SOA Business Process Conference 2009

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The 2009 SOA and Business Process conference will be held at the conference center on the Microsoft campus on January 28th and 29th. This is a two-day, two-track conference covering products and solutions related to service-oriented applications.

The best practices track has sessions related to technologies and patterns for businesses.

- Deciphering the Microsoft offerings for Real World SOA

Building for People: Examining the Composite Architecture
  • Optimizing Enterprise Architecture Practices to Realize SOA Initiatives
  • Managing SOA: Business Value & Barriers to Adoption
  • Steering the Northwest Passage: Beginning a SOA Initiative
  • Adding Business Intelligence to SOA Applications
  • Clearing the Minefield with Next Generation SOA Technologies
  • Dynamics CRM, .NET ESB in a Heterogeneous SOA
  • SOA: The Progress You Make Depends on Where You Start
  • Lessons from Trenches: A Real World SOA Story
  • Realizing the BPM Vision with SOA, SharePoint and BizTalk
  • Additional customer case study sessions

The technology track has sessions related to service development, deployment, and management technologies.

- Introducing Microsoft’s Integration Solution: BizTalk Server 2009

New Application Lifecycle Management Experience for BizTalk Developers
  • Using SOA Principles to Drive Modern EDI Solution with BizTalk Server
  • Using BAM to Implement a Service & SLA Monitoring Solution
  • Incorporating Physical World Events into Your Event Driven Architecture with BizTalk RFID
  • Design for Change with the ESB Guidance v2
  • One Service, Multiple Faces: Supporting WS-*, REST, and POX Simultaneously
  • Building Workflow Driven Services with .NET and Visual Studio
  • Driving Towards a Common Service Model with Oslo
  • Designing Services for Management & Scale with “Dublin”
  • Achieve Global Reach of Your Enterprise Services Using the Internet Service Bus
  • Composition in the Cloud with the Azure Services Platform: Implementing Cloud Hosted Workflows that Compose Enterprise and Internet Provided Services
  • Technical Lessons Learned from Building the Dynamics CRM Service Interfaces
  • Incorporating SharePoint Content Management, Collaboration, and Communications Services into Your Composite Applications