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Monday June 2, 2008
Prince Sultan University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Service Oriented computing (SOC) is a new rising paradigm that is expected to change the face of distributed computing and enterprise automation. SOC provides the first radical solutions for interoperability and integration problems in enterprise automation. Not only that, but it reduces enterprise automation to a direct mapping of business processes into service architectures. The main purpose of this workshop is to highlight the benefits and advantages of SOC and provide guidelines for the adoption of SOC.
Target Audience:
• All people involved in enterprise
automation: software developers, system analyst, mangers, …etc
• IT personnel in government agencies and companies
• IT academics
• IT planners at all levels
• IT Strategists
• E-Government and e-Business planners, managers and developers
Speakers:
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Dr. Taha Khedro, Director, Technology & Security Risk
Services, Ernst & Young |
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Dr. Abdullah Ahmed Al-Wehaibi, Director of the e-Services and Integration Department, Yesser Program Presentation: An Overview of Yesser Program |
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Anwar Sleem – Regional Director for
Solution Architecture team with Nortel Global Services |
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Dr. Irfaan Harris, CISCO SONA: Service Oriented Network Architectures |
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Kadri Umay, SOA Architect, Microsoft Presentation: Real World of SOA |
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Moatasem Ayyash, Academic Developer Program Manager, Microsoft Dispute Management in e-Government |
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Sandor Hasznos: The Director of SOA
Leadership Center, Riyadh, IBM |
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Tony Carrato: IBM SOA Leadership Center, Riyadh Presentation: SOA in eGovernment Initiatives Around the World |
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