ESB-CON IV: Enabling Business-Critical Integration and SOA
Hear from top ESB Vendors and Experts
All in one day – All from your desktop
ESB-CON IV: A Unique Multi-Vendor, One-Stop Executive-Level Event:
More than 5,000 business and IT executives have registered for a prior online ESB-CON. Don’t miss our latest no-charge executive-level briefing of ESBs, SOAs, and business-critical integration. We promise attendees will learn more in 1-day than a month or more of independent research about how F1000s are using ESBs.
Hear from the ESB Experts:
During ESB-CON IV, top ESB experts from BEA, IBM, Oracle and Progress Software will participate in a full day of discussion about technology, today’s Case Studies, future trends, – and answer your toughest ESB questions.
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Marc-Thomas Schmidt
IBM
Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect-ESBs & Service Registry |
Dave Shaffer
Oracle
Sr. Director, Oracle Fusion Middleware |
Jonathan Bachman
Progress Software
Senior Director of Marketing, Enterprise Products |
Deb Ayers
BEA Systems
Sr. Engineering Product Manager, ALSB |
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Who Should Attend?
ESB-CON IV's 2-tier format is expressly designed to meet the needs of business and IT executives (operations managers, business manages, CTOs, architects, etc.).
Why Attend ESB-CON IV?
ESB-CON IV delivers attendees 5-events-in-one:
Top-Level Keynote Panel -- The 5 Tough Questions. ESB-CON IV begins with a "debate-style" Keynote Panel, where high-ranking execs from BEA, IBM, Oracle and Progress answer the 5 Tough Questions.
• What ESB features are your customers finding most valuable?
• What are 3 keys (or 3 top barriers) to a successful ESB project?
• What ‘transaction-safe’ features does your ESB provide?
• How does your ESB help monitor and actively manage end-to-end events?
• What do you see coming for ESBs in the future?
4 In-Depth Solo Presentations. Throughout the day, each vendor expert will share technical details about their ESB offerings and Best Practices, with special attention to Use Cases on how ESBs deliver customers business-critical integration and steps toward SOA. |
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