Use cases for integration and BPM have changed. In the 1990s and 2000s, focus was on integrating mostly static enterprise applications and automating aspects of largely manual back-office business processes. Now, enterprises must not only deal with rapid change, but also accommodate a wide range of embedded devices, mobile applications, cloud deployments, and new users. Integrating them seamlessly, and incorporating them into automated and often complex business processes requires a new approach. The need to respond more rapidly to change means we must enable developers and business analysts alike to be more agile and productive. Lightweight, distributed integration infrastructure must easily work in concert with standards-based, easy to use BPM tools.
Red Hat's JBoss enterprise middleware is uniquely positioned at the intersection of modern integration and BPM technologies to enable customers to build the intelligent, integrated enterprise required today and in the future. Listen as key members of the JBoss team discuss our vision for the "intelligent, integrated enterprise", how the recent FuseSource and Polymita acquisitions accelerate this vision, and how today's JBoss Enterprise Middleware platforms provide a foundation and path to the integration technology of the future.
Changes in our industry are causing organizations to rethink application integration and SOA infrastructure implementations. In this session, Ken Johnson will review these changes and their impact. He will introduce the current JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform, discuss the recently acquired FuseSource technologies and how they will be incorporated into the Red Hat JBoss middleware portfolio, and provide an enterprise service bus product roadmap.
Bio: Ken Johnson, director of product management at Red Hat, is responsible for SOA and data integration products and technologies. Prior to joining Red Hat, Ken was a senior engineering manager at MetaMatrix, Inc., pioneers in the enterprise information integration (EII) market. He has also held technical leadership positions at Vignette Corporation, Oberon Software and Sybase, Inc., with a focus on application integration and data management technologies.
In this session, Kim Palko, senior product manager for enterprise messaging at Red Hat discusses Red Hat MRG-Messaging and Fuse MQ Enterprise. Topics include: Red Hat's vision for messaging, how we see the Red Hat and Fuse messaging systems interacting today and down the road, and emerging technologies targeted for delivery in future product releases. This session is recommended as a pre-requisite for those interested in a deeper dive on the vision for AMQP, presented in the Tuesday 3:00 pm session.
JBoss Enterprise BRMS is a single platform that delivers business rules, process, and event management. Today, it enables business users to create and manage business artifacts through intuitive web user interfaces and BPMN2 standard-based tools. It also lets you model and execute simple business policies, real-time decision points, or process models with an integrated set of tools. In this session, Prakash Aradhya, senior product manager for BRMS, will discuss in greater detail the recently added BRMS and BPM capabilities in JBoss Enterprise BRMS 5.3. You will also gain insight into the future direction of Red Hat's BPM and BRMS products including a view into how the recent Polymita acquisition will contribute.
Bio: Prakash Aradhya is senior product manager at Red Hat and is responsible for driving the product strategy and roadmap for JBoss Enterprise BRMS and BPM products. He has over 15 years of experience in product development and product management in the middleware software industry. Prior to his focus on the BRMS and BPM products, Prakash was responsible for JBoss Developer Platform product management, which included JBoss Developer Studio. Prior to joining Red Hat, Prakash worked at Sun Microsystems (now part of Oracle) as SOA Product Manager for the Sun Java CAPS product.
Data, data everywhere - what can you do? How can you turn this data into an asset for your organization? In this session, Ken Johnson will introduce data virtualization, data services and the JBoss Data Services Platform version 5. He'll also discuss the direction the technologies and product are heading including product roadmap details.
Bio: Ken Johnson, director of product management at Red Hat, is responsible for SOA and data integration products and technologies. Prior to joining Red Hat, Ken was a senior engineering manager at MetaMatrix, Inc., pioneers in the enterprise information integration (EII) market. He has also held technical leadership positions at Vignette Corporation, Oberon Software and Sybase, Inc., with a focus on application integration and data management technologies.
