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![]() Where?Downtown Conference Center at Pace University When?February, 25th 2010 Cost?Only $125 per Person Topics to be covered
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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) offers great value to enterprises by allowing you to extend your existing infrastructure to accommodate new business applications and respond to changing market conditions with greater agility. However, real-world SOA implementations are often complex, bloated and riddled with numerous interoperability challenges. The recent emergence of Cloud technology further complicates the deployment of SOAs in the enterprise.
WSO2 gives you a clean break, with lean and lightweight enterprise middleware that is built from the ground-up. With interoperability at its core, WSO2’s complete SOA platform is powerful yet simple to use and can solve any real world problem with ease. Our unique componentized and modular architecture makes the entire middleware platform ‘Cloud Friendly’ as well.
In this full-day interactive workshop you can learn more about building your own solutions with industry acclaimed best practices and patterns. We will discuss real SOA deployment issues such as security, interoperability and moving to the Cloud. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get a fresh and new perspective on SOA enabling your enterprise.
Presented by Award Winning CTO Paul Fremantle and Leading Solutions Architect Asanka Abeysinghe, both renowned experts in SOA
| Paul Fremantle Co-founder and CTO |
Special guest speaker, Miko Matsumara, founder and organizer of the SOA Link Interoperability Initiative; author of “SOA Adoption for Dummies,” published by John Wiley and Sons; and widely recognized for his SOA leadership at Software AG and webMethods. |
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| Asanka Abeysinghe SOA Solutions Architect |



Special guest speaker, Miko Matsumara, founder and organizer of the SOA Link Interoperability Initiative; author of “SOA Adoption for Dummies,” published by John Wiley and Sons; and widely recognized for his SOA leadership at Software AG and webMethods.