David Linthicum, an internationally known application integration and service oriented architecture (SOA) announced this week the availability of “SOA Practitioner’s Crash Course,”
January 2, 2007 (Press Release) --
Reston Va., January 2, 2007, David Linthicum, an internationally known application integration and service oriented architecture (SOA) announced this week the availability of “SOA Practitioner’s Crash Course,” a 3 day custom designed fast-past seminar/workshop geared toward getting a corporate or government SOA team up-and-running in just 3 days!
“While many may understand the notion of SOA, but very few have any idea how to get there. “states David Linthicum, CEO of The Linthicum Group, LLC, and author of this course. “Truth-be-told, there is no hard and fast rule as to how one builds an SOA in their organization. However, some common patterns are emerging which provide a step-by-step guide toward implementing an SOA, either in the fast track (revolutionary) or the slow track (evolutionary)—as long as you’re on the right track.”
The purpose of this seminar/workshop is to provide a step-by-step guide for those who design and build SOAs, designed for the particular organization’s needs. This seminar will walk the perspective SOA team through all of the logical steps, including defining key artifacts and providing examples of those artifacts (e.g., design documents). Moreover, we’ll look at the vast array of SOA technology currently on the market, and learn how to make sense of it beyond the hype, selecting the right technology the first time. In essence, this seminar serves as a meta-methodology of sorts, taking the mystery and risk out of moving an organization to SOA.
You can find additional information about this offering at:
http://www.davidlinthicum.com/SOA_Practitioners_Crash_Course.pdf
David is also the host of InfoWorld's SOA Report Podcast, and writes the InfoWorld's Real World SOA Blog, and has columns in both Web Services Journal and Business Integration Journal.
About David Linthicum
David Linthicum is an internationally known application integration and service oriented architecture (SOA) expert. In his career David has formed many of the ideas for modern distributed computing including EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) and B2B application integration, and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), approaches and technology in wide use today.
David began the Linthicum Group (www.linthicumgroup.com) to provide world class SOA consulting to major corporations and government agencies, as well as select SOA product companies.
“While many may understand the notion of SOA, but very few have any idea how to get there. “states David Linthicum, CEO of The Linthicum Group, LLC, and author of this course. “Truth-be-told, there is no hard and fast rule as to how one builds an SOA in their organization. However, some common patterns are emerging which provide a step-by-step guide toward implementing an SOA, either in the fast track (revolutionary) or the slow track (evolutionary)—as long as you’re on the right track.”
The purpose of this seminar/workshop is to provide a step-by-step guide for those who design and build SOAs, designed for the particular organization’s needs. This seminar will walk the perspective SOA team through all of the logical steps, including defining key artifacts and providing examples of those artifacts (e.g., design documents). Moreover, we’ll look at the vast array of SOA technology currently on the market, and learn how to make sense of it beyond the hype, selecting the right technology the first time. In essence, this seminar serves as a meta-methodology of sorts, taking the mystery and risk out of moving an organization to SOA.
You can find additional information about this offering at:
http://www.davidlinthicum.com/SOA_Practitioners_Crash_Course.pdf
David is also the host of InfoWorld's SOA Report Podcast, and writes the InfoWorld's Real World SOA Blog, and has columns in both Web Services Journal and Business Integration Journal.
About David Linthicum
David Linthicum is an internationally known application integration and service oriented architecture (SOA) expert. In his career David has formed many of the ideas for modern distributed computing including EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) and B2B application integration, and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), approaches and technology in wide use today.
David began the Linthicum Group (www.linthicumgroup.com) to provide world class SOA consulting to major corporations and government agencies, as well as select SOA product companies.
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