Service-Oriented Architecture, WCF and ESB – Sam Gentile
Wednesday, October 10th, 2007 - 6:15 PM
The term Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) has become ubiquitous in our industry. Unfortunately, that has led to massive hype that makes it difficult to understand and distinguish the real value of adapting SOA principles. The current definition also suffers from technology-centric views that are based on the technology environment in use today. The session focuses on Real-World SOA principles and patterns. The session then focuses on both WCF and ESBs as examples of technologies used to realize SOA's.
Speaker Bio
Sam Gentile is a Principal Consultant II at Neudesic, responsible for managing and operating the Connected Systems East Region Practice.Sam Gentile is internationally known and recognized for his comprehensive expert Microsoft and .NET knowledge, and has been acknowledged by Microsoft as an Solutions Architect MVP. Sam is also an INETA Speaker, having delivered .NET training to user groups and companies all over the world. Sam has delivered over ten .NET based solutions into the market as well as provided expertise for a number of companies such as Microsoft, Algorithmics, Adesso Systems, BCGI, Groove and Pacific Mindworks.
Meeting Sponsor(s)
June’s meeting is being sponsored by Infragistics. Infragistics is the world leader in Presentation Layer Technology. We are committed to providing our customers the highest quality of reusable presentation layer development tools for Windows Forms, ASP.NET, Tablet PC, and Java environments that allow them to empower themselves and their software development teams to realize the potential of the presentation layer by accelerating development cycles and improving usability to the end-users.