Date:  February 17, 2011
Topic: Securing Your Messaging and Managed File Transfers
Time: 11:00 AM EST

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Stricter regulatory guidelines and security expectations are changing the way businesses implement messaging and file transfer integration. Join IBM Product Architect Alan Chatt and WebSphere Messaging Community Lead Andy Piper as they explore the ways that you can ensure your systems can meet these needs, and how IBM can speed your implementation.

Additional Resources:

• WebSphere MQ Family forum

Meet the Presenters:

Alan Chatt is the Hursley Lab IBM Product Architect for MQ AMS 7.0.1 release.  Alan has been involved in the development of WebSphere MQ AMS since its inception in 2009.  Alan currently collaborates with development teams in Poland and Australia to ensure IBM WebSphere MQ AMS deliver robust security solutions which meet regulatory and security expectations.  The end result was a first of its kind MQ security plug-in that provides message level security.

Andy Piper has been with IBM Software Group since 2001. He is part of the Software Group Development Laboratories, and works on defining product futures and improving software consumability, particularly around the WebSphere brand. For many years, he was a member of IBM Software Services for WebSphere, and worked with customers to assist with WebSphere product implementation. His specialist areas are the messaging and integration families within the WebSphere portfolio. Andy is a regular conference speaker on various topics, ranging from enterprise middleware to Virtual Worlds to social software. He is probably best known online as a "social bridgebuilder". His weblog “The Lost Outpost” reflects the diversity of his skills and interests: development, design, communications, social tools, community building, gaming and digital imaging.

Date:  February 24, 2011
Topic: Leveraging a Federated ESB with WebSphere DataPower
Time:  11:00 AM EST

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The reality of modern enterprises is that the vast majority have multiple, disparate business units that essentially comprise islands of SOA.  By maximizing service reuse in the enterprise, a federated ESB approach that leverages federated service reuse can bridge connectivity across domain boundaries resulting in higher efficiency and responsiveness.  In this webinar, learn how a Federated ESB approach that includes WebSphere DataPower Appliances and leverages the 80 - 20 rule can accelerate and simplify your Federated ESB deployment.  With in-depth case studies from leading international financial institutions, see first-hand how this powerful approach can work for your organization.

Meet the Presenter

Bill Hines is an Executive I/T Specialist and World-Wide Tech Sales Leader for DataPower,
working out of Hershey, PA (Chocolatetown, USA). He has many years of DataPower experience in both customer engagements and developing and delivering internal DataPower training to the IBM consulting, engineering, support, QA, and technical sales teams. He also has WebSphere Application Server experience dating back to 1998. He is the lead author of the acclaimed IBM Press book IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance Handbook and co-author of IBM WebSphere: Deployment and Advanced Configuration as well as many articles published in WebSphere Technical Journal and developerWorks.

Additional Resources

• Q&A forum from "Securing Your Messaging and Managed File Transfers"
• WMQ AMS Product Information
• WMQ AMS Infocenter 
• developerWorks: End-to-end encryption with WMQ Advanced Message Security 
• developerWorks: WMQ, PCI DSS and security standards
  
• Store and Forward – T.Rob's WMQ Security blog 
• MQSeries.net community 
• Service Federation Management Whitepaper