Time: 12:00-13:50

Title: EJB 3.0

Presenter: Mark Spritzler

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: This hands-on workshop will give you the opportunity to experience the power and productivity associated with this new middle-tier programming paradigm. This session will cover EJB3 Session beans with simple annotations, dependency injection, interceptors and persistent domain objects via EJB3's new Entity beans.

Time: 16:00-17:50

Title: JBoss Portal

Presenter: Mark Spritzler

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: This hands-on session will allow you to test drive the out of the box features associated with the JBoss Portal and develop your first custom JSR-168 portlets.

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Time: 13:00-13:50

Title: JBoss AS Customer Case Study: T-Systems Telephony Platform

Presenter: Adolf Liepelt

Company: T-Systems

Abstract: Last year there was a challenge to redesign the platform for telephony games of a big telecommunications company. The platform for such games has to handle a call volume of about 300.000 calls per hour with peaks of up to 400 calls per second. The available budget for this project was quite small and didn’t allow high license fees.  The telephony game platform consists of many so-called voice machines on several places, and a central application server which provides web front-ends for users and the gaming logic for the voice machines. For the central server, a J2EE application based on JBoss 4.0.2 and MySQL 4.1.12 was developed. In the presentation architectural key decisions of this central application are shown.

Bio: Adolf Liepelt was born 1968 in Germany. 1998 he graduated with the Diploma in Computer Science at Technical University in Dresden. Now he is working at T-Systems Multimedia Solutions GmbH as Software Architect and Technical Project Manager. His professional emphases are the design of distributed J2EE applications and technical consulting.

Time: 14:00-14:50

Title: Introduction to Hibernate and JPA

Presenter: Emmanuel Bernard + Ram Venkatarman

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: Hibernate is the leading Object/Relational Mapping tool in the Java space and the most feature rich and mature JPA implementation. This presentation will introduce you to the benefits of ORMs, the new JPA specification and the Hibernate runtime. Through some live code, we will see how to use Hibernate and JPA in your application architecture, when to use the JPA API and how to fallback to the Hibernate native API and benefit the unique Hibernate features.

Bio: Born in 1977, Emmanuel Bernard got a master in computer science from Supelec in Paris. After a few years in the retail industry as a software architect, he joined JBoss as a core developer in the Hibernate team.

Emmanuel Bernard has been involved in the ORM space for more than 4 years and a member of the Hibernate team for 3 years. As a JBoss core developer, Emmanuel has the responsibility to lead Hibernate Annotations and Hibernate EntityManager, two key projects on top of Hibernate Core implementing the EJB3 / JPA specification.
Emmanuel is also a member of the EJB 3.0 expert group and the JSR 303:
Bean Validation expert group.

Time: 15:00-15:50

Title: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

Presenter: Matthias Kranz and Jan Wildeboar

Company: Red Hat

Abstract: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Introduction. Learn now what you need to know about the future of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Virtualisation with Xen, performance analysis, test & develop in a virtual environment - everything you expect from a secure and agile environment just got better.

Time: 16:00-16:50

Title: Introduction to JBoss Seam

Presenter: Brian Leonard

Company: Sun Microsystems

Abstract: This session will demonstrate the simplicity offered by Seam by converting a JSF / EJB3.0 application to one which uses the Seam framework. We'll start with an introduction to Java EE 5 and EJB 3.0, covering new concepts such as annotations, dependency injection, persistence units and entity managers. We'll then work through the steps necessary to refactor a JSF / EJB 3.0 application to use the Seam framework, eliminating the need for our managed beans and access our EJBs directly from the view.

Bio: Brian Leonard works as a senior software engineer with Sun Microsystems. He's been working with application servers before there was a J2EE standard, helping develop applications as well as the servers that run them. Until most recently, Brian's been focused on helping large enterprises implement and deploy highly-available architectures. In his current role, Brian is an evangelist for the Sun's Java development tools.

