← Prev in month ← Prev in thread
Next in thread → Next in month →

Fw: Building a SOA with BPM and MDA Workshop

From
"Keffrey B. Fstefan"
Date
2006-08-07T04:30:42+00:00
ID
00ae01c6b673$74ce76e0$
Thread
Fw: Building a SOA with BPM and MDA Workshop
Title: Building an SOA with BPM and MDA

All,

 

I think it would be fruitful to have at least one member of our team attend 
this event.

 

Shouldn't be a stretch for those on the team living in the Bay Area.

 

 - Jeff

 

 

----- Original Message ----- 

From: Sarah Handler 

To:  

Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 9:51 AM

Subject: Building a SOA with BPM and MDA Workshop

  
  

    Building a SOA with BPM and MDA

  

    
      
        
        

              
            WHAT:
            OMG’s Building a SOA with 
            BPM and MDA Workshop

        

              
            WHERE:
            Burlingame, CA, 
            USA

        

              
            WHEN:
            October 16-19, 
            2006

        

              
            INFO:
            www.omg.org/soa-bpm-mda 

  

    
      
 

      
        
        

          Workshop Silver Sponsors:

        

          
            

          
  
      

      
        

          With the growing acceptance and 
            popularity of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), computing systems 
            now extend far beyond the firewall to automate enterprise-wide 
            business processes, covering sales, supply chain, manufacturing, 
            delivery, payment, HR, and more. The accurate capture and 
            representation of business processes requires its own modeling 
            environment that must merge smoothly with application modeling in 
            order to feed into the software development, execution, maintenance, 
            and evolution cycles that sustain and grow a business. 
            
This workshop will examine the entire automation process starting 
            with Business Process Modeling (BPM) and extending through 
            application modeling, development, deployment, and evolution via 
            OMG’s Model Driven Architecture® (MDA®). 

            
 

            
Workshop Agenda 
            Topics: 

            
Keynotes

            
              
The Future of SOA: the Industrialization of Software, by 
              Judith Hurwitz, Hurwitz & Associates
  
              
Bridging the Gaps Between People, Applications and Systems, by 
              Shane Pearson, BEA Systems 

            
Tutorials

            
              
Introduction to the MDA, Unified Modeling Language and their 
              Applicability to SOA, by Jim Amsden, IBM
  
              
Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services, by Paul Brown, 
              TIBCO Software, Inc.
  
              
Identifying and Planning Services within Policy Framework, by 
              David Sprott, CBDI Forum and John C. Butler, Everware-CBDI 
              
  
              
Introduction to OMG’s Business Process Modeling Notation, by 
              Dr. Stephen White, IBM 

            
Session Topics

            
              
Using BPM and MDA to Establish SOA Throughout the Enterprise 
              and Beyond
  
              
Best Practice in Design and Implementation of 
              BPM/MDA/SOA
  
              
Security in Large SOA Systems
  
              
Standards in BPM, MDA and SOA
  
              
Semantic Aspects and Ontologies
  
              
Tool Chains: Working a Design from BPM, through MDA to 
              Implementation
  
              
Case Studies in BPM, MDA and SOA 

            
Panels

            
              
Integrators and Tool Implementers
  
              
Case Studies: Lessons Learned 

            
The workshop is sponsored by Silver Sponsors Appian (www.appian.com) and 
            intelliun 
(www.intelliun.com) and by media sponsors 
            Application Development Trends (www.adtmag.com) and 
            ebizQ (www.ebizq.net). 

            
The early-bird registration discount is available until September 
            18, 2006. To register, visit www.omg.org/soa-bpm-mda.  
            

            
The OMG invites anyone interested in SOA, BPM and MDA, and 
            vendors to attend. Agenda, hotel and registration information is 
            available at www.omg.org/soa-bpm-mda. 
            Exhibit space is available; for more information contact Kevin 
            Loughry at , 
            +1-781-444 0404. Sponsorship opportunities are available; contact 
            Ken Berk at  or 
            +1-781-444 0404. 

            

      
 

      
        
        

           
            

            
About The OMG
The Object Management 
            Group™ (OMG™) is an international, open membership, not-for-profit 
            computer industry standards consortium. OMG member companies write, 
            adopt, and maintain its standards following a mature, open process. 
            OMG's standards implement the Model Driven Architecture® (MDA®), 
            maximizing ROI through a full-lifecycle approach to enterprise 
            integration that covers multiple operating systems, programming 
            languages, middleware and networking infrastructures, and software 
            development environments. OMG's standards include: UML® (Unified 
            Modeling Language™); CORBA® (Common Object Request Broker 
            Architecture); CWM™ (Common Warehouse Metamodel); and 
            industry-specific standards for dozens of vertical markets. OMG has 
            offices at 140 Kendrick Street, Building A, Suite 300, Needham, MA 
            02494 USA. This email may be considered to be commercial email, an 
            advertisement or a solicitation. 

            
If you would prefer not to receive 
            messages from the OMG, or have address corrections, please reply to 
            this email message, requesting Unsubscribe or describing your 
            address corrections in the body of the text. Please leave subject 
            line intact.
← Prev in month ← Prev in thread
Next in thread → Next in month →