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 Maja
Tibbling is a Lead Enterprise Architect at Con-way, Inc. with
more than 20 years of IT experience spanning multiple technologies
and methodologies. She has had a primary focus on Component-based,
Service-Oriented and Event-driven Architectures for the last
10+ years. Maja is a member of the team that implemented SOA
and EDA at Con-way Freight and she continues to shape the evolution
at Con-way and to evangelize the practice in other parts of
the organization. She has shared Con-way's SOA success
story through speaking engagements and panels at Gartner, InfoWorld
and vendor conferences as well as through trade publications.
In the late 1990s, Maja participated in a vendor-hosted Component-based
Development Customer Advisory Board for a couple of years working
with contributors to the UML and J2EE specifications. Many
of the participants have gone on to be thought leaders in the
SOA domain. Con-way IT has received industry recognition for
the business value provided by its SOA implementation, through
CIO 100 awards for 2002 - 2006 and several InfoWorld
100 awards amongst others. |
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 Presentation
The Sky is the Limit - SOA Built on a Solid Foundation
Learn how Con-way, Inc., a $ 4.2 billion freight
transportation and logistics company,
established a strong architectural foundation
that is enabling each evolutionary step of SOA,
EDA and BPM, to help the business to remain
competitive in a changing and consolidating
market, address new business opportunities and
meet customer demands. Con-way, an early adopter
of SOA, navigated technical and organizational
challenges to establish a systematic approach to
create and identify business services. In this
session, find out why continuous attention to
the "A" in SOA implementation is critical if it
is to serve as a basis for event-driven
processing, automated business processes,
real-time business intelligence and other future
IT opportunities. Learn how the business has
already benefited, what steps were taken to
ensure success and what lessons were learned along the way.
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