Time: 17:00-17:50

Title: Red Hat / JBoss Product Roadmap

Presenter: Shaun Connolly

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: The JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite (JEMS) is the market leading open source platform for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). JEMS provides an extensible and scalable suite of products for creating and deploying revenue-generating applications. This presentation will provide an overview of the JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite, how the products fit into Red Hat’s overall product portfolio, and strategic directions for these products in the future.

Bio: Shaun Connolly is responsible for managing the products that comprise the JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite. Prior to joining JBoss, Shaun was Vice President of Product Integration at Princeton Softech where he led the development of integrated database archiving solutions for the top ERP/CRM applications. Shaun was also Director of Product Management for HP Middleware and Bluestone Software where he focused on creating a modular, service-centric enterprise middleware platform. Before joining Bluestone, Shaun served as Vice President of Development at Primavera Systems, a leading project management software provider. Shaun holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and has been a panelist, speaker, and contributor of articles on such topics as aligning IT operations with business goals and getting the most from IT investments.

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Time: 12:00-12:50

Title: Introduction to JBoss Portal

Presenter:Thomas Heute and Pierre Fricke

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: Portal servers are a powerful solution to integrate and federate heterogeneous content forming one single application. Beyond integration facilities, portals also focus on delivering to the end user highly personalized content. The Portlet TM API is the de facto standard providing to the developer a portable API to add easily new functionalities to a portal. After a brief introduction to JBoss Portal, the talk will dive into the Portlet API and teach the different aspects of it.

Time: 13:00-13:50

Title: JBoss Portal Case Study: Web 2.0 Enabled through Alfresco, JBoss Portal and jBPM

Presenter: John Newton

Company: Alfresco

Abstract: Web 2.0 is radically changing the experience in which end users interact with enterprises and on-line systems. Users now expect more dynamic, interactive, easier and personalized environment for using and contributing content. Providing this self-service experience and to automatically deliver content in new and interactive contexts has put a burden on the existing infrastructure of current generation content management systems. A new generation of enterprise content management is needed to meet the challenges of Web 2.0 which we call Content Management 2.0. Alfresco utilizes JBoss Portal, jBPM, Hibernate and Aspect Oriented Programming to create a complete Web 2.0 environment. Alfresco provides a Content Management 2.0 platform for web content management, image, records and document management as well as new forms of content such as wikis and syndication.This presentation explains the new challenges of Web 2.0, what technology changes are required, how do these technologies “mash-up” to be able to glue systems new styles of systems together, and what role processes play in making this all easier.

Bio: John Newton, CTO and Chairman of Alfresco, has had one of the longest and most influential careers in content management. In 1990, John co-founded, designed and led the development of Documentum, the leader in content management acquired by EMC. For the next ten years, he invented many of the concepts widely used in the industry today. John was one of the founding engineers at Ingres where he helped develop the world's first commercial relational database. John graduated with a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley.

Time: 14:00-14:50

Title: Introduction to JBoss jBPM

Presenter: Tom Baeyens

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: This talk will zoom in on two topics that are very controversial in Business Process Management (BPM): First, the relation between the business user and the developer.  Secondly, how to find your way in the process language forest.

We'll present our refined view of how business users and developers can collaborate on business processes.  The old style view where business analysts are going to create deployable software artifacts is long gone, but only very few BPM vendors have got a decent alternative.

Which process language will be the standard in the future ?  Good question.  The answer just takes a little bit more explanation then naming one of the many specifications like BPEL, XPDL, BPMN, BPSS, ...  We believe that you'll use different process languages to model different aspects of software develoment.  These process languages are all dialects of a common unified model.  That is why jBPM is conceived as a platform for process languages.  So you can be sure that your investment in process technology lasts and that you don't have to deploy a new, separate engine for each process language that you might want to use.

Bio: Tom Baeyens is the founder and lead developer of JBoss jBPM, the leading open source workflow management system.  He represents JBoss in the expert groups JSR207 “process definition for java” and JSR208 “java business integration”.  Tom is a frequent speaker on Java and BPM at international conferences and he's the author of the articles “Graph Oriented Programming”, “The State of Workflow” and “Open source workflow and the BPM-market”.

