|
Article Excerpt
Connecting the Enterprise with Web Services, Java, XML & .Net
Meet with the industry experts, professionals, and managers building today's Web Services enterprises!
Conference March 18-20, 2003
Exposition March 19-20, 2003 Hynes Convention Center, Boston
THE LARGEST WEB SERVICES CONFERENCE & EXPO
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
* Software Developer
* Software Engineer
* Development Manager
* Application Developer
* Technical Director
* Analyst/Programmer
* IT Manager
* Technical Architect
* Team Leader
* Software Consultant
FEATURES & ATTRACTIONS
* 3 Days Packed with Education and and Training
* 4 Keynotes & 3 Panel Discussions
* 60 Hard-Hitting and Current Seminars
* FREE .NET Tutorial with Russ' Tool Shed
* Web Services & XML Tutorials
* Java University Certification Training
* HOT Industry-Leading Certification Programs
* Day Mobile .NET Tutorial
* INFORMATIVE Round Table Discussions
* Opening Day Welcome Reception
* SAMS Meet the Authors Hot Topics Lounge
* COMPELLING Case Studies & Best Practices
* FEATURED Product Demonstrations on the Show Floor
* RIVETING Real-time SYS-CON Radio Interviews
Keynotes & Highlighted Speakers
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
John Magee Vice President, Oracle9i
John Magee is vice president, Oracle9i, at Oracle. He has more than 14 years' experience in the enterprise software industry and has held positions in product development, product management, and product marketing. In his current role, Magee manages technical product marketing for Oracle's application server and development tools products, and is responsible for evangelizing Oracle technology initiatives around J2EE, XML, and Web services.
Mark Herring Director Java, Web Services & Tools Business
Mark Herring is responsible for helping to define, set, and drive Sun Microsystems' product direction in the Java, Web Services & Tools Business. Prior to his current role, Herring was director of corporate strategy & planning, looking after Sun's interest in the Project Liberty Alliance and Network Identity. Herring joined Sun Microsystems in October 1999 as a result of Sun's acquisition of Forte Software. Forte Software was a leading provider of enterprise-class development and integration products. During his four years at the company, he ran several aspects of Forte's marketing organization, including product marketing and the Web channel.
Miguel de Icaza Cofounder and CTO
As the founder and leader of the GNOME Foundation, Miguel de Icaza is one of the foremost luminaries in the Linux development community. With his seemingly boundless energy, de Icaza has galvanized the effort to make Linux accessible and available to the average computer user. He brings this same excitement to his role as CTO of Ximian. de Icaza was instrumental in porting Linux to the SPARC architecture and led development of the Midnight Commander file manager and the Gnumeric spreadsheet. He is also a primary author of the design of the Bonobo component model, which leads the way in the development of large-scale applications in GNOME.
Mark Hapner Distinguished Engineer, Sun Microsystems
Mark Hapner is a Sun Distinguished Engineer and is currently lead architect for Java[TM] 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE[TM]). He has guided the overall architecture for J2EE 1.2, 1.3, and now the upcoming 1.4 release. In March of 1996, he joined Sun's JavaSoftware Division to participate in the development of the Java database connectivity API (JDBC). Following that, he was co-spec lead of the Enterprise JavaBeans specification and spec lead of the Java Message Service specification.
Simon Phipps Chief Technology Evangelist, Sun Microsystems
Simon Phipps, currently chief technology evangelist at Sun Microsystems, speaks frequently at industry conferences on the subject of technology trends and futures. He was previously involved in OSI standards in the 1980s, in the earliest collaborative conferencing software in the early 1990s, and in introducing Java and XML to IBM.
Dave Chappell VP, Chief Technology Evangelist, Sonic Software
Dave Chappell is the vice president...
|
