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TECHNICAL
BRIEFING
“Integrating Disparate
Applications, Security and File Transfers”
90
minute briefing:
9.00am - 10.30am
by 3 subject matter experts ("SMEs")
- Integrating backend
applications with other application silos
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- Using Adaptors to integrate and leverage your ESB/SOA
strategy -
- Managed File Transfer & Security considerations for
disparate applications -
- Data transformation, data validation, process
automation and event acknowledgements - |
Sydney - Thursday 1st May 2008 - 9.00am -
10.30am, Symantec House, 207 Kent St
Melbourne - Friday 2nd May 2008 - 9.00am -
10.30am, Royce Hotel, 279 St Kilda Rd
TOPIC 1: Integrating
Disparate Applications
Change the way you look
at integration, to do more with application
integration:
- Quickly and easily develop
workable deployment strategies and overcome
implementation challenges;
- Take advantage of pre-built components to assemble
Integration – instead of coding;
- Integrate existing ESBs and make different
middleware vendors products work together;
- Integrate disparate applications such as ERP
systems (eg. SAP) and SOAs (eg. WebSphere, Tibco,
etc)
- Rapidly implement new (and change existing)
business processes;
- Compose intelligent, agile business-level
services;
- Monitor and manage your infrastructure to avoid
integration chaos
- Examples of iWay connecting the front-office to
the back-office and utilising integration to improve
relationships with customers, partners and the
supply chain.
- Case studies include Coty Inc., Alcoa (Novelis)
and BT
- iWay codeless integration for 300+ data,
application and technology sources including: SAP,
JD Edwards, WebSphere, Tibco, WebLogic, DB2, Oracle,
PeopleSoft, .Net, MQ, SOAP, e-business sources like
EDI, ISO & SWIFT, CICS, Sybase, Biztalk and legacy
mainframes to name a few
TOPIC 2:
Securing & Centralizing all File Transfers
How to use Application
Adaptor Architecture to Secure and Centralize all
External and Internal File Transfers.
- Learn how to integrate your
security architecture with your application
architecture
- Many organisations have multiple gateways to their
trading partners to transfer files. Separate
gateways for multiple FTP servers, for ERP systems,
for web servers, SOA, databases, some with leased
lines, VANs, VPNs, proxy servers etc.
- Use managed file transfer, application adaptors
and appropriate architecture and best practices to
achieve outcomes such as: reducing operations costs,
further embracing the internet, providing additional
business/application functionality, and addressing
critical requirements of security, reliability,
flexibility, automation, operations lock down,
corporate governance, and government regulation
compliance
- Multi-tier security architecture and network zones
- Adaptor (and optional ESB) integration for file
transfers
- Data and file transformation
- Data and file validation
- File process automation
- Event acknowledgement and guaranteed delivery
- How to achieve (or retain) the upmost security,
yet still embrace SOA
- Examples using Tumbleweed SecureTransport iWay
Gateway
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SPEAKERS:
Todd MacDonald
from Australia and USA - CTO for Information
Gateways and a world expert in secure managed file
transfer. Todd has worked for 20+ years in the USA
security industry for companies like Tumbleweed,
Reconnex, Checkpoint Software, Federal Reserve Bank,
and has consulted to many Australian, NZ and USA
enterprise customers in architecting secure content
delivery solutions (inbound and outbound). This
includes the evolving Data Leak Prevention (DLP)
market
Paul
Fearon
from UK - international business support manager for
Information Builders / iWay. With 20+ years
experience in IT, Paul began working with
Information Builders in the late 90s on Y2K and Euro
conversion projects. After a few ETL manager
projects, he specialised in middleware technology
and became iWay MQ Interface Product Manager. This
product line grew into MQSI support. When IBM GS
wanted iWay to investigate the possibility of
handling HIPAA messages in the newly branded
WebSphere MQ Integrator product (formerly MQSI),
Paul moved from supporting plug-in interfaces in
MQSI to the iWay service manager, building an
eBusiness product suite (HIPAA X/12 being the first
product). He built the iWay eBusiness team adding
SWIFT, EDIFACT, X12, HL7, UCCnet (now 1SYNC), FIX,
AS1, AS2, AS3 protocols and ebXML. Having pioneered
many iWay achievements over the years, Paul is now
responsible for international sales support and has
a wealth of technical and customer-facing
experience. He is the ideal presenter to help change
the way you look at integration.
David
Partridge,
is technical services manager, Information Builders
/ iWay in Australia, and was previously professional
services manager, SeeBeyond in Australia. David has
many years experience with middleware technology and
SOA.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
CIO, CTO, IT Managers, IT
Consultants, Project Managers, Architects,
Integration and SOA specialists, CSO/IT Security
Mgr/Security
PRICE: Your
organization may attend FREE
CANCELLATIONS:
24 hours prior
ENQUIRIES: Please phone
Melissa on Sydney +61 2 9496 9496 or email
info@ig.com.au
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