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Speaker: Axel Angeli, Logosworld
The Cloud Brings Big Business to SOA
First there was a trickle, then a stream, and now there is permanent chatter between trillions of services and an incessant flood of data that swamps servers, networks, and mail boxes...
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Speaker: Anthony Assi, Logica
Large Scale Cloud Architectures
After having surveyed the major Web Architectures from the major players, such as Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Wikipedia, youtube, ebay, Flickr, etc; thus demystifying what technologies and techniques are at their heart, the presenter will show you all the secrets...
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Speaker: Toufic Boubez, SOA Systems
The New Silos: Build Once, Deploy Anywhere?
The current state of the art in enterprise computing offers good news and bad news. The good news first: the software engineering community has figured out, over the last several years, the ineffectiveness of building siloed application stacks...
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Speaker: David Chou, Microsoft
Architecting Cloudy Applications
The true power of cloud computing lies in leveraging the cloud platform to build massively scalable applications. However, doing so represents a paradigm shift from traditional n-tier and RDBMS-driven architecture designs...
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Scale as a Competitive Advantage
The Web presents a massive collection of capabilities and data, as well as an even greater amount of "ambient" data (such as our activities on the Web) that can be leveraged to derive into some form of intelligence...
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Speaker: Nicolai Josuttis, IT Communication
SOA Security in Practice
In a commercial SOA landscape security is an important issue. However, the different topics, threads, and approaches look like a real mess for those who jump into this topic. In this talk, Nicolai Josuttis refers about some real-world experience of the requirement to introduce privacy, security and reliability into a SOA landscape.
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Speaker: Speaker: Holger Kisker, Forrester
Secure Navigation Through The Cloud
IT mega trends are supporting the market push toward cloud computing. Underpinned by both technology and economic disruptions, the cloud will fundamentally change the way technology providers engage with business customers and individual users...
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Speaker: Dirk Krafzig, SOA Park
SOA Security - Architecture Patterns and Organizational Issues
This talk provides an overview of up-to-date concepts of SOA Security. It points out that two major paradigm shifts are necessary at the same time. First, the speaker describes that modern distributed architectures require token based security rather than session based mechanisms.
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Speaker: Francois Lascelles, Layer 7 Technologies
Enterprise Security Patterns for RESTful Web Services
REST lowers the bar of complexity for exposing Web service type APIs. What started off as a grassroots movement is now maturing fast. RESTful Web services support is growing, standards are emerging and the debates on the comparative merits of REST vs WS-* have...
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Speaker: Mark Little, Red Hat
Cloudy SOA
In many ways Cloud has taken on the hype that was previously associated with SOA. But does SOA have a role to play in the Cloud and if so what?...
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Speaker: Brian Loesgen, Microsoft
Real World SOA with .NET and Windows Azure
Companies worldwide are enjoying the benefits and efficiencies that can be realized through a well-defined and implement Service-Oriented Architecture strategy. For many, with the recent "go-live" of Microsoft's Windows Azure platform, intriguing new...
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Speaker: Ian Marsh, Vordel
Trusting REST in a Hybrid SOA World
Some of the Web services used by SOA and increasingly by cloud computing bypass SOAP and WSDL and instead make use of lightweight REST-style services that are more popular with developers due to their relative simplicity. The rise of Web 2.0 has cemented...
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Speaker: Joseph McKendrick, CBS Interactive, ZDNet
The Economics of Cloud Computing and SOA
The economics of cloud computing can look enormously attractive, especially when weighing the costs of storage or processing at a few cents per instance or gigabyte, versus the tens of thousands of dollars in up-front investments required for on-site solutions...
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Speaker: Dave Nielsen, CloudCamp
The Effects of Automation in the Ecosystem
In this session you will learn why Cloud Computing (aka "Cloud") is not just a buzzword, but an inevitable movement based on the effect that limitless automation is having on our IT systems. Cloud is drawing us into a new age of scale & automation...
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Speaker: Erik van Ommeren, Sogeti VINT
Using the Cloud for Innovation
Crowdsourcing, Innovation and Cloud computing: these hot trends came together when Sogeti wanted to start a large strategic innovation project and looked for a way to support it with technology. Using a dedicated Cloud solution to hold a unique online event for 20000 visitors...
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Speaker: DImitri Sirota, Layer 7 Technologies
The Rise of APIs: A New Twist to SOA and Cloud
Over the past year more and more organizations have begun rethinking how they expose their data and applications to external developers. Encouraged by the runaway success of Facebook and iPhone, enterprises now see...
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Speaker: Herbjorn Wilhelmsen, Forefront Consulting Group
Data in the Cloud
The vast majority of today's solutions, service-oriented or not, can do well using a relational database as a data store. In fact, the relational database has solved some problems so successfully in the past...
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Speaker: Matt Wood, Amazon
Ahead in the Cloud with Amazon Web Services
Since 2006, Amazon Web Services have been providing on demand, pay-as-you-go infrastructure to businesses of all sizes via web service calls. This talk will introduce the Cloud platform offered by Amazon Web Services...
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High Performance Websites in the Cloud
It's never been easier for new tools and services to gain exposure and new customers on the web. However, surviving the wave of traffic from viral uptake or very spiky usage can be difficult to manage...
