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SOA & Integration Architects

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) promises to make your business more agile, make business services broadly available and re-usable, and eliminate boundaries between business functions and value chains. But real-world SOA can be challenging. Your systems span departments and geographies. You must integrate and provide visibility and business insight across many different platforms, data sources and applications. Your systems need to be fast, always available and secure.

Find out how the new Progress SOA Portfolio of products can help you solve the challenge of SOA in real-world environments.

Below find session topics below that are designed for the SOA and Integration Architect, customer case studies that lend a real-life spin, featured speakers and workshops that you won't want to miss.

Dedicated Track:

Choose from almost 40 sessions in the SOA: Enterprise Infrastructure and Architecture track, dedicated to the latest topics and technologies. We'll focus on Progress' latest technologies and help you relate the concepts to the product including messaging, Web 2.0, advanced system or application monitoring, services, events,
workflow etc.

Technical Session Topics:

Adapters	SOA-17: Introducing Native Invocation with the OpenEdge Adapter for Sonic ESB SOA-40: Getting Rejected on the Bus—How OpenEdge Developers Deal with Failure
SOA	SOA-23: Enterprise Integration Patters in Sonic ESB SOA-33: Transactions in an SOA World—Practical Examples
DataXtend	SOA-13: Introduction to DataXtend Semantic Integrator SOA-25: Data Distribution Solutions Using DataXtend Semantic Integrator for Sonic ESB Users
Sonic ESB	SOA-7: Introduction to the Progress Sonic ESB Product Family SOA-11: Common Applications of Sonic ESB SOA-15: Using Portal and Sonic ESB to Integrate Information from Public Resources SOA-30: Getting the Most Out of Sonic Workbench
Messaging	SOA-5: Did You Get the Message? SOA-9: Reliable Messaging with OpenEdge SOA-12: Ultra-Sonic—Thinking Outside the Box Using SonicMQ SOA-35: Producing SonicMQ JMS Messages from SQL Server 2005 Stored Procedures
Actional	SOA-37: SOA Management with Actional for Sonic—Live at Work SOA-29: Building an SOA Prototype using Sonic ESB, Actional and Google Earth
SOA	SOA-1: Applied SOA—Building Out Your SOA Environment with OpenEdge SOA-27: Practical Approaches for Implementing a Service Oriented Architecture SOA-2: Event-Driven SOA SOA-23: Enterprise Integration Patterns in Sonic ESB SOA-33: Transactions in an SOA World—Practical Examples
Web 2.0	SOA-41: Enabling Your OpenEdge Application with Web 2.0 DEV-9: Web 2.0 Distributed AJAX Applications—Combining Progress OERA and Open Laszlo DEV-23: Ajax, Dojo and the OERA—Making Connections
Web Services	SOA-26: Extending Your Application with OpenEdge Web Services SOA-24: WS-AlphabetSoup

Customer Case Studies:

Network and share the latest insight on how our partners and customers use Progress technologies. You won't want to miss the following real-life user stories:

• How to use Portal and Sonic ESB to integrate information from public resources
• Building an SOA prototype using Sonic ESB, Actional and Google Earth
• How Intris is becoming a Software Service Provider
• How Sonic and Apama were used to build a dynamic parking and traffic management system

Featured Speakers:

• Gus Björklund and Sheldon Borkin on Amazon's Elastic Computing Cloud
  Vice Presidents of Technology, Progress Software
• Jaime Meritt on event-driven SOA
  Director of Technology, Progress Software
• Giovanni Boschi on SonicMQ and JMS Messaging
  Director of Sonic Products, Progress Software
• Andreas Gies on tuning and scalability
  Principal Architect, Progress Software
• Alan Godfrey and Andy Wisbey on Lombardi TeamWorks® BPM product
  Executive Vice President and General Manager, Europe, and Sales Manager, Indirect Markets, Lombardi