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On July 16th, 2009, a panel of IBM experts answered
your questions about key design decisions for WebSphere Process Server and
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and how to best leverage new features introduced in recent versions.
Other discussion topics include deployment
infrastructure design and setup, versioning, and designing processes with
"agility" in mind.
For more information about WebSphere Process Server, see
the
WebSphere
Process Server and WebSphere Integration Developer resource page.
Michele Chilanti is a Senior Managing Consultant with
IBM Software Services for WebSphere
(ISSW). He has over 15 years of experience working with a variety of
products of the IBM software portfolio. Currently, he consults on a daily
basis with IBM customers in the areas of business process modeling,
implementation, and deployment. Michele regularly presents at conferences
worldwide and has authored a number of IBM and external technical
publications.
Brian Petrini is an Integration Architect and Consultant with
IBM Software
Services for WebSphere
(ISSW). He has deep specialization with WebSphere Process Server,
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, WebSphere Adapters, and WebSphere
InterChange Server. He has worked on customer implementations of
integration products since 1999 and regularly presents and publishes on
best practices. He has a qualification in Electrical and Computer
Engineering.
Kim Clark is an Integration and SOA Design Specialist from the United Kingdom and has been
working in the IT industry since 1993. He has been the technical lead on
projects since the first implementations of WebSphere Process Server and
writes and presents regularly on SOA design. He holds a degree in Physics
from the University of London.