Learn how to get started with Apache Camel! This webinar discusses the basic concepts of Camel such as enterprise integration patterns and domain specific languages. Simple examples using code will be provided to demonstrate the theory applied in practice. Learn how you can get started developing with Camel and how to setup a new project from scratch-using Maven and Eclipse tooling. This session includes live demos that show how to build Camel applications in Java, Spring, OSGi Blueprint, and alternative languages such as Scala and Groovy. At the end of the presentation we demonstrate how to extend Camel by building custom components.
Bio: Claus Ibsen has worked on Apache Camel for years and shares a great deal of his expertise as a co-author of Manning's Camel in Action book. He is a principal engineer working for FuseSource specializing in the enterprise integration space. He lives in Sweden near Malmo with his wife and dog.
This session will provide an introduction to and overview of SwitchYard, the next generation enterprise service bus (ESB) from JBoss. SwitchYard combines best of breed technologies, open standards, and a progressive tooling suite to provide unprecedented flexibility and productivity for developing service-oriented applications. The talk will cover a wide variety of use cases encountered in enterprise application development:
Bio: Keith Babo is a core developer in the JBoss division of Red Hat and project lead for SwitchYard. While most of Keith's career has been in R&D, he spent his first year at Red Hat as a solutions architect, helping organizations adopt open source technologies and stick it to the man. In a former life, Keith developed Java-based platforms at Sun Microsystems, where he helped create and destroy multiple iterations of business integration middleware.
Abstract: In this webinar, James Strachan will demonstrate how to get started solving integration problems with Enterprise Integration Patterns visually with Fuse IDE tooling. He will also discuss how to run your integration solutions locally, on Fuse technology and in the cloud.
Bio: James Strachan is heavily involved in the open source community. He has been an Apache committer for 10 years, created the first version of Apache Camel, was one of the founders of the Apache ActiveMQ and ServiceMix projects. He created the Groovy programming language, as well as a number of other open source projects including Scalate, dom4j, and Jaxen. He is also a committer on a number of projects such as Apache Karaf, Maven, Lift, and Jersey. James is currently Software Fellow at FuseSource and has more than 20 years experience in enterprise software development with a background in finance, consulting, and middleware.
No integration story is complete without data integration. In this session you will learn what data virtualization is, how it provides an agile, lower cost data integration approach, and the key features to look for when evaluating data virtualization products. You will also get a deeper understanding of the JBoss Enterprise Data Services Platform (EDSP) and learn to enable your applications and business processes to easily integrate data, overcome data complexity, and provide canonical views of data from any number of disparate data sources, such as RDBMS, files, web services, Salesforce, etc. This session will include a demo. Attendees will leave this session with a deeper understanding of the data virtualization platform and its capabilities, and will be able to make informed decisions about their own enterprise needs.
Bio: Ramesh Reddy is a principal engineer at Red Hat and co-lead for the Teiid community project, the basis of JBoss Enterprise Data Services (EDS). He has many years’ expertise with the JBoss EDS product and data virtualization space and recently spoke on data virtualization at the 2012 Red Hat Summit user conference. Follow Ramesh on Twitter: @rareddy.
JBoss Enterprise BRMS (based on the JBoss Drools community project) has evolved over the years to offer a common and consistent paradigm, tools, and APIs for modeling and developing business solutions. During this session, Edson Tirelli, Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat and Drools core developer, will present:
Bio: Edson Tirelli is a principal software engineer at Red Hat and has more than 10 years of experience in middleware and telecom solutions. He has been working on the Drools project and the JBoss Enterprise BRMS product design and development since 2006 and is the lead engineer of the Drools Fusion CEP module. His interests are AI in general, specially inference engines, language design, and development and compilers.
JBoss Enterprise BRMS delivers business process management (BPM) capabilities based on the jBPM community project. You can better manage and streamline your business processes with a lightweight process engine for executing business processes in pure Java, combined with the necessary services and tooling to support business processes in their entire life cycle. This allows both developers and business users to manage business processes more efficiently by using a combination of web-based and Eclipse-based tooling.
In this presentation, Kris Verlaenen, the jBPM project lead, will explain how to tackle some of the more recent challenges related to business process management, such as flexible processes, human interaction, and integration with external services using domain-specific services.
