SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

SOA Conference 2007 East

John S. Chen is interviewed by both SYS CON TV Special Correspondent John Barry and SYS CON Publisher and Editorial Director Roger Strukhoff.

JavaOne 2007

ColdFusion Developer Journal's Simon Horwith had a one-on-one interview with SYS-CON.TV Founder and Host Roger Strukhoff, during which he expressed his tremendous enthusiasm for CF8's enhanced speed, features, and usability.

Hot Banana was started late in the dot-com era, but has had a vision and execution that has enabled it to thrive. Company co-founder Chris Adams describes in this interview how and why the company started, where it's going, and how its latest Hot Banana 5.6 releas...

Silverlight

Panelists included SOA World Magazine editor-in-chief Sean Rhody (CSC), Open Source Specialist and SYS-CON's Industry Blogger Debbie Moynihan (IONA), Nexaweb's founder and CTO and SYS-CON's Industry Blogger Coach Wei, ColdFusion Developer's Journal editor-in-chief...

Michael Behr (TIBCO), Deb Moynihan (IONA), and Kevin Hoffman ('the .NET Addict') met for a lively discussion of the Architectural challenges--the 'A' in SOA--that face today's developers and architects in an increasingly SOA-based world.

For those who aren't familiar with Ingres, let me outline where Ingres came from and what the technology is all about. The Ingres technology has been around for quite some time. It dates back to the early '70s at UC Berkeley, and was a project started by Michael S...

PushToTest CEO and Founder Frank Cohen brought us up to his latest doings in this interview from JavaOne 2007. Frank will be leading the AJAXWorld University Bootcamp during the SOA World 2007 Conference & Expo at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York on June 25.

InterSystems is known for its Caché and Ensemble software. Under discussion here is another product, Jalapeño, the company' year-old Java persistence platform. Company VP/Product Development Joe DeSantis discusses recent plug-ins that were announced at JavaOne 2007.

Infragistics VP/Marketing and Product Development discusses the company's latest announcement of NetAdvantage for JSF in this interview at JavaOne 2007. This is one product in the company's NetAdvantage line, which also embraces .NET and WPF.

Sybase Tools Evangelist Jonathan Baker discusses Sybase's vision of mobility, including integrating and accessing mobile databases on any number of mobile devices (phones, blackberries, etc.) in this interview recorded at JavaOne 2007.

Perforce Software has been attending JavaOne since 2003, and initially found success with its Eclipse IDE plug-in to the Java development crowd, according to Principal Product Consultant John Walker, who also talks about the Perforce Visual Client (P4V) in this JavaOne 2007 interview.

VX30 General Manager Jon Miller flew in from company headquarters in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, to discuss what it calls its universal video solutions with the thousands of Java developers attending JavaOne 2007. In this interview, he takes us through the company's approach and solutions.

Jep Castelein from Backbase was interviewed at JavaOne 2007, and talked about the company's recent partnership with Kapow as well as other announcements that the company, based in the Netherlands but with new offices in the U.S., has been making.

Teamprise CEO John O'Neill is interviewed at JavaOne 2007. In this discussion, he talks about the Illinois-based company's strategy to enable developers to utilize source control and other aspects of Microsoft Team Foundation Server from within the Eclipse IDE.

Java guru Bill Dudney spoke with Sun's VP of Developer Products and Programs in this interview at JavaOne 2007. The topic at hand was EJB, which has its own special day at JavaOne, and which is growing by leaps and bounds, according to Kaul.

Talend has its roots in France but also has a significant U.S. presence, with offices in Silicon Valley and Southern California. Company VP Yves de Montcheuil took a few minutes to outline where the company is going in this JavaOne 2007 interview.

Ken Krugle, co-founder and CTO of Krugler.com, sat down with Java and open-source guru Bill Dudney at JavaOne 2007 to discuss the latest in enterprise search-driven development, something that Krugle points out in his blog that the company is hacking on 'around the clock.'

Content is king to Xythos VP of Product Management Tom Grant, who talked about the company's focus on content management and related services in this interview from JavaOne 2007. There are now more than 3 million people depending on Xythos to manage and share their document.

Pramati co-founder and CTO Vilay Pullur of Pramati discussed the company's focus on interoperable web services and its approach to simplifying web application development in this interview conducted at the Javaone 2007 show in San Francisco.

Kapow Technologies Founder and CEO Stefan Andreasen updates viewers on the latest in Web 2.0 mashups and how the company's mashup server technology is helping to enable what the company believes is a revolution in the way look at and work with the Worldwide Web, i...

ICESoft has embraced AJAX as a way to deliver rich client interfaces to Java EE developers. Company CTO Steve Maryka was interviewed at JavaOne 2007 to outline the company's approach and the success it has had with customers.

Xoetrope co-founder Val Cassidy discussed his view of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and his Ireland-based company leverages XML and Java technology to create software with which the company aims to 'change the Web landscape.'

Scott Morrison, VP/Engineering and Chief Architect at Layer 7 Technologies, discussed the company's vision behind its secured, firewalled XML appliances for SOA and Web 2.0 enterprise IT during this interview at Javaone 2007.

DataSynapse's VP/Marketing Shayne Higdon discussed his company's emphasis on virtualization and what it means for real-time enterprises during this interview at JavaOne 2007. A key to the company's strategy is to enable companies to optimize capacity on demand.

Rod Cope co-founded EJB Solutions in 1998. The company, now known as OpenLogic, devotes itself to maximizing the value of open source, and Cope discussed this topic and how the company works to fulfill its vision during this interview at JavaOne 2007.

The growth of the open-source, lightweight Spring framework continues to have a major impact on the enterprise IT industry. Spring creator Rod Johnson, of Interface21, recently talked about its current state in this interview conducted at JavaOne 2007 in San Francisco.

Enerjy Software CEO Nigel Cheshire was interviewed at JavaOne 2007 about the latest happenings at his company, and he provided some insight as to the current and future direction of the company and what its customers can expect down the road.