Freitag, April 27, 2007
Jax is over...
After 4 days on the JAX 2007 conference in Wiesbaden, Germany, I'm back at home. The conference was great again: so many sessions, more than 1700 people, tons of interesting conversations, 3 own sessions on BPEL and EDA, ... Now some time would be great to think about all the new ideas.
Montag, April 16, 2007
What is Web 2.0?
Have you ever searched for a good definition of Web 2.0? Richard Monson-Haefel has one in his blog: "Web 2.0 is an Architecture of Participation built on the World Wide Web"
BPEL 2.0 is out as an OASIS standard
At last... the Business Process Execution Language WS-BPEL 2.0 is approved as an OASIS standard. See this announcement for details.
Oracle quots the following: "As one of the earliest supporters of BPEL, Oracle has been enabling production BPEL customers for the past several years. The release of BPEL 2.0 is a significant development for the industry and will serve to increase the already strong momentum behind the BPEL standard. In particular, our customers see BPEL 2.0 as enabling a smooth evolution path from BPEL 1.1 and are excited to see several key process orchestration requirements now included in the standard," said Don Deutsch, vice president Standards Strategy and Architecture, Oracle.
Oracle quots the following: "As one of the earliest supporters of BPEL, Oracle has been enabling production BPEL customers for the past several years. The release of BPEL 2.0 is a significant development for the industry and will serve to increase the already strong momentum behind the BPEL standard. In particular, our customers see BPEL 2.0 as enabling a smooth evolution path from BPEL 1.1 and are excited to see several key process orchestration requirements now included in the standard," said Don Deutsch, vice president Standards Strategy and Architecture, Oracle.
Montag, April 09, 2007
Going to JavaOne 2007
He ho!
This year I'm going to visit the JavaOne in San Francisco! It will be my first international conference, so I'm very interested how such events are handled in the US.
This year I'm going to visit the JavaOne in San Francisco! It will be my first international conference, so I'm very interested how such events are handled in the US.
Jax 2007 is getting closer
The Jax 2007 is getting closer: 23.-27. april in Wiesbaden, Germany. This time I'm doing three sessions:
- SOA Management Day: "Zusammenhänge und Praxis von BPM, BPEL, SOA & Co.", together with Mirko Drobietz.
- Session: "BPEL 2.0: Werden die Erwartungen nun erfüllt?", together with Sven Bernhard.
- Session: "Next Generation SOA - Event-driven Architecture", together with Markus Lünsmann.
EOUC 2007 cancelled
Unfortunately the EOUC 2007 conference in Amsterdam has been cancelled. See here for details: http://www.eouc2007.org/
Back again
Hi,
after some time without blogging I'm back here. First news is: this week I got the confirmation to be nominated an "Oracle Fusion Middleware Regional Director". Thanks for that to Oracle! You don't know this program? Here you read the details:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/community/ofm_directors/index.html
after some time without blogging I'm back here. First news is: this week I got the confirmation to be nominated an "Oracle Fusion Middleware Regional Director". Thanks for that to Oracle! You don't know this program? Here you read the details:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/community/ofm_directors/index.html
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