Learn About All Things SOA:: SOA India 2007:: IISc, Bangalore (Nov 21-23)

Aligning IT systems to business needs and improving service levels within the constraints of tight budgets has for long been the topmost challenge for CIOs and IT decision makers. Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) provides a proven strategy to clearly address both of these objectives. Creating more agile information systems and making better use of existing infrastructure are two leading factors that are boosting SOA adoption across large, medium, and small Indian industries from the BFSI, Retail, Telecom, Manufacturing, Pharma, Energy, Government and Services verticals in India. If you are an IT decision maker belonging to any of these verticals, SOA India 2007 (IISc, Bangalore, Nov 21-23 2007) presents a unique opportunity to gather cutting-edge business and technical insights on SOA and other related areas such as BPM, BPEL, Enterprise 2.0, SaaS, MDM, Open Source, and more.
At SOA India 2007, acclaimed SOA analysts, visionaries, and industry speakers from across the world will show you how to keep pace with change and elevate your IT infrastructure to meet competition and scale effectively. The organisers are giving away 100 FREE tickets worth INR 5000 each to the first 100 qualified delegates belonging to the CxO/IT Decision Maker/Senior IT Management profile, so hurry to grab this opportunity to learn about all things SOA. You can send your complete details, including your designation, e-mail ID, and postal address directly to Anirban Karmakar at [email protected] to enrol in this promotion that is open until 12 October 2007.
SOA India 2007 will also feature two half-day workshops on SOA Governance (by Keith Harrison-Broninski) and SOA Architecture Deep Dive (by Jason Bloomberg). If you are an IT manager, software architect, project leader, network & infrastructure specialist, or a software developer, looking for the latest information, trends, best practices, products and solutions available for building and deploying successful SOA implementations, SOA India 2007s technical track offers you immense opportunities.
Speakers at SOA India include:
     Jason Bloomberg, Senior Analyst & Managing Partner, ZapThink LLC
     Keith Harrison-Broninski, Independent consultant, writer, researcher, HumanEdJ
     John Crupi, CTO, JackBe Corporation
     Sandy Kemsley, Independent BPM Analyst, column2.com
     Prasanna Krishna, SOA Lab Director, THBS
     Miko Matsumara, VP & Deputy CTO, SoftwareAG
     Atul Patel, Head MDM Business, SAP Asia Pacifc & Japan
     Anil Sharma, Staff Engineer, BEA Systems
     Coach Wei, Chairman & CTO, Nexaweb
     Chaitanya Sharma, Director EDM, Fair Isaac Corporation
A partial list of the sessions at SOA India 2007 include:
     EAI to SOA: Radical Change or Logical Evolution?
     BPEL: Strengths, Limitations & Future!
     MDM: Jumpstart Your SOA Journey
     Governance, Quality, and Management: The Three Pillars of SOA Implementations
     Building the Business Case for SOA
     Avoiding SOA Pitfalls
     SOA Governance and Human Interaction Management
     Business Intelligence, BPM, and SOA Handshake
     Enterprise 2.0: Social Impact of Web 2.0 Inside Organizations
     Web 2.0 and SOA Friends or Foe?
     Achieving Decision Yield across the SOA-based Enterprise
     Governance from day one
     Demystifying Enterprise Mashups
     Perfecting the Approach to Enterprise SOA
     How to Build Cost Effective SOA. Made in India Really Works!
For more information, log on to http://www.soaindia2007.com/.

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