Bio: Kris Verlaenen leads the jBPM project. He is also one of the contributors to the Drools project, to which he started contributing in 2006. After finishing his PhD in computer science in 2008, he joined JBoss full time. He has a keen interest in everything related to BPM, with a special interest in the healthcare domain, one of the areas that has already shown a great need for a unified process, rule, and event-processing framework.
Every BPM solution solves a different kind of business problem. Some are heavily human-centric and streamline business activities. Some are more system-centric and automate business activities for optimization. And others are highly collaborative and deal with information heavy business processes for case management. Whichever approach you choose, it is critical to have the right set of tools to build successful BPM solutions. This webinar will discuss the various solution approaches and highlight the tools and techniques offered by Red Hat, including a review of the tools recently acquired from Polymita and examples of current customer case studies.
Bio: Prakash Aradhya is senior product manager at Red Hat and is responsible for driving the product strategy and roadmap for JBoss Enterprise BRMS and BPM products. He has over 15 years of experience in product development and product management in the middleware software industry. Prior to his focus on the BRMS and BPM products, Prakash was responsible for JBoss Developer Platform product management, which included JBoss Developer Studio. Prior to joining Red Hat, Prakash worked at Sun Microsystems (now part of Oracle) as SOA Product Manager for the Sun Java CAPS product.
Bio: Luis I. Cortes is a senior product marketing manager at Red Hat and has 11 years of experience in enterprise software. He recently joined Red Hat via the acquisition of Polymita technology, where he was co-founder in charge of marketing (product marketing and product management) and global sales. He is passionate about technology and entrepreneurship, and the impact that both have on organizations, society, and our lives as individuals.
Red Hat's JBoss Enterprise Middleware enables you to easily build and deploy information-centric applications using the latest technologies. In this session, you will see a complete end-to-end demo featuring JBoss Enterprise Data Services and OpenShift - Red Hat's application platform in the cloud. In the demo you will:
Bio: Mark Drilling is a principal software engineer at Red Hat and has years of experience in the data services space, both in technical support and development. He joined Red Hat as a technical support lead in 2007 and has recently joined the development team, contributing to the Teiid designer and Teiid community projects.
Abstract: Your growing integration infrastructure creates a need for a tool that lets you provision and discover your broker infrastructure. Fuse Fabric is that tool! In this session, learn about some of the tasks that Fuse Fabric can help you with, including creating elastic broker clusters, making your clients unaware of underlaying broker topology, and easy infrastructure upgrades.
Bio: Dejan Bosanac is a senior software engineer at Red Hat with deep expertise in messaging and integration. He is an active committer on the Apache ActiveMQ project and co-author of the book «ActiveMQ in Action».
In this session Ted Ross, platform architect for Red Hat MRG-Messaging at Red Hat, will present Red Hat's vision for AMQP, the Advanced Message Queueing Protocol. Some background on the AMQP standard will be given, along with its present use cases and a discussion of the value it brings to the enterprise. Red Hat's future plans for AMQP will also be presented.
Developers, DevOps managers, and system administrators know that deploying and managing the ongoing operations of integration deployments across distributed environments is not a trivial matter. We have all heard about the benefits of leveraging the Cloud, integrating across clouds, hot deploying upgrades and new bundles, and being elastic and flexible. But the question on everyone’s mind is... how easy is it to do this in massively scalable production environments? In this session, Stan Lewis answers this question by providing an overview of how to deploy, manage, and upgrade integration and messaging deployments across a distributed, diverse environment.
Bio: Stan Lewis is the Project Lead for the Fuse Management Console and a committer on Apache Camel.
JBoss Operations Network (JBoss ON) provides runtime governance and management for the JBoss portfolio. This webinar will highlight: management capabilities (including global performance and availability), how to achieve secure, auditable, and automated control of any managed JBoss resource, and comprehensive asset management.
Bio: Alan Santos is a Red Hat senior product manager responsible for Operations, Administration and Management of the JBoss portfolio including JBoss Operations Network. Prior to joining Red Hat was a senior contributor in product management, marketing and development at Progress Software, Object Design and other software companies focused on Development and Data Management.