Dr. Wang has worked in functional areas of software development, consulting, research and education. She is currently employed by IBM as a senior SOA business architect and engagement consultant, where she is an SOA practitioner and developed innovative solutions to help transform customers’ businesses to more responsive and efficient enterprises.

Experience:-
Presented on SOA related topics in the following events:

• BPM enabled SOA, CHMA conference 2007
• Requirement management in SOA, IAMOT conference, 2007.
• Business Driven Development for SOA, IAMOT conference 2006.
• Co-presented BDD for SOA, HIMSS conference, 2006
• Business process management using BPM, ACS conference 2004
• Also spoken at multiple partner and customer events for IBM

Presentation

Achieving Enterprise Transformation through SOA that is Driven by Business Needs
Government organizations are actively looking to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) to facilitate the transformation of the enterprise in getting more efficient internal operations and providing superior public services. But making sure the business visions of the enterprise are shared consistently across divisions in solution strategizing, and fully translating the business and the end users’ needs to the IT execution in solution delivery post great challenges.

This presentation will focus on how to take the business needs and use them to drive the IT implementation to achieve the enterprise SOA that delivers the efficiency and agility of the organization. It will provide methodology and the recommended practice as well as the associated SOA software tooling to ensure that the technology investment aligns with the business objectives during SOA adoption.

Audience:-
Business Analyst, business strategist, Architects, Engineers

Key takeaways:-

1. SOA implementation should be driven by business needs
2. Methodology and tools used for adopting business driven SOA
   

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