IBM WebSphere DataPower Podcast Series: Recent Episodes
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The WebSphere DataPower Podcast Series focuses on critical SOA concerns – scalability, security and cost. In particular, these audio interviews and opinion pieces by IBM thought leaders and technical experts expand on the new enterprise requirements for extending security and governance to the edge of the network. IBM WebSphere DataPower appliances enable integration and can help safeguard your application and network environment, across distributed – web, mobile, and cloud, or mainframe platforms. Tune in regularly to hear more!
In this podcast, Client Technical Manager and IBM Expert in Integrated Systems, Andy Grohman, discusses the pressures to modernize banking services by leveraging new technology in cloud computing and mobile connectivity space. Andy introduces IBM WebSphere Datapower Appliances and draws from his experience with clients how the solution enables integration and scalability while ensuring efficiency and security in delivering sensitive banking information to its clients.
Steve Cawn discusses technology, infrastructure and security concerns affecting energy and utilities companies. Operational efficiencies, smart grids, smart metering, analytics and security at the edge of the network are addressed.
In this podcast, WebSphere Federal Chief Technical Architect and Strategist, Bill Hines discusses the challenges and new requirements of Federal agencies in managing costs and securing transactions across traditional and new mobile and cloud platforms. Bill elaborates on the cost benefit and technical advantages of IBM's WebSphere DataPower appliances in solving critical challenges of highly sensitive agencies.
WebSphere DataPower solutions can help safeguard your enterprise from attacks at the edge of the enterprise. Learn how as IBM WebSphere's Steve Cawn and Andrew Das discuss security concerns at edge of the network. Part 4 examines customer success stories from a number of industries.
WebSphere DataPower solutions can help safeguard your enterprise from attacks at the edge of the enterprise. Learn how as IBM WebSphere's Steve Cawn and Andrew Das discuss security concerns at edge of the network. Part 3 in this series looks at the security features of DataPower, and how it fits within the application and process focus area of the security framework.
WebSphere DataPower solutions can help safeguard your enterprise from attacks at the edge of the enterprise. Learn how as IBM WebSphere's Steve Cawn and Andrew Das discuss security concerns at edge of the network. Part 2 in this series centers on security capabilities that reside within your infrastructure--both security within the DMZ and your trusted zone.
WebSphere DataPower solutions can help safeguard your enterprise from attacks at the edge of the enterprise. Learn how as IBM WebSphere's Steve Cawn and Andrew Das discuss security concerns at edge of the network. Network security, application security, threats, the "DMZ" and its components are reviewed.
--Bridge connectivity across domain boundaries. --Appliance ESB handles 80% of the volume and 20% of the function. --Software ESB handles 20% of the volume and 80% of the function. --WebSphere SOA Appliance delivers the needed SOA optimization while lowering your cost.
In this third of four podcasts, Ben and Steve speak on reducing your SOA Total Cost of Ownership(TCO). With different applications and data formats, it becomes costly to get the desired results of integration. But with specialized, consumable and dedicated appliances companies can bring down costs and achieve time to value in days and weeks. --To achieve SOA inertia within an organization and beyond, addressing the learning, skills, performance, security and management requirements increases IT costs. --IBM drives the lowest TCO with specialized, consumable, dedicated appliances. --IBM delivers the most complete Appliances offering in the market with proven customers in all Industries.
In this second of four podcasts, Steve and Ben focus on addressing the security challenges while adopting SOA. As companies start connecting different applications and services to broader audience, it becomes more critical to control those access. --The Appliance: What is it? --Without a security strategy that polices and restricts access to document flows, the organization opens itself to massive security risks. --IBM delivers highest of security enforcement and policy management through IBM's robust "Security Frameworks".
Steve and Ben begin this podcast series with speaking on three SOA paradox and focus on achieving true SOA scalability beyond just a few departments that will help companies drive business agility. --The value of having an SOA is the ability to spread across enterprise. --As SOA Adoption moves outside of the department both the design skills and the infrastructure required to secure, scale and manage the SOA becomes more of a problem.