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 Ali
Arsanjani, PhD, is Chief Architect for the SOA and
Web Services Center
of Excellence within IBM Global Services, specializing in
harvesting and
developing best-practices for the modeling, analysis, design
and
implementation of SOA and Web Services.
He leads the internal
IBM worldwide
SOA & Web Services Community of Practice (5000+ members)
and is the
principal author of the (Service-oriented Modeling and Architecture)
SOMA
method for SOA.
He is currently focusing on SOA Tooling with
support for
Modeling (SOMA), Assessments, Strategy and Planning, Governance,
Architecture and Realization and their practical application
to engagements
inside and outside of IBM.
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 Jorge
Diaz is a Solution Architect with IBM Software Group. He focuses
on delivering strategic and tactical architectures in the areas
of middleware and distributed systems integration, working
throughout the Americas and Europe.
Mr. Diaz works closely
with large corporations helping them adopt service-oriented
solutions using a variety of leading technologies, including
Web Services.
He is a steering committee member of The
Open Group's SOA Workgroup, a senior member of IEEE and
a member of ACM and SEI.
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 Presentation
The Service Integration
Maturity Model (SIMM): A Roadmap of Maturity for
SOA
As companies move towards SOA, it is important to understand where they are,
where they want to be and how to get there. The first two steps are assessments
of maturity of the current and target desired states, followed by a roadmap
for transformation towards SOA.
The SIMM model provides a set of 7 dimensions
of business, organization, methods, applications, architecture, information,
infrastructure across 7 levels of maturity to handle the detailed complexity
of today's vast heterogeneous systems.
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