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February 2012 Monthly Focus
By Global WebSphere Community Management
Jan 27, 2012 9:01 AM CST
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| Date: February 9, 2012 Topic: Delivering the Agile Discipline of BPM Through the Agile Infrastructure of the Cloud Time: 11:00 AM EDT (GMT -5) Download the presentation here Watch the video replay here Click here to view the questions asked during this webcast in our BPM with SOA Forum Business Process Management has always been about delivering value. Quickly. With IBM Blueworks Live, business and IT leaders have been collaboratively delivering significant value through the cloud for more than 4 years around the areas of process modeling and documentation. Join Bill and Mihnea in this webinar to hear about the latest announcements that will enable you and your team to extend the value you can deliver your organization through the most comprehensive end-to-end BPM solution powered by the cloud. You haven't been closer to achieving process excellence than with the IBM BPM cloud offerings! Additional Resources: |
Meet the Presenters: Bill Lawton, Product Manager, IBM BPMBill Lawton is a WebSphere BPM Product Manager at IBM. He has been part of the BPM Product Management team for several years and has been focused on product strategy, positioning, packaging, and pricing for IBM Business Process Manager and WebSphere Operational Decision Management product releases.  Mihnea Galeteanu, Product Marketing Manager, IBM BPMMihnea is responsible for evangelizing IBM's BPM portfolio in customer, partner and internal IBM communities of practice. Prior to his role in marketing, Mihnea has spent 10 years imagining, building, breaking and shipping products of all sizes, most recently as a Staff Software Developer in IBM's Toronto Lab where he held various roles across the BPM stack of products. |
| Date: February 23, 2012 Topic: Better Together (More Than Ever): BPM & SOA with IBM BPM and WebSphere Message Broker V8 Time: 11:00 AM EDT (GMT - 5) To register please click here BPM and SOA have always been better together. At the heart of an SOA are services — repeatable business tasks — like “new account opening” or “customer credit check”. These services can then be used (and re-used) in the context of multiple business process or combined to deliver new, composite processes. The key for mid-market and departmental users is that this integration approach must be easy to implement and manage. Too often enterprises have shied away from the necessary SOA approach vital to many BPM use cases because the solution has been too complex, the enterprise has been too strapped for resources or the project simply doesn’t mix with their current staff or set of skills. The combination of IBM BPM and the new WebSphere Message Broker (WMB) V8 looks to change this tune for good. Join Christopher Frank and Bill Hahn as they delve into the new features and functions of WMB V8 that, when combined with IBM BPM, help deliver real business agility. |
Meet the Presenters:  Christopher Frank, WebSphere Connectivity Technical SpecialistChris Frank is a Certified Consulting I/T Specialist, focusing on WebSphere Connectivity products, including WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Message Broker. Currently a member of the Midwest WebSphere Technical Sales organization, he has held both regional and Americas-wide positions over a 13 year IBM career, with over 25 years of experience in the I/T industry.  Bill Hahn, BPM Solution Architect, SOA Dev Tools Specialist, Cross-brand Evangelist (Sr. Certified ITS)Bill Hahn is an IBM Sr. Consulting Software IT Specialist, BPM Solution Architect and Development Tools Evangelist. In 20+ years at IBM he has worked in the development labs, consulting services and technical sales. Bill has worked with clients in Europe, Asia and North America as a systems engineer, project leader, developer, solution architect and instructor. He is IBM Senior Certified and Open Group Master Certified. His developer / architect / business analyst focus on BPM, SOA, Web2.0, Mashups and Social Software traverses all 5 IBM Software Brands: WebSphere, Rational, Lotus, Tivoli and Information Management. |
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