4) Module 3: Rapid Delivery Technologies for EA
What you'll learn
- Understand the Role of the Internet and XML in achieving Enterprise Integration
- Understand the concepts of Extensible Markup Language (XML).
- Understand how Extensible Style Language (XSL) is used for display formatting output with XML.
- Appreciate how XML can be used to define any executable language, through XML elements that are commands to be executed by an associated XML processor that understands the purpose and logic behind those commands.
- Understand the principles of Business Trading Communities, together with the strategies used by several EAI Trading Community vendors and their products.
- Understand the principles of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), together with the strategies used by several EAI vendors and their products.
- Understand the principles of Electronic Business XML (ebXML) and how it has ben developed to replace Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
- Understand the principles of Web Services and the strategies used by several Web services vendors and their products.
- Understand how error processing can be handled, using EAI, Web Services and ebXML approaches.
- Appreciate how real-time Enterprise Integration can be achieved using EAI, Web Service s or ebXML.
- Understand the concepts of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and the strategies used by several SOA vendors and their products.
- Understand the concepts of Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) used to generate XML-based executable code.
- Understand the concepts of various Business Process Management (BPM) languages, including Business Process Modeling Language (BPML), Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), Business Process Specification Schema (BPSS) ) for ebXML and Web Services Choreography Interface (WSCI).
Requirements
- This Course has one prerequisite. It requires prior completion of “Module 1: Introduction to Enterprise Architecture for Managers and IT”.
Description
This Course provides training in the latest technologies for the rapid delivery of Enterprise Architecture projects to be delivered into production in 3-month increments.
This Module 3 Course covers Day 5 of the Rapid Delivery of Enterprise Architecture Workshop. Through Lectures on Technology concepts, Vendor Strategies and Product Descriptions, it teaches the rapid delivery technologies for transforming businesses and their supporting databases and systems so they can change rapidly to compete in the rapid change environment of the 21st Century.
The Course presents each new technology in a separate Section, together with the vendor strategies and product descriptions associated with that Section. It comprises 7 Sections that cover the technical concepts and products of the latest technologies used for the rapid delivery into production of Enterprise Architecture (EA) projects.
- Section 1 describes the role of the Internet and XML in achieving Enterprise Integration.
- Section 2 introduces the concepts of Extensible Markup Language (XML).
- Section 3 introduces Extensible Style Language (XSL) for formatting and displaying output using XML.
- Section 3 demonstrates how XML can be used to define any executable language, through XML elements that are commands to be executed by an associated XML processor that understands the purpose and logic behind those commands. These principles are used for Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) snd other XML-based languages, covered in Section 6.
- Section 4 introduces the principles of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and discusses several EAI vendors and their products. Further product descriptions are provided in the downloaded document: “Chap11.pdf”.
- Section 5 introduces Web Services concepts and discusses the strategies of several Web services vendors and their products. Further product descriptions are provided in the downloaded document: “Chap13.pdf”.
- Section 6 introduces the concepts of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and of Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) used to generate XML-based executable code in various Business Process Management (BPM) languages. Further product descriptions are provided in the downloaded document: “Chap14.pdf”.
- Section 7 provides a more complete description and demonstration of BPMN using Visible Analyst. This section is presented by Russell Abisla of Visible Systems Corporation in Boston, MA.
Who this course is for:
- This Course is directed to technical IT staff who want to understand the technical concepts and apply the latest technologies and products for the delivery of EA projects into production. They may be: CIOs; CTOs; IT Managers; IT Project Managers; systems analysts; and developers.
- This course is NOT intended for staff who want to learn programming languages.
Instructor
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Design and delivery of educational courses across a wide range of topics relative to Business Management, Business Analyst, Project Managers, Systems Designers and Software Engineers to include: Software Engineering Methodology, Software Project Management, Web Applications, Software Engineering Discipline, Agile Development, Component Object Development, Software Configuration Management, Software Quality Assurance, Software Testing and Enterprise Architecture.
Experience Executive Director, Visible Systems Corporation, Boston, MA Over the past 10 years, President and Executive Director of a globally recognized brand name in information technology, mission-critical applications enabling enterprises to automate and accelerate many tasks associated with model-driven, object-oriented information systems development, including enterprise-level modeling and business capabilities automation software. Managed the development of global business formation. Working with existing leadership team to map out a successful commercialization and go to market strategy. Worked closely with client executives to formulate broader and deeper customer relationships. Oversight of corporate IP, working closely with legal counsel on protection, valuation and commercialization of IP and revenue opportunities. Manage revenue goals and revenue targets for domestic and international accounts.
-Define Vision, Mission, Core Values, Goals, Strategies, and Key Performance Indicators
-Define business functions, and business function accountabilities
-Establish direction and priorities for later development of Strategic Technology Plan
Experienced in managing the enterprise through the commercialization process of key corporate IP assets in terms of identifying
-Move-Ahead and Go to Market Initiatives
-Execution of Move-Ahead Go to Market Enablers
ADJUNCT FACULTY MEMBER
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Johnson & Wales University
Salve Regina University
Roger Williams University
University of Rhode Island
related activities
January 2007 – December 2013
Depending on the nature, complexity and scale of the enterprise; experienced in commercial, defense and government frameworks. Mostly experienced with the Zachman Framework followed by Implementation Frameworks such as DOFAF, MODAF, and TOGAF and the relevant methodologies in combination with these frameworks. Published assorted articles and proceedings in the area of Achieving Enterprise Excellence.
Education Suffolk University, MAsters in Business Administration boston University, post graduate course work in computer science northeastern university, bachelors of science Communication
Presenter at AutoFact, IEEE, CALS conferences
CERTIFICATIONS
Certified Enterprise Architect
Certified Business Architect
Certified SCRUM Master