Cheryl L Mascaro is a 24 year veteran of delivering Business Automation Solutions.  Cheryl joined Intel in 1992, and has held numerous enterprise wide leadership roles including Enterprise Release Manager, SAP (Business Software) Implementation Director and spearheaded Intel's corporate wide compliance to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act enacted by Congress in 2002.  Currently Cheryl is an Enterprise Architect focused on solving the conflicts between Business and Information Technology to insure Intel can function as an agile enterprise in the face of constantly increasing competition.

Cheryl is also a regular conference speaker in the area of Business Process Management and Service Oriented Architecture/

Presentation
Modeling SOA in Support of the Business
This presentation will tackle the difference between the SOA Consumer and Provider side roles and responsibilities.  What are the methodology proposed differences?  Why are they both critical to lay the foundation of developing an inventory of services that can then be consumed by the business?  Additionally, what are the roles that need to be put in place and where do they operate within the Business and IT?  Lastly what type of central governance is required to manage this transition?

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