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![James Odell James Odell](/events/q306/odell.jpg) James
Odell is
Sr. Research Scientist at
Intelligent Automation, Inc
He is a consultant, writer, and educator in the areas
of object-oriented and agent-based systems, methodology,
business process management (BPM), ontology, and complex
adaptive systems.
Throughout most of his thirty-five year
career, Mr. Odell has been heavily involved in developing
better methods to understand, communicate, and manage system
requirements. In particular, he has been the chair of the
OMG’s Analysis and Design
Task Force for ten years and has contributed to the development
of the UML and UML 2.0. He is also the co-chair of the OMG
SOA group and the acting chair of the IEEE FIPA Standards
Committee.
He has written six books, and numerous papers
and articles. (www.jamesodell.com)
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Presentation
What do Standards Mean
for SOA - And Why do we Care? An OMG Perspective
The OMG approaches SOA standardization from the business and architecture perspectives.
In particular, with its experience in UML and MDA, most of the initial work
will involve these areas. Furthermore, the synergy of SOA, EDA and BPM are
specifically addressed as part of the SOA group charter.
This presentation
will address these issues as well as discuss the OMG’s roadmap for SOA
standardization.
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