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The conference theme of the 16th International SOA World Conference & Expo, to be held September 22–23, 2009 in San Francisco, CA, is 'Services - The Mainstay of the New Web Revolution.' The Call for Papers, which is now open, welcomes submissions from exceptional speakers with high-quality use cases of investing in SOA to provide strong return on investment (ROI). Case studies from companies that have chosen to invest in service-oriented architecture, with measurable benefits, are especially encouraged.
Co-located with 8th International AJAXWorld RIA Conference & Expo, the combined event will feature 100+ breakout sessions, General Sessions, industry keynotes and discussion panels, as well as a 2-day Expo Floor.
The submissions process is 100% online:
Call for Papers Now Open - Submit Your Speaking Proposal Here ! (Deadline June 30, 2009)
If you have something substantive, challenging, and original to offer, you are encouraged to submit a proposal. In the proposal, please highlight previous speaking engagements including classroom or course work. Please provide contact information that will allow us to reach you to evaluate presentation skills. Past SYS-CON Events speakers do not need to provide references.
Benefits of Being a Member of the SOA World 2009 Conference Faculty
Speakers will receive unprecedented visibility in pre-conference promotions. They will also receive exposure via the accompanying SOA World Conference & Expo 2009 West conference portal for many months prior to and following the conference. Sessions may be recorded and made available via the Internet to a wider audience (at the discretion of SYS-CON Events). Speakers will have the benefit of attending the entire conference as our VIP guest, with a complimentary Golden Pass (Full Conference pass, a $1995 value).
Topics to be covered include:
Topics will include:
- Transitioning Successfully to SOA
- Federated Web services
- ebXML
- Orchestration
- Discovery
- The Business Case for SOA
- Interop & Standards
- Web Services Management
- Messaging Buses and SOA
- Enterprise Service Buses
- Enterprise Mashups
- SOBAs (Service-Oriented Business Apps)
- Delivering ROI with SOA
- Java Web Services
- XML Web Services
- Security
- Professional Open Source
- Systems Integration
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- Grid Computing
- Business Process Management
- Web Services Choreography
Guidelines for Submitting a Proposal
- All submissions become the property of SYS-CON Events. All conference breakout sessions are vendor-neutral.
- Proprietary or confidential material should not be included.
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