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Using model-driven development and pattern-based engineering to design SOA: Part 2. Patterns-based engineering

Lee Ackerman (ackerman@ca.ibm.com), Sr. Product Manager, EMC
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Lee Ackerman is a Sr. Product Manager with the Rational Expertise Development & Innovation team. He focuses on creating intellectual capital assets that enable users of the Rational model driven development tooling to succeed in creating J2EE and SOA solutions.
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Bertrand Portier, IT Architect, IBM
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Bertrand Portier is an IT Architect with IBM’s worldwide SOA Technical Sales organization. He used to work for IBM SWG SOA Advanced Technologies to help customers with strategic SOA transformations and create SOA assets for IBM. He is heavily involved in model-driven and asset-based development, and has extensive experience with Web services. A regular speaker at conferences and the author of several technical articles, he also co-authored a redbook on SOA solutions

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Learn how you can extend IBM® Rational® Software Architect and leverage your own custom patterns to automate software design. By using a combination of the features, you can improve your productivity when designing SOA and other solutions. You can also use these automation features to improve the quality of the solution and to support the governance process.

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Date:  25 Sep 2007
Level:  Intermediate
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Lee Ackerman

Lee Ackerman is a Sr. Product Manager with the Rational Expertise Development & Innovation team. He focuses on creating intellectual capital assets that enable users of the Rational model driven development tooling to succeed in creating J2EE and SOA solutions.

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Bertrand Portier is an IT Architect with IBM’s worldwide SOA Technical Sales organization. He used to work for IBM SWG SOA Advanced Technologies to help customers with strategic SOA transformations and create SOA assets for IBM. He is heavily involved in model-driven and asset-based development, and has extensive experience with Web services. A regular speaker at conferences and the author of several technical articles, he also co-authored a redbook on SOA solutions

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