Time: 15:00-15:50

Title: jBPM jPDL: Embeddable BPM

Presenter: Tom Baeyens

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: jPDL is one of the process languages supported by the JBoss jBPM process platform.  It's the ultimate process language
for real Business Process Management (BPM).   It supports the collaboration between the business user and the
developer in a natural way.

Business users can model freely.  Whatever graphical diagram they come up with, the developer knows that this diagram can be used as the basis for the implementation. 

First, a clean integration with Java is requried to achieve this.  This means that the developer can associate Java code in any place in the graphical diagram; visually and hidden.  Also this implies that jPDL must integrate with existing Java architectures and environments like standard java and enterprise java.

A second key feature that makes jBPM very well suited for BPM is its sophisticated task management.  jPDL includes the most complete task management capabilities found in BPM systems today.

If you're interested to learn about the differences between BPM languages and e.g. service orchestration languages like BPEL, be sure not to miss out on the 'Introduction to JBoss jBPM' which will be presented right in front of this presentation.

Bio: Tom Baeyens is the founder and lead developer of JBoss jBPM, the leading open source workflow management system.  He represents JBoss in the expert groups JSR207 “process definition for java” and JSR208 “java business integration”.  Tom is a frequent speaker on Java and BPM at international conferences and he's the author of the articles “Graph Oriented Programming”, “The State of Workflow” and “Open source workflow and the BPM-market”.

Time: 16:00-16:50

Title: Introduction to JBoss Messaging

Presenter: Tim Fox

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: JBoss Messaging 1.2 is JBoss's upcoming release of our enterprise-grade product in the messaging market. It was build from ground up by the same experienced engineers that gave you the JBoss Application Server and JGroups, and will be backed up by JBoss world-class support. This presentation gives you an overview of JBoss Messaging 1.2 describing its features that enable companies to build the backbone of their asynchronous messaging infrastructure.

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Time: 12:00-12:50

Title: Introduction to SOA

Presenter: Shaun Connolly

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: The term “Service-Oriented Architecture” (SOA) has been described in various ways throughout the IT industry. Since 2001, however, widely acknowledged standards such as Java EE and web services have enabled a new level of interoperability and SOAs. Until now, enterprises looking to implement and realize the benefits of an SOA have had to choose between pricey, monolithic, proprietary platforms or an assortment of open source and proprietary components that need to be cobbled together. This presentation will provide an overview of SOA, the business problems that SOA is intended to address, and how JBoss is focused on making it practical and easy to deploy SOA projects with lower costs and increased flexibility. An overview of the JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite as an affordable, developer-friendly, and cohesive SOA foundation will also be covered.

Bio: Shaun Connolly is responsible for managing the products that comprise the JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite. Prior to joining JBoss, Shaun was Vice President of Product Integration at Princeton Softech where he led the development of integrated database archiving solutions for the top ERP/CRM applications. Shaun was also Director of Product Management for HP Middleware and Bluestone Software where he focused on creating a modular, service-centric enterprise middleware platform. Before joining Bluestone, Shaun served as Vice President of Development at Primavera Systems, a leading project management software provider. Shaun holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and has been a panelist, speaker, and contributor of articles on such topics as aligning IT operations with business goals and getting the most from IT investments.

Time: 13:00-13:50

Title: Brother, can you spare €750,000? -How JBoss JEMS can make a big difference with your SOA costs

Presenter: Dan Hanley

Company: Magus

Abstract: Magus supports many of the world's leading organisations, including Shell, Unilever and GlaxoSmithKline, by designing elegant and effective solutions to today’s toughest online challenges. Magus is a London based firm – delivering global solutions.
Over the past 3 years we have consolidated our SOA on the JBoss JEMS platform. This talk will explain the processes we undertook to leverage JEMS SOA to unify and streamline our infrastructure. Topics will include the architecture of the system, the team involved, system throughput, reliability and scalability and problems encountered along the way.

