Date:  April 7, 2011
Topic: WebSphere Application Accelerator for Public Networks (WAXPN)
Time: 11:00 AM EDT

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In February, IBM announced a new product offering, WebSphere Application Accelerator for Public Networks. This product is based on technology collaboration with Akamai Technologies, and represents the next phase of the Akamai Ready partnership announced in 2010 at IBM's IMPACT conference. Please join us to learn how the solution can help your business or organization improve performance, availability, scalability, and security of global WebSphere-based business applications. You will understand the key value the solution brings by ensuring a positive experience for application end-users.

Additional Resources:

GWC Forum: WebSphere Application Accelerator for Public Networks (WAXPN)

Meet the Presenter:

Steve Hellin, Executive IT Architect, IBM

Steve Hellin is an Executive IT Architect from WebSphere's Worldwide Business Partner Sales organization.  He is currently the Worldwide Sales Lead for the Akamai Ready Alliance.

Date:  April 28, 2011
Topic: Delivering Innovative Applications Faster and More Effectively: Updates from Impact 2011
Time:  11:00 AM EDT

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Robert H. High Jr., IBM Fellow and BPSO Foundation Chief Software Architect, will talk about the latest WebSphere Application Infrastructure offerings and how they can help you efficiently deliver applications and services. He will discuss how you can:

• Virtualize, optimize and automate workloads with batch processing
• Support business critical applications demanding high scalability and immediate response with elastic caching, and
• Deliver and scale new services leveraging private clouds

Meet the Presenter:

Rob High,IBM Fellow and Chief SOA Architect, IBM

Robert H. High Jr., IBM Fellow, BPSO Foundation Chief Software Architect, is an industry pioneer in the field of Services Oriented Architecture (SOA). He has positioned IBM as a leader in delivering critical technologies to its clients. His leadership of the SOA Foundation, which lays out the basic business case behind IBM’s advocacy of SOA, has allowed the company to communicate an understanding of both the value and structure of SOA deployments to thousands of clients. It has served as the genesis of the SOA Portfolio, a core contribution of future Software Group and Global Business Services profitability.