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2nd
Annual SOA Symposium
April 21-22, 2010
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Title:
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2nd Annual SOA
Symposium: Government and Industry Best Practices
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Date/Time:
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April 21, 2010, 8am-5pm and April
22, 2010, 8am-5pm
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Location
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Sheraton
Crystal City Hotel – 1800
Jefferson Davis Hwy Arlington, VA 22202
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Audience
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Aprox. 500 DoD, Federal
Government, and Industry attendees
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Host
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Mr. Dennis Wisnosky, Business
Mission Area, Chief Technical Officer and Chief Architect in the Office of
the Deputy Chief Management Officer, U.S. DoD
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Website
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http://www.soasymposium.com
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Event POCs
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Jessica.Zucal.ctr@xxxxxxx, cell:
703.862.2828
Isabel.Rubio.ctr@xxxxxxx, office:
703.692.6400
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Event Description
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The
2nd annual SOA Symposium brings together lessons learned and emerging topics
from both Government and Industry SOA experts, practitioners and project
teams. The theme of this year's SOA Symposium is "Discipline, Teamwork
& Semantic Technologies" to make SOA a successful reality.
On April 21 and 22, 2010, please
join Elizabeth McGrath, ADCMO; David Wennergren, DCIO; Paul Strassmann,
Former Dir. of Defense Information; and Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr.
as they impart the message of SOA and highlight the necessity of individual
and team discipline.
The
U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has embarked on a path to implement SOA as a
primary means to deliver increased capability to the warfighter by improving
the efficiency and effectiveness of business operations. Industry around the
world has demonstrated that SOA can substantially reduce the cost of IT
infrastructure while greatly improving business agility. Both the IT and the
business communities must jointly own and manage a proven inclusive
architecture to achieve SOA success.
In
2009, the DoD SOA Symposium demonstrated that SOA must be considered a Team Sport,
involving all elements of people, process, technology, and especially Trust. This 2nd Annual
DoD SOA Symposium is focused on the Discipline necessary within each individual
team member and the team as a whole to be successful; it will provide
government and industry professionals with the experiences of individual and
team's successes that are a result of best practice strategies for business
intelligence, program management, information access, and much more.
The
conference will host more than 30 presenters from federal agencies, industry
and academia that cover the SOA lifecycle, technical issues, governance and
policy aspects, as well as emerging innovations and issues of semantic
integration and collaborative service-oriented solutions. The SOA Symposium
is a premier conference offering a forum for practitioners, analysts, and
industry representatives to present and discuss experiences and trends. These
conference sessions are directed at business and technical architects,
analysts, decision makers and IT practitioners.
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Conference Tracks
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Track 1:
Service-Oriented Architecture & Solutions
This track is focused on the
physical design of services and service-oriented solutions with an emphasis
on exploring service-oriented technology architecture as a distinct form of
distributed architecture. Also provided are sessions that address related
considerations pertaining to the architectural impact of infrastructure, the
creation of design specifications, the utilization of related technologies
and practices, and how the emerging REST platform and related patterns and
approaches can be leveraged in support of realizing service-orientation.
Track 2: SOA Case
Studies
Real-life accounts of successful
and failed SOA projects discussed first-hand by those that experienced the
project lifecycles and have a story to tell. These veteran practitioners will
provide advice and insights regarding challenges, pitfalls, proven practices,
and general project information that demonstrates the intricacies of
implementing and governing service-oriented solutions in the real world.
Track 3: Semantic
Services, Data Management & Analytics
A series of diverse topics are
represented by this track, including SOA and the semantic Web, semantic
platforms for business intelligence, standards for data integration, SOA
analytics and business intelligence, and performance and compliance
management.
Track 4: Service
Modeling, Service-Oriented Design & SOA Design Patterns
Fundamental phases in any SOA
project are the analysis and design stages required to ensure that business
and technology domains are being aligned as closely as possible throughout
the service delivery process. This track contains sessions dedicated to
service modeling and service-oriented design techniques, as well as the
application of proven SOA design patterns. A focal point among these sessions
is the exploration of SOA and business process modeling approaches, including
the analysis and separation of business rules.
Track 5:
Governance & Security
This track covers the individual
governance of services, as well as independent collections of services (or
inventories), service portfolios, and the governance and long-term evolution
of service-oriented ecosystems in general. Also encompassed by this track are
topics that address service security and security mechanisms for
service-oriented solutions.
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