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| Red Herring East 2007 Boston |
| June 28, 2007 | |
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Service-Oriented Software Transforms the Industry Speakers: |
| New York Enterprise Modeling User Group |
| June 13, 2007 | |
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New York City All About Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) SOA is one of the most important initiatives driving the future of software development. While many of the concepts and technologies behind SOA are not new, the commercialization of this industry is rapidly evolving. This approach to technology is transforming the way vendors produce offerings and how organizations are expecting to be able to gain flexibility from their IT infrastructure. One of the key benefits of SOA is the improvements that organizations make in business and IT communication which leads to improvements in productivity. This presentation will explore some of the important technology and business benefits and implications of SOA as well as the best practices companies are following to achieve and maintain those benefits. SOA is a big shift in the mindsets for business and technical managers. This presentation will address the impact this is having within the organization. |
| Text Analytics Summit 2007 |
| June 12, 2007 | |
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Expert Analyst Panel Join leading analysts as they discuss the most pressing issues affecting the text analytics space today. This is your unrivalled opportunity to hear from the people who sit on the fence. • Convergence of data & text: What benefits will it really bring the industry? Who will be the first users? Who will offer the technology? When will it be available? • Search & Mining: How much of an importance does search play in text mining? Can search technologies be used to increase the capabilities of text mining? • Applications: Which applications are being created for text analytics technologies? How will businesses benefit? What is next for the future of text technologies? Nick Patience, Research Director, Infrastructure Software, The 451 Group Fern Halper, Partner, Hurwitz & Associates Moderator: Susan Feldman, VP Research, IDC |
| Software 2007 |
| May 8, 2007 | |
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Santa Clara, CA Panelists |
| Informatica World 2007 |
| May 1, 2007 | |
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| CA World 2007 |
| April 23, 2007 | |
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Robin Bloor, Partner Hurwitz & Associates This session will engage Robin Bloor, a leading industry analyst and influencer with the Hurwitz & Associates and one of the authors of Service Oriented Architecture for Dummies, in a look at SOA opportunities and benefits for IT vendors and customers. Specifically, we will examine CA’s current efforts with SOA in general and the CA Integration Platform as an accelerator of EITM in particular.
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| WITI Women & Technology East 2007 |
| March 29, 2007 | |
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Boston, MA This session will engage Robin Bloor, a leading industry analyst and influencer with the Hurwitz & Associates and one of the authors of Service Oriented Architecture for Dummies, in a look at SOA opportunities and benefits for IT vendors and customers. Specifically, we will examine CA’s current efforts with SOA in general and the CA Integration Platform as an accelerator of EITM in particular. |
| HP Software Universe Asia Pacific |
| March 5, 2007 | |
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Brisbane, Australia What key trends will drive IT in 2007? Where will you spend your budget? What does HP Software’s expanded product portfolio mean for your business? David Gee, with the help of analysts from Forrester, Hurwitz & Associates, and Gartner will address these issues and others directly relevant to your success. Part presentation, part Q&A, and part panel discussion, this session targets three key IT areas: operations, applications, and service providers. Carey Schwaber of Forrester will answer your questions about the initiatives and developments that will impact application development in the near future. Judith Hurwitz of Hurwitz & Associates will discuss the challenges that face operations organizations and the initiatives IT executives are undertaking to meet them. And Geoff Johnson will share how service providers can evolve new business and revenue models to optimize business outcomes in times of declining traditional markets. The session will end with a panel discussion in which our analysts bring all these concerns together by discussing a cross functional, lifecycle approach to IT management.
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| Enterprise Architecture Forum |
| February 21, 2007 | |
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Penn State Technology researcher, strategy consultant, and author Judith Hurwitz spoke at the first EA Forum event of 2007. In 1992, Judith founded the industry-leading research and consulting organization, Hurwitz Group. Currently, she is the President of Hurwitz & Associates, a research and consulting firm with a portfolio of service offerings focused on identifying customer benefit and best practices for buyers and sellers of information technology in the United States and Europe. Widely respected throughout the industry, Judith is a recipient of the 2005 Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council award. Judith will provide real-world insights and observations gathered in the writing of her recent SOA book, along with the opportunity for discussion and dialogue. Specific areas of focus will include: • What to do (and what not to do) in initial or continuing SOA efforts in your Enterprise
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| Boston University School of Management Symposium 2007 |
| February 10, 2007 | |
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Boston University These are exciting times in the world of information technology. With phenomenon like Web 2.0 and functionality convergence in mobile devices, not only is the reach of information drastically widening but the power to create and disseminate information is also moving out the exclusive realm of the publishing world, onto the desktops of novice internet users. This panel will throw some light on current and possible future trends in the dissemination and accessibility of information by examining the visions and strategies of businesses in this new information economy.
http://smgpublish.bu.edu/symposium/Speaker_MSIS.shtml
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| Building a Service Oriented Architecture with BPM and MDA |
| Monday, 16 October 2006 | |
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October 16 – 19, 2006 Keynote Presentation |
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