The Practitioner's Guide to Real-World SOA |
| (Unisys University, 2006) |
| A four hour self-paced course with voice over audio recording to base-line the skills of over 650 architects globally.
It covers SOA Architecture, Web Services, Standards, ESBs, Patterns and Antipatterns, Legacy Integration, and SOA using J2EE/.NET |
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| Project-Oriented Proposal Development |
| (PMI Professional Development Day, Atlanta, August 26, 2006) |
| Projects are the lifeblood of every project-based organization. This holds especially true in consulting firms since projects form the major, if not only, source of revenue. Yet, before a project can begin it must be won, and before a project can be won, a proposal must be submitted. Project-oriented proposal development is aimed directly at this very crucial step required to win that next project in today’s tight global economy. |
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| Five(5) Steps for Preparing for Tomorrow's Technology Trends, Today! |
| (AITP, Atlanta, April 17, 2003) |
| Discusses 5 no-nonsense things that an IT shop must look at to survive in the current and next wave of technology trends. A few of the topics that the 5 steps include are Offshore Development, Enterprise Architecture, IT PMOs, Application Integration and Web Services. |
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| Real World EAI: Lessons Learned from GE |
| (EIPhorum, Atlanta, April 19, 2002) |
| Discusses lessons learned from deploying EAI (enterprise application integration) at one of the world's largest companies and what the future of EAI brings. Co-presented with Alex White, IT Manager of GE Contractual Services, a division of GE Power Systems. |
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| Design Patterns Made Easy |
| (AJUG, January 2000 meeting) |
| What is the history behind these "design patterns"? How do they relate to Anti-patterns? This is a presentation that I made at the Atlanta Java Users Group (AJUG) with an objective of answering these questions and to cover some of the patterns that have fascinated me over the years. |
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| A Technical Presentation on EJB |
| (AJUG, December 1999 meeting) |
| Have you heard a lot of "fluff" about EJB? Do you want something more real? This is a presentation that I made at the Atlanta Java Users Group (AJUG) on EJB from a technical standpoint. |
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| A Presentation on the Current State of Information Environement |
| (Georgia State Univ., November 1999)
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