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<Event> Puget Sound BizTalk Server User Group SIG meeting
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- Event Name: Seattle BizTalk SIG
Cost: No Charge
Contact: David Frenkel
Website: <http://www.seattlebiztalk.org/> www.seattlebiztalk.org
When: Monday, October 28, 2002 11:00 AM-1:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time
(US & Canada); Tijuana.
Where: 205 - 108th Ave NE, Suite 400, Bellevue Civica Bld
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Steven Houglum will be our guest speaker for this meeting. He will talk
about the role of web services and how they will integrate with an
integration broker.
Web Evolution
Although deceptively simple, XML Web services is turning the way we
build and use software inside out. While the Web revolutionized how
users talk to applications, XML Web services is revolutionizing how
applications talk to other applications, or more broadly, how computers
talk to other computers, by providing a universal data format that lets
data be easily adapted or transformed. XML-based standards, which
including SOAP and UDDI, comprise the open methodology for application
to application communication known as XML Web services.
However, Web services don't provide the entire answer for application
integration. The is still a need for data transformation, business
process orchestation and integration with legacy systems. Todays
speaker will discribe the state of XML Web services, what functions they
can perform, and what functions you need your integration broker to
perform.
Steven J. Houglum
.NET Architect, .NET Developer Evangelism
Microsoft Corporation
Steven Houglum is currently a .NET Architect working on the Pacwest
District .NET Developer Evangelism team. His primary focus is to provide
indepth technical information to Enterprise Software Architects, CTO's,
Director's of Technology so that that can make informed and accurate
determinations about Microsoft's .NET technologies.
Before joining the Pacwest .NET Developer Evangelism team, Steven was a
senior member of the Enterprise Applications Practice (EAP). This
Microsoft Consulting Practice has nationwide geographical coverage. The
EAP has consultants with experise in Microsoft technologies and the
integration of them with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) and DataWarehousing applications as well
as Self-Service and Application Hosting Services. Steven specializes in
core Microsoft middleware technologies, Windows 2000 and ERP application
integration.
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