Bio: Dan Hanley is Chief Technology Officer at Magus, responsible for the development and operations of platform and client applications. He has over twenty years' industry experience, focusing exclusively on internet and search-related technologies. He has delivered systems for: Sainsbury's, TRW, Motorola, Sony, Vodafone, Shell and Unilever. Dan holds a BSc from the National University of Ireland and an MSc from London South Bank University.

Time: 14:00-14:50

Title: Introduction to Web Services

Presenter: Thomas Diesler + Ram Venkatarman

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: In this introduction we will explore the JBoss WS implementation of JAX-WS, take a look at the new programming model and highlight the benefits of the new specification.

Key messages:
- Implementing Web Services using JAX-WS and EJB3
- XML Schema support based on JAXB
- Leverage the JAX-WS client programming model
- Document centric message exchange
- Using one-way and asynchronous invocations

Time: 15:00-15:50

Title: J2EE Mainframe Applications -Versatility with JBoss & JEMS components

Presenter: Rudi Chati

Company: Unisys

Abstract: Modernizing and “mainstreaming” mainframe applications with J2EE technology, with the purpose of the re-use of made investment and enrichment with new applications, are gaining momentum in an enterprise mission critical information system and its exposure into the real world of the SOA framework. This session discusses some architecture choices from Open Source or certified with Open Source in the area of EAI, ESB & SOA encountered during the definition of some prototype scenarios for JBoss on Unisys mainframes.

Bio: With Unisys now for 28 years, mainly in Transaction and Data Base processing field support and in development in Roseville, MN (1985-1988), participating in the DPS and TIP area development and testing.  Since 1994 in the Distributed X/Open Transaction world encompassing the Unisys OLTP products as well similar products of other partners (BEA) and Siemens Open UTM as well as IBM MQSeries and various adapter and connector technologies for Transaction Integration and the building of Middleware Bus Architectures.  Various jump-start workshops for this type of integration in various scenarios and businesses (airline, banking, insurance, commercial) in Europe, USA, Canada, Mexico, Latin- and South-America and South Africa. Helping the customer in assessing what middleware fits the best for a specific business case, together with finding the smoothest integration path is another area of activity and experience.

Time: 16:00-16:50

Title: BPEL Advanced

Presenter: Tom Baeyens

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: BPEL is a great service orchestration language and it is also supported on top of the jBPM process platform.  You'll learn what an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is and how BPEL fits naturally in such an environment.  You'll get a clear picture of the kind of processes that you can express in BPEL and what a BPEL engine has to do to deploy these processes.

Bio: Tom Baeyens is the founder and lead developer of JBoss jBPM, the leading open source workflow management system. He represents JBoss in the expert groups JSR207 “process definition for java” and JSR208 “java business integration”. Tom is a frequent speaker on Java and BPM at international conferences and he's the author of the articles “Graph Oriented Programming”, “The State of Workflow” and “Open source workflow and the BPM-market”.

Time: 17:00-17:50

Title: Introduction to JBoss ESB

Presenter: Mark Little + Burr Sutter

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: In August 2006, JBoss released JBossESB 4.0 Beta1. This was an important step on the road to continue the dominance of JEMS as the SOA development environment. JBossESB is based on the Rosetta ESB, which was donated to JBoss by one of the world's largest insurance companies. It has a tried and trusted pedigree, running their backbone systems for 3 years continuously. In this presentation we shall look at the architecture of JBossESB and walk you through the development of some real-world applications, illustrating where JBossESB can help in current and future EAI projects. We shall conclude with an overview of where JBossESB is heading in 2007.

Bio: Burr Sutter is a Sun Java Champion, President of the Atlanta Java Users Group and Chapter President of the International Association of Software Architects. Formerly Chief Technologist at Bravepoint, responsible for the Java EE and .NET consulting practices, he now presently serves as a technology evangelist for JBoss based in Atlanta GA.

Dr. Mark Little is JBoss Director of Standards and Development Manager for the Transactions and ESB products. Before joining JBoss, Mark was Chief Architect and Director at Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from Hewlett-Packard specialising in reliable middleware. Prior