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Sridhar Sudarsan, Executive IT Architect, IBM, US |
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![Sridhar Sudarsa](/sf2008/sudarsan.jpg) Sridhar Sudarsan is an Executive IT architect with Software Lab Services in IBM. He has led enterprise architecture solutions for several customers worldwide, including large companies in the finance, public sector, automobile, and SRM industry verticals for several years. He has worked with many clients in their efforts to adopt SOA; he has worked with companies in formulating and realizing their IT strategy. He is co-creator of the batch programming model in J2EE, and spends portion of his time in enterprise batch modernization efforts in IBM and the industry.
He is the founder and chair of the Central Texas chapter of the Association of Open group Enterprise Architects. |
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Presentation
Batch Processing Best Practices in Transformation Scenarios
When we think of SOA, we generally tend to think of an on-line transaction processing. However, most of the enterprise environments use batch systems. Almost every legacy modernization scenarios that I work with ask the question, "when I transform to SOA, what about the batch applications and systems?" This is a question that is taking more importance with use of heterogeneous platforms, 24x7 processing, globalization trends preventing clear batch windows. In this session, we will talk about the importance of batch in the enterprise as we transform to a modern environment and some of the best practices that I have used.
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