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As part of our mission, SOAInstitute.org will regularly host Virtual Round Tables in order to facilitate knowledge sharing and networking opportunities for its members.
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- Topic: Best Practices for Building BPM & SOA Centers of Excellence
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- Featuring: Andrew Spanyi, author of "More for Less: the Power of Process Management", ALEX ROSEN, Vice President, Enterprise Architecture Solutions, MomentumSI and Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
This Round Table will describe the two new Training courses being held at the BrainStorm Event Series in 2009:
Establishing Business Process Governance and Centers of ExcellenceEstablishing SOA Governance and Centers of Excellence
In addition to being offered as full day, face-to-face training courses, both of these courses will be offered via Live Online. See the respective course's...
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Best Practices for Building BPM & SOA Centers of Excellence
Featuring: Andrew Spanyi, author of "More for Less: the Power of Process Management", ALEX ROSEN, Vice President, Enterprise Architecture Solutions, MomentumSI and Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
Saturday April 11, 2009
This Round Table will describe the two new Training courses being held at the BrainStorm Event Series in 2009:
Establishing Business Process Governance and Centers of ExcellenceEstablishing SOA Governance and Centers of Excellence
In addition to being offered as full day, face-to-face training co...
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What is Business Architecture and Why Has it Become So Important?
Featuring: William Ulrich, President, Tactical Strategy Group, Inc. and Co-Chair BPMInstitute.org’s Business Architecture Conference Series and Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
Wednesday March 19, 2008
Business architecture is the critical bridge between business strategic and operational planning and technology at an enterprise level. This Round Table will explain why it is becoming more important in 2008.
Business Architecture survey results will also be discussed.
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Tipping Points Round Table Series - BDM with BPM and SOA: Exploring The Relationships
Featuring: Barbara von Halle, Founder, KPI and Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org; Moderated by Larry Goldberg: Managing Partner, KPI
Tuesday March 18, 2008
The Round Table explores strategies for maximizing ROI for operational business decisions and BPM/BDM projects. It discusses the benefits attained and agility gained when organizations externalize and manage Decisions and Business Rules.
This round table is now available on-demand. Login below to a...
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Nimble Banking: Leveraging BPM, BR and SOA in Banking
Featuring: Tom Dwyer, VP Research and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org and Mike Rosen, Editorial Director, SOAInstitute.org
Monday February 4, 2008
Keeping customers, attracting new customers, rapidly delivering new products, providing consistent service through multiple channels (branch office, internet, ATM, telephone) and meeting regulatory requirements is a daunting pursuit of retail bankers. This demanding proposition requires the continua...
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Popkin and Dwyer Show How Enterprise Architecture Creates Successful SOA by Aligning IT with Business Goals
Featuring: Jan Popkin, Chief Strategist, Telelogic and Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
Thursday October 18, 2007
A successful SOA implementation isn’t guaranteed, it comes together when business and IT coordinate their efforts.
But bringing IT and the business together can be daunting. They knock heads. When they talk, they don’t seem to speak the same language.
To promote the cross-functional, cross-discip...
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The Business Value of SOA and Composite Applications
Featuring: Ross Altman, CTO, SOA and Business Integration, Sun Microsystems and Jim McHugh, VP, Software Infrastructure Marketing, Sun Microsystems
Thursday September 6, 2007
A discussion of the business value of SOA and composite applications is actually two discussions. First, what is the business value of composite applications? More specifically, how do composite applications help you streamline business processes, reduce operational costs, increase customer service ...
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Successful SOA Deployment Requires Effective SOA Management
Featuring: Anne Thomas Manes, Vice President and Research Director, Burton Group and Tim Hall, Senior Product Manager, HP Software
Thursday July 12, 2007
During this webinar Anne Thomas Manes, vice president and research director from Burton Group and acknowledged SOA expert, discusses her three most critical recommendations for moving from SOA pilot to full production.
Join us and learn how combining SOA governance with time tested techniques of m...
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Tipping Points Round Table Series - BPM & SOA: Exploring The Relationships
Featuring: Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org and Mike Rosen, Editorial Director, SOAInstitute.org.
Wednesday June 6, 2007
This round table is the first of a six-part Round Table Series exploring the relationships that exist between BPM, SOA, BR, OP, and BA.
Speaker Bios
Tom Dwyer, VP of Research, BrainStorm Group and Editorial Director, BPMInstitute.org
Tom Dwyer is the VP of Research for BrainStorm Group, the Edito...
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Master Data Management - Creating A Unified Business Vocabulary for SOA
Featuring: Ken Orr, Founder and Chief Scientist, The Ken Orr Institute and Co-Chair of BPMInstitute.org's Business Architecture Conference Series and Steve Lemmo, CTO and Founder, Object River
Thursday March 22, 2007
Creating a unified data architecture is a key component of any enterprise SOA initiative. Rapidly building business services requires achieving a common vocabulary across disparate business systems (i.e. common definitions of "customer," "order," "product," etc.).
This Round Table will explore the...
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Beyond SOA - Digital Business Networks
Featuring: Bobby Cameron, Forrester Research VP and Principal and Russell Keziere, Senior Director of BPM Marketing at Pegasystems
Wednesday November 15, 2006
Join us to understand how using BPM within a Digital Business Network (DBN) can drive innovation and create a competitive advantage. Forrester describes 'Digital Business Networks' as collaborative value chains, comprised of companies focused on creating timely, customer-oriented and process-centric...
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Case Study: BPM * SOA = BPOA
Featuring: Bhaskar Chakrabarti, Principal IT Architect, JPMorgan Chase
SOA and BPM are the two most widely used terms in corporations lately. Businesses treat these disjointedly viewing BPM as a management discipline and SOA as an integration discipline. In an effort to align BPM and SOA, this presentation builds a case for an overarching framework BPOA, for integrating business processes and related services infrastructure. It further elaborates how and...
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Book Review - Applied SOA: Service-Oriented Architecture and Design Strategies
Reviewed by Tom Dwyer, Editorial Board Member, SOAInstitute.org
There is no shortage of books that cover SOA topics, but few of them go beyond background information, telling us what a service is and what technologies we can use to network them, but leaving us on our own to figure out how to identify or design a service. Fewer still go into the design of SOA solutions for the enterprise. I’m happy to report that this book is a welcome exception....
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Modernizing Legacy Applications for SOA
By: Mike Kavis, CTO/Chief Architect, M-Dot
In my last article titled “Strategies for developing a roadmap for your SOA initiative”1 I discussed laying out a roadmap that shows how to get from the current state to the envisioned future state. One method many companies use when planning their SOA journey is to create a new presentation layer while leaving the legacy backend systems in place. This practice can be called modernizing...
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