Griffiths Waite at Oracle Open World

Griffiths Waite's Mark Simpson is again speaking at this years Oracle Openworld Event.

He has two speaking slots:

Enterprise Architecture and SOA Governance: People, Process, Technology (and Compromises?) (9303)

Length		1 Hour
Abstract		This session presents a case study of a technology refresh program to modernize the organization's enterprise applications while implementing a platform of processes and services to support the evolving business model. SOA governance is essential to ensure that capability is built with each project to deliver the services and processes required for long-term strategic goals while meeting the immediate project needs and adapting along the way. Setting up the initial enterprise architecture and governance framework is only a first step. The real challenge arrives when the projects commence, and how the inevitable enterprise architecture and SOA compromises are dealt with could well be the defining factor of whether such a program is a success.
Track		MIDDLEWARE:Service-Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management
Optional Track		MIDDLEWARE:Middleware for Enterprise Applications
Cross Stream Track		CROSS STREAM:Engineered Systems
Speaker		Mark Simpson, Griffiths Waite
Type		Conference Session
Category		Case Study
Attendee Role		Architect, Executive Management (C-level, President, EVP, SVP, VP)
Tags Add Tag		SOA Governance ,Oracle Enterprise Repository ,Technology Strategy ,Enterprise Architecture Roadmap ,Enterprise Architecture

Oracle SOA Suite: Supporting Changing Market Demands (9066)

Length		1 Hour
Abstract		This session is a case study of how a U.K.-based vehicle leasing company has implemented Oracle SOA Suite to manage the remarketing lifecyle of a vehicle as it approaches the end of its lease. The session introduces 11g lessons learned and best practices implemented that enable the solution to work within the framework of a technology refresh program while enabling the market-driven ongoing business change. The solution contains an e-commerce Web site for marketing vehicles, long-running processes to enable different business rules and policies to be applied to the vehicle at different stages of its lifecycle, BAM dashboards for monitoring business performance, and an integration layer connecting the solution to multiple changing legacy systems.
Track		MIDDLEWARE:Service-Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management
Optional Track		ORACLE DEVELOP:Service-Oriented Architecture
Cross Stream Track		CROSS STREAM:Engineered Systems
Speaker		Mark Simpson, Griffiths Waite
Type		User Group Forum (Sunday Only)
Category		Case Study
Attendee Role		Architect, LOB Manager/Director
Tags Add Tag		BAM ,SOA Suite 11g ,SOA Design ,SOA Best Practice ,SOA Business Change ,User group forum

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Griffiths Waite's Speaking at OUG Irish Conference

Presentation Title:	Key Success factors for Fusion (Middleware) Projects
Speaker:	Mr Mark Simpson
Company:	Griffiths Waite
Co-presenter:
Presentation abstract:	Fusion Applications are built on the next generation technology stack with a core focus on catalogs of Services, Processes and Portals driven by user customisations. It is a different way of architecting applications from the tradition client server. Implementors will need to change the way teams and projects are structured to deliver solutions in this new architecture. SOA, BPM and User Interface skills will be key and projects will become iterative and agile. This session will share experiences from a team who have built many business focussed flexible solutions on top of this new technology and give a number of pointers to how your projects should be strcutured to build on top of and extend Fusion Technology and Applications.
Presentation begins:	30/03/2011 16:15
Presentation duration:	45
Presentation content level:	3 (1 = indepth, 5 = strategic overview)
Audience experience:	Experienced (2-3 years)
Audience function:	Customer / Senior Manager, Functional Manager, Partner
Speaker biography:	Mark leads the SOA consultancy practice at Griffiths Waite. As well as delivering many successful SOA implementations across multiple clients, he is a strong contributor to the community through his role as an Oracle ACE Director. In 2009 he was awarded with the EMEA SOA Partner Community Award for Outstanding Contribution. He has over 15 years experience with Oracle Technologies and currently specializes in SOA and BPM, with multiple articles published on these subjects. He is a frequent speaker at UKOUG, other Oracle Events (Open World, ODTUG etc.) and analyst conferences (Ovum, Gartner, IDC etc. ).
Related topics:	Fusion Middleware: General Fusion Middleware

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