WS Security Track - Transitioning Successfully to SOA and Web Services: Building the Infrastructure for SOA Growth
How Can SOA Management Help Organizations Ease The Complexity Of Moving Toward A Loosely Coupled Environment?

By: Dan Foody
Dec. 15, 2004 12:00 AM

This session will address how to approach service-oriented architecture (SOA) management from a project-based level while still allowing room for future expansion and incremental growth to an enterprise-wide SOA. The session will provide valuable insight into how SOA management can help organizations ease the complexity of moving toward a loosely coupled environment.

 

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About Dan Foody
Dan Foody, CTO of Sonic and Actional products, leverages his extensive experience in enterprise systems software toward designing robust and manageable service-oriented architectures. Foody's experience with distributed systems technologies including middleware, integration and Web services, gives him a broad knowledge of the complexities and requirements for managing real-world enterprise software deployments. He is the author of various standards, and contributed significantly to the OMG standard for COM/CORBA interworking. Most recently, Foody was the recipient of InfoWorld's 2005 CTO 25 award. Foody holds a BSEE and MSEE from Cornell University.

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