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The 2nd International Cloud Symposium is dedicated to covering the most important technology and business-related topics in the Cloud Computing industry today. Together with the co-located 3rd International SOA Symposium, the 2nd International Cloud Symposium is the largest and most comprehensive event of the year addressing both SOA and Cloud Computing topics.
This year's theme is "Scaling Your Business and Infrastructure into the Cloud" and topics covered by expert speakers will include:
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• The Latest Cloud Computing Technology Innovation
• Building and Working with Cloud-Based Services
• Cloud Computing Business Strategies
• Case Studies & Business Models
• Understanding SOA & Cloud Computing
• Cloud-based Infrastructure & Products
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This year's edition of the event will be held at the Berlin Congress Center in Berlin, Germany on October 5th to 6th, 2010 and will be followed by a two-day Certified Cloud Computing Specialist workshop that will take place on October 7-8, 2010.
Every Cloud Symposium event is dedicated to providing valuable content specifically for IT practitioners. The separate Cloud Symposium program committee judges each speaker's session to ensure it complies with the content-driven philosophy of this conference series.
Cloud and SOA Symposium events feature internationally recognized speakers from organizers such as Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Software AG, Amazon, Google, Red Hat, Capgemini, HP, Logica, Ordina, SOA Systems, AmberPoint, Salesforce.com, US Department of Defense, Burton Group/Gartner, Accenture. Expert speakers, such as Thomas Erl, Grady Booch, Anne Thomas Manes, David Chappell, Dirk Krafzig, Paul Brown, Mark Little, Toufic Boubez, Clemens Utschig, Tony Shan and many others, provide new and exclusive coverage of the most relevant and critical topics in the Cloud Computing and SOA industries today.
Aside from the opportunity to network with 500 practitioners and 80 experts, the Symposium will feature the exclusive Pattern Review Committee, multiple book launches and galleys. This is the 2010 event not to be missed!
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Co-Located SOA Symposium
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One Registration Fee
for Two Events
This year's International Cloud Symposium will be co-located with the 3rd International SOA Symposium, giving you the opportunity to experience two conferences for the same registration fee. You will have full access to all speakers sessions during both events. To learn more, visit the Conference Agenda and Registration pages.
Additionally, you can register for any of the post-conference Cloud Computing & SOA workshops and receive 10% off the workshop fee when also registering for the conference. Visit the Workshop Agendas page for details.
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Cloud Computing Camp
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To kick-start this year's Cloud Symposium, the first conference day will be dedicated to hosting a CloudCamp event, which is open for anyone to attend free of charge.
CloudCamp events are based on the “unconference” format, where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas via a series of ad-hoc sessions and lighting talks. CloudCamp events are highly interactive, encouraging attendees and participants to share thoughts and ideas. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.
CloudCamps can be sponsored individually or together with the SOA & Cloud Symposium.
To register for this free event, visit: http://www.cloudcamp.org/berlin/2010-10-04
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Venue: Berliner Congress Center
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The 2010 International SOA & Cloud Symposium
will take place at the Berliner Congress Centre in
Berlin, Germany. This venue, known for its
architectural design history has been recently
renovated to reflect a new modern image.
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Cloud Computing & SOA Book Preview
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All of the authors of the upcoming book "Cloud Computing & SOA" will be speaking at the 2nd International Cloud Symposium and the 3rd International SOA Symposium. A special event is planned to make advance content from the book available and for conference attendees to meet with authors and further discuss the convergence of Cloud Computing and SOA and techniques for applying service-orientation to Cloud-Based Services.
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Expert Panel Highlights
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Expert Panel: October 5, 2010
"Why Adopt Cloud Computing Without SOA?
(Does it make sense to build silos in the cloud?)"
Why Adopt Cloud Computing Without SOA? (Does it make sense to build silos in the cloud?) One of the primary messages delivered in this year's opening keynotes is that while cloud computing innovations provide great potential, they do not prevent us from building silo-based applications all over again, only this time labeled with "cloud" and "services". This panel discusses the need for cloud technologies to be leveraged in conjunction with service-orientation practices in order to utilize clouds for truly strategic business value.
Panelists: Toufic BoubezDavid ChouArt Ligthart (Moderator) Mark LittleJesus RodriguezTony Shan
Expert Panel: October 6, 2010
"Cloud Interoperability - Where are We Today?"
Lack of industry standardization continues to inhibit adoption of cloud computing. With an emphasis on cross-cloud interoperability and mobility, this panel will address how and where industry standards currently are playing a role and further advances being made by standards organizations.
Panelists: Anthony AssiStuart BoardmanToufic BoubezHolger KiskerTony Shan (Moderator) Matt Wood
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Previous Symposia
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2nd Annual SOA Symposium
Arlington, April 21-22, 2010
www.soasymposium.com/usa2010.php
2nd International SOA Symposium
Rotterdam, October 22-23, 2009
www.soasymposium.com/summary3.php
1st International Cloud Symposium
Rotterdam, October 22-23, 2009
www.cloudsymposium.com/home2009.php
1st Annual SOA Symposium
Arlington, April 6-7, 2009
www.soasymposium.com/usa2009.php
1st International SOA Symposium
Amsterdam, October 6-7, 2008
www.soasymposium.com/home2008.php
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