Modeling tools, BPM development, SOA Orchestration, Event-driven architecture and CEP, SOAP
Java, Microsoft .NET, Mobile application development, Portals, presentation and clients, Application servers and Web service platforms, Open source, Frameworks, Tools, Ajax and RIA
SOA mainframe and legacy application modernization, Cloud and Grid, Security, Choosing a cloud development platform, XML appliances
APIs, ESB, EAI, Enterprise middleware for SOA
Operational BI for SOA, Data management, Mashups, Representational State Transfer (REST)
Service management, Web services testing, SOA governance, Registry and Repository, Web services performance, XML and XML schema
David Chappell is vice president and chief technologist for SOA at Oracle Corp. Chappell has over 20 years of experience in the software industry covering a broad range of roles including R&D, code-slinger, sales, support and marketing. He is SearchWebService.com's newest Web services/SOA middleware expert.
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Scaling up and scaling out are two ways for growing businesses to increase productivity, but doing so blindly may be more costly than it's worth.
Organizations will have to push beyond storage requirements and basic business intelligence tools to exploit big data, according to a Gartner analyst.
According to a recent Gartner survey, mobile technology is the second most important priority for CIOs in 2012, but building the business case is easier said than done.
Businesses looking to build effective business intelligence and analytics programs have to toe the line between focusing on the basics and using new technology to build more complex BI systems.
Oracle’s various investments and acquisitions over the past decade have some customers struggling to integrate it all, although Oracle’s own middleware might be able to help.
An Oracle Hyperion system implementation in three weeks? Yes, it can be done. Communications firm Neustar implemented Hyperion in less than a month and gained efficiencies in the process.
The city of Las Vegas underwent a three-year Oracle business intelligence project to bring more data to its employees and the public. The city's IT manager explains how it happened.
