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Wow, this was a great Tech-Ed. In the last two months, I've been working with each and every one of the speakers to make their session become a blast. I have seen some of the speakers for more than 5 reviews and the results were just great. The track started with a 15 minutes opening where I covered the why and the what behind SOA and S+S, the current and future Microsoft solution portfolio and finally the teaser to the track sessions. Later on the first day,we've had an overview of the SOA...
תגים:ESB, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, S+S, Software + Services, Enterprise Service Bus, Oslo, TechEd, TechEDIsrael2008, SOA Governance, REST, RFID, Web Service Software Factory, TechedIsrael2008Sum
During the last months, we have been doing quite a few events for customers and partners that want to learn more on Microsoft and SOA. The SOA Round Tables No, it is not King Arthur's round table meetings. Nevertheless, it is a recurring 4-hour event that we drive here in Microsoft for specific vertical markets (Government, Defense, Hi-Tech, Healthcare and more). The round table is intended for a small group of 10-15 people (This is why it is a round table and not an auditorium) who want to influence...
Juval Lowy is back in Israel to deliver his Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Master Class , five intense days, covering WCF programming, design guidelines, pitfalls, original techniques and best practices and two workshops one day each, Service-Orientation, WCF and You – One Day Tutorial and Introducing Windows Communication Framework . To register for the workshops contact Sigal from Idag Ltd by phone: 09-7747785 or by email: sigalm@idag.co.il .
Diego Dagum, my friend, and the Architect from Redmond responsible for the MSDN Architecture site has uploaded my ESB/SOA/S+S talk to the MSDN Architecture site - "A walkthrough towards SOA and S+S" The recording is from Finland. I encourage you to go to this link and see the meat behind the buzzwords and how they can be implemented in organizations today. This is the site screenshot as of November 10th, 2007:
I’m pleased to announce the final release of the Microsoft Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Guidance for BizTalk Server 2006 R2! “The Microsoft ESB Guidance provides architectural guidance, patterns, practices, frameworks, reusable components and samples for BizTalk Server R2 to simplify the development of an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) on the Microsoft platform and to allow Microsoft customers to extend their own messaging and integration solutions. The Microsoft ESB Guidance results...
Yes, No, Maybe. S+S, Software + Services, has many flavors and forms depending on who is asking. Most times it is the ability to use both on-premise software (inside the organization) and out-reach services from the Internet. One of the scenarios where S+S is also relevant is an organization that uses both internal services and also external services in a single business process. For example, if we want to discharge a patient from a hospital, we can say that the process uses the following services...
I know what you are saying. The Middle-Out Approach for SOA has 3 steps in a cycle or at least this was the way it was presented up until now: Expose, Compose and Consume which is applied for every business drive we decide to deal with. However, if we drill down we see that we need 6 steps from which expose is divided into 4 sub-steps of Expose: Find the relevant functionalities that are reusable and will participate in the later compose stage for this business drive. This is a place where an architect...
Tens of attendees from Israel are joining me next week to the SOA summit in Redmond. I am really proud that we have so many customers and customers that want to hear what Microsoft has to offer for the short and long term in this important space. I promise to blog about the new announcements that will take place there.
Wow, it has been quite a while since I last blogged. I wanted to share some of my experiences in the Architect Summit in Helsinki, Finland where I delivered two sessions on (1) SOA and Software+Services and (2) Modeling, VS Architecture Edition 2008 and DSL Tools. First Session : A walkthrough with SOA & S+S towards agility! Powered by the Middle-Out Approach. I invite you all to see the recording from here . It is actually a solo version of a talk I delivered in the past for quite a few times...
You must check out this ice-breaker SOA funny video: As of today, this video really represents the reality around the SOA buzz. We all know the importance that SOA can give us but we tend to forget that SOA is not the final goal --> SOA is the means and the way to achieve the goal which is agility... Enjoy...
3 weeks ago, Ron Jacobs, the host of the ARCast show came to Israel for a pretty packed visit. It was a one-of-a-kind visit, so I want to share with you what we did but in an opposite chronological direction: Thursday Feb 1st: The visit's highlight was the delivery of the " Software Architecture Essentials " workshop to about 110 new architects that were not registered as architects in our repositories. The workshop was intended for team leaders and senior developers or even managers who wish to...
Our story begins in the year of 2010 in a quiet hospital somewhere... Suddenly a phone call disturbs the peaceful day of an R&D Manager and his colleague, the IT Manager... "This is your CEO Calling", says the voice on the other line. "I need you to change the process of prescribing drugs to a patient to include allergies check.... and you should allow doctors to watch patient record while working from outside of the hospital." "And I need this done by tomorrow!" said the CEO "Yes Sir" said the...
I have recently published an article in the Israeli Public Sector Newsletter. The main idea I was interviewed about was the current hot trend of SOA . Today SOA is discussed not only by IT mangaers, but also by the CxO level of organizations. Organizations are now realizing that they need to have a flexible IT infrastructure in order to enable changes in the organzations and become more agile. The reason that becoming agile is of interest to CxOs is that it means reducing costs and answering market...
I'm posting an article that my colleague and myself were interviewed for. The interview was held before the Israeli Business SOA conference, where I also delivered a presentation about Microsoft SOA strategy which is part of a bigger initiative called Connected Systems. The article discusses: The motivation for organizations shifting their systems to service oriented approaches The 4 pillars of service orientation Microsoft Technologies that support SOA - WCF, BizTalk, Workflow Founcation, the .NET...