Paper»rank: 4745830by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :There are two related forces that are transforming information technology today: the rapid growth of XML traffic on the network, and the widespread adoption of Web Services as a way of reducing the cost of integration and moving traditional enterprise architectures to flexible, Service-oriented architectures. Enterprises must plan ahead if they want to be able to manage the XML and Web Services on their networks. Even more importantly, enterprises must take care to provide uninterrupted security for their IT environments. In the face of these changes, XML and Web Services ... |
High Performance and Appliance Approaches for XML Report: XML and Web Services at Wire-Speed»rank: 4745830by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Market Overview: New approaches are needed to deal with XML-based messages being exchanged on the network that are exceeding the capabilities of the general purpose hardware and software that is now being applied to the problem. Future Trends XML traffic is expected to increase from under 15% of all network traffic on the network in 2004 to just under 48% of all LAN network traffic by 2008. The total XML performance optimization market will reach $1.2 billion by 2010. Decision Points The effective processing of Very Large Messages (messages that ... |
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Building the Business Case for Service-Oriented Architecture Presentation»rank: 2474417by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Presentation for Service Integrity SOAdvantage conference |
Overcoming XML's Hidden Processing Costs White Paper»rank: 2474417by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :XML is pervasive. In a matter of years, it will fuel every application, device, and document found in enterprise networks. However, as XML proliferates, it will stress existing systems and enterprise budgets to their breaking points. This is because existing n-tier software architectures and legacy infrastructures were not designed to process this verbose new data type efficiently. What enterprises need is a new way to process XML in the network, rather than in software at the database, application server, or presentation tiers. Yet todays existing network infrastructure is limited to ... |