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| Date: | July 8-11, 2008 |
| Venue: | Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa Honolulu, Hawaii, USA |
Event overview
The IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC 2008) bridges the gap between services computing and business models with ground-breaking technologies such as Service-Oriented Architecture, Business Process Integration and Management, Services Engineering and Grid/Utility Computing, and Web 2.0. This year’s theme is "Services: Business, Technology, and Application".
Session 1
Toward an Enterprise Business Process Architecture Standard
Session Details
A major part of the discussion in the BPM industry and academia relates to process architecture, one of the most crucial components of an enterprise model. Effective process architecture details the complexities underlying an enterprise. The information is used by executives during key decision-making process. This session presents a systematic framework for functional evaluation and construction of process architecture.
Speakers
George Koliadis and Prof. Aditya Ghose, University of Wollongong, Australia and Dr. Srinivas Padmanabhuni, Principal Researcher and Head, SOA Center of Excellence, Infosys.
Session 2
Light Weight SOA Governance – A Case Study
Session Details
The IS&T division of ABC Company was facing high maintenance costs due to the proliferation of in-house applications built over a period of time. In addition, the company had to address redundancies and heterogeneity of technical landscape. The fragile point-to-point integration architecture decreased the responsiveness of IT to new business needs. To address these challenges, the company began an SOA exercise. Experts from the SOA Center of Excellence, Infosys, demonstrate, with the help of a case study, how the company adopted SOA governance and addressed issues during adoption.
Speakers
Deepti Parachuri, Junior Research Associate, Nagarani Badveeti, Technical Specialist, and Dr. Sudeep Mallick, Senior Technical Architect and Researcher, SOA Center of Excellence, Infosys.
Session 3
Inter-organizational Architectural Framework Leveraging Web Services and AJAXSession Details
This paper discusses a prototype for managing complex inter-organizational interconnections with partners using web services and leveraging AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), to conduct a responsive web services behavior. The architectural approach focuses on the benefits of web services at the back-end, and at the same time increases end-user usability at the front-end.
Speakers
Dr Jai Ganesh, Principal Researcher and Mayank Mathur, Technical Specialist, Web 2.0 Research Lab, Infosys.
Session 4
The Role of Service Granularity in a Successful SOA Realization – A Case StudySession Details
This case study demonstrates how a leading financial institution faced SOA realization issues while implementing an inappropriate SOA design strategy. Experts from the SOA Center of Excellence, Infosys, address some of the design issues and present INSOAP, Infosys’ framework for SOA adoption. The framework is effective in an end- to-end SOA adoption exercise.
Speakers
Naveen Kulkarni, Research Associate, Vishal Dwivedi, Junior Research Associate, SOA Center of Excellence, Infosys.
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