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Federated SOA Management: Three things you must get right
Sponsor: Progress Software, Featured Analyst Firm: Gartner In this Webcast, an industry expert from Gartner, Inc., and SOA infrastructure expert, Hub Vandervoort, CTO at Progress Software, take a close look at how companies that are working in federated environments need to approach the governance of their service-oriented architectures in both run-time and design-time contexts. By listening to this Webcast you’ll gain important insights into: Watch this Webcast now and get the guidance you need to succeed in a federated SOA environment. ********** About Massimo Pezzini Massimo Pezzini is a vice president and distinguished analyst in Gartner Research. His research focus is currently on application platforms, ultra high-end transaction processing technology, composite applications, service-oriented and event-driven architecture infrastructure and best practices, and application integration including integration appliances and mobile middleware. Mr. Pezzini has decades of experience in distributed computing, middleware technology and software architectures. Throughout his career, he had responsibilities in software development, project management, pre-sales support, consulting and product marketing. Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Pezzini was managing director of the Internet Business Unit of Infostrada, an Italian telecom provider. Before that, he held various positions in the Olivetti group. About Hub Vandervoort Hub Vandervoort, CTO, Enterprise Infrastructure, Progess Software, has more than 20 years of experience as a consultant and senior technology executive in the networking, communications software and Internet industries. As CTO, Hub is responsible for incorporating market and customer requirements into EI products, including Progress Sonic, Progress Actional, and Progress DataXtend Semantic Integrator. Vandervoort is a frequent speaker at industry events and contributor to numerous industry publications. He also co-founded and served on the boards of several industry associations, including the Message-Oriented-Middleware Association (MOMA). |