IBM WebSphere Connectivity and Integration Podcast Series: Recent Episodes
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Software for SOA environments that enables dynamic, interconnected business processes, and delivers highly effective application infrastructures for all business situations.
WebSphere MQ has been the de-facto standard messaging for Banking, providing mission critical reliability, security, resilience, high availability messaging for years now. Listen to our experts talk about our many success stories in Banking, new challenges and business imperatives in the world of Banking and how IBM continues to deliver future messaging to meet new and evolving market needs including mobile.
Retail is the most dynamic Industry. Most retailers today are expanding their boundaries beyond their physical limits and adopting the growing trend of mobile, social and online commerce. To take advantage of this transformative opportunity, it's essential for Retail companies to seamlessly integrate existing and emerging applications to make informed choices based on real-time information thereby increase efficiency of the Retail ecosystem. Listen to our experts to know more on how leading WebSphere MQ is solving today's Integration challenges by providing an extensive messaging portfolio and preparing you for the Future of Retail.
Listen to this podcast to find out why this is a very good news for developers who wants to take advantage of the leading messaging provider in their applications. WebSphere MQ Advanced for Developers provides a lower cost, single-user license with full access to WebSphere MQ Advanced for development purposes only, speeding development productivity and gaining new skills. It will allow access to all the features of WebSphere MQ Advanced, including Managed File Transfer, end to end encryption of messages with Advanced Message Security and MQTT connectivity to mobiles and physical M2M devices with WebSphere MQ Telemetry. Speakers, Leif Davidsen and Scott Nordstrom.
A new era of applications built for Mobile, Cloud, Big Data and Social technologies are driving an exponential number of interactions through to your back end services, transactions and infrastructure. Many of today’s homegrown messaging and integration solutions are ill equipped to provide the security, low-latency, integrity and flexibility needed to process the multiple data types as well as the sheer magnitude of ‘big data’ coming through the wire. Join our speaker Leif Davidsen, IBM Senior Product Manager and learn about the latest features and benefits of IBM WebSphere MQ.
In this podcast, IBM Master Inventor and CICS Business Manager Matt Whitbourne discusses the market shifts affecting the most basic element of technology and business: the ability to complete a transaction reliably, consistently, and at the lowest possible cost.
In this podcast, WebSphere Architect for IBM, Laura Olson discusses the new requirements for businesses to externalize their services that include technical requirements, rapid assembly of services, governed secure gateway, and inclusion into the application developer community. Laura elaborates on IBM's breadth of experience and technical advantages of IBM's Web API Management in solving critical challenges to externalizing services.
In today's development environment practitioners and administrators a like face increasing pressures to deliver solutions faster while improving the quality and integrity of these solutions. Join IBM WebSphere MQ Market Manager Ewan Auguste and IBM WebSphere MQ Security Lead T-Rob Wyatt to learn how the latest enhancements in WebSphere MQ make it easier than ever: -- To quickly deploy complex solutions. -- Provision testing of security in test environments. -- Minimize the time spent testing security in production. -- Simplify security so developers and admins can focus on key business logic.
A conversation with Marc-Thomas Schmidt, Distinguished Engineer and Chief Architect of SOA Connectivity, IBM Software Group. IBM's Chief Architect for SOA Connectivity and Integration discusses how the proliferation of new information sources, collaborative business models and integration workloads are driving the increasingly vital role of connectivity and integration software. Marc-Thomas discusses challenges that many organizations face with the most basic and most critical element of integration: messaging.
In the last 10 years there has been an exponential growth of smart devices – both human centric like phones and tablets as well as machine centric like sensors and monitoring equipment to run systems. As the devices proliferate, it is becoming critically important for businesses to develop a strategy to leverage the opportunity to use the information and interaction capability as part of their business strategy. Join our speakers Andy Piper, Messaging Community Lead, IBM Software Group; Angel Diaz, Vice President Software Standards, IBM Software Group; and Arlen Nipper, President and CTO, Eurotech Inc., and learn about: MQ TT protocol a fundamental technology for device communications; Enabling new solutions with MQ TT (Smarter Planet, Internet of Things and Social business); and Smarter Hospitals, Smarter energy and messaging for mobile solutions.
Gain insight into SOA services and their consumption, policies and associated metadata in your enterprise. Find more details at http://www1.ibm.com/software/integration/wsrr
IBM WebSphere Message Broker provides an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) that has been designed for universal connectivity and transformation in heterogeneous IT environments. Find more details at http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wbimessagebroker
WebSphere Adapters accelerate integration projects with a comprehensive set of JCA compliant platform-based capabilities to service-enable your assets, including Enterprise Information Systems and Technology standards. Find more details at http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wbiadapters
WebSphere MQ helps eliminate costly security breach exposure and ensures compliance through message and transaction integrity. Find more details at http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq
Easily develop and reuse connectivity solutions using IBM pre-supplied patterns, or create custom user-defined patterns of common use cases. IBM's Leif Davidsen and Andy Piper highlight the patterns features in WebSphere Message Broker.
With the proliferation of devices and data sources in the network, business leaders find it increasingly difficult to effectively harness data to drive business and decision making. Understand how to bring together disparate pieces of data from across the network to track, measure, alert and predict business scenarios to give you a winning advantage. Leif Davidsen and Andy Piper, speakers.
If you have already made the smart decision to move your organization to a predominantly messaging paradigm, you most likely have already seen the cost savings and reduced complexity a messaging backbone like IBM WebSphere MQ can provide. Taking the next simple step to transform this into a full-capability enterprise service bus (ESB) with IBM WebSphere Message Broker allows you to unlock savings across all of your business applications through seamless, end-to-end connectivity.
Learn more about the new high availability feature of IBM WebSphere MQ, from IBM Software Group Senior Product Manager Leif Davidsen and IBM Software Group Messaging Community Lead Andy Piper as they explore how MQ High Availability lowers implementation and ownership costs, aids in meeting target SLAs and reduces administrative cost by aiding in troubleshooting.