2009 Microsoft SOA & BPM Conference

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Keynotes, Lunch Sessions and Customer Case Studies


1: Microsoft Keynote with Eddie Amos, part 1 Eddie Amos, GM, Platform and Tools, Microsoft

2: Microsoft Keynote with Eddie Amos, part 2 Eddie Amos, GM Platform and Tools, Microsoft

3: Closing Keynote with Robert Wahbe Robert Wahbe, VP Connected Systems Division, Microsoft

4: Customer Case Study (Unum): Integrating Mission Critical Legacy Systems with Service Oriented Architecture to Improve Busines Tim Fitzgerald, Assistant Vice President of Enterprise Architecture, and Tim Durgan, Enterprise Architect, Unum

5: Customer Case Study (Accuride): Using the Microsoft Application Platform to Transform Business Processes that Increase Produc David Stefanich, Chief Information Officer, Accuride

6: Partner Lunch Session with SOA Software: SOA Governance - Build the right services, build them right, run them right Frank Martinez, Executive Vice President, SOA Software

7: Partner Lunch Session with Ascentn: Achieving 5X to 10X Productivity and Manageability Gain through Game-Changing Model-Drive Jesse Shiah, President and Co-founder, Ascentn

Technical Offerings Track


1: Introducing Microsoft's Integration Solution: BizTalk Server 2009 Ofer Ashkenazi, Emil Vellinov

2: .NET Fx, BizTalk, "Dublin", "Oslo", and .NET Services: Bucket of Bits or SOA Portfolio? Kris Horrocks, Microsoft

3: New Application Lifecycle Management Experience for BizTalk Server 2009 Developers Stephen Kaufman, Manoj Agarwal, Vinay Ahuja

4: Building Workflow Driven Services with .NET Today and Tomorrow Jon Flanders

5: Design for Change with the ESB Guidance v2 Peter Kelcey, Dmitri Ossipov

6: Designing Services for Management & Scale with “Dublin” Stephen Thomas, Kendall Technologies, Inc., Kent Brown, Microsoft

7: Using BAM to Implement a Service & SLA Monitoring Solution Raul Camacho

8: WCF 3.5 SP1: Implementing RESTful Services With Windows Communication Foundation 3.5 SP1 - Concepts and Introduction Ron Jacobs, Microsoft

9: Microsoft Dynamics AX and SOA Leslie Sistla

10: Microsoft BizTalk RFID in Real World Deployments: Connecting Movements in the Physical World to Enterprise Applications Sudhir Hasbe, Anush Kumar, S3Edge

11: One Service Multiple Faces: Supporting WS-*, REST, and POX Simultaneously with WCF and Service Virtualization William Oellerman and Raul Camacho, Microsoft

12: Using SOA Principles to Drive Modern EDI Solutions Chris Kabat, Clark Miller, Manoj Agarwal

Best Practices Track


1: SOA: The Progress you Make Depends on Where you Start Jack Calhoun

2: SOA Patterns from the Field Jason Hogg, Microsoft

3: Deciphering the Microsoft offerings for Real World SOA Allan Naim, Brian Loesgen

4: Managing SOA: Business Value & Barriers to Adoption Erik Svenson

5: Adding Business Intelligence to SOA Applications Larry Davis, Roger Burnett

6: SOA Governance with MS technologies: System Center, WCF and BTS Massimo Mascaro, Solution Architect with Microsoft Customer Care Framework

7: A Lap Around Oslo Don Box

8: Lessons from the Trenches: A Real World SOA Success Story Rick Garibay, Cathi Chinn

9: Realizing the BPM Vision with SOA, Sharepoint and BizTalk Burley Kawasaki

10: Clearing the Minefield with Next Generation SOA Technologies Alan Smith

11: Steering the Northwest Passage: Beginning an SOA Initiative Ian Robinson

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February 26

Opening Keynote with Eddie Amos, part 1

Speaker: Eddie Amos, GM, Platform and Tools, Microsoft

Opening Keynote with Eddie Amos, part 1

Opening Keynote with Eddie Amos, part 2

Speaker: Eddie Amos, GM, Platform and Tools, Microsoft

Opening Keynote

February 24

Closing Keynote with Robert Wahbe

Speaker: Robert Wahbe, VP, Connected Systems Division, Microsoft

Closing Keynote

Customer Case Study (Unum): Integrating Mission Critical Legacy Systems with Service Oriented Architecture to Improve Business Processes, Streamline Operational Efficiency and Increase Revenue

Speakers: Tim Fitzgerald, Assistant Vice President of Enterprise Architecure; and Tim Durgan, Enterprise Architect, Unum

Customer Case Study: Unum

Unum’s more than 2,000 insurance products are supported by roughly 60 legacy systems that were never intended to coexist or communicate. This fragmentation made it difficult for the insurance leader to serve its small business customers, who prefer a simple way to assess, purchase, and administer key benefits like life and disability plans. To integrate its various offerings and transition from a product-centric business model to a customer-centric model, Unum has implemented a service-oriented architecture using BizTalk Server 2006, Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite, and the .NET Framework. The solution, known as Simply Unum, has been transformational for the company and its small business clientele. The easy-to-use, online portal has eased benefits administration for customers, has streamlined Unum’s operational efficiency, and is expected to deliver more than U.S.$700 million in incremental premium revenue over the next five years.

Customer Case Study (Accuride): Using the Microsoft Application Platform to Transform Business Processes that Increase Productivity, Reduce Costs and Improve Customer Service

Speaker: David Stefanich, Chief Information Officer, Accuride

Customer Case Study: Accuride

Accuride had an IBM iSeries–based Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) solution that required frequent attention from IT personnel and was expensive to operate. The company used the Microsoft® application platform to build a new solution that not only improves integration, but also streamlines production planning and provides customers visibility into certain manufacturing processes. Developed in four months and with continuous improvements since, the solution has improved factory operations and delivers new customer value. Accuride is realizing technical benefits as well, including high developer productivity, minimal deployment costs, reduced ongoing costs, and a decreased IT workload. Furthermore, the solution’s scalability, reliability, flexibility, and ease of management will help Accuride take advantage of the solution in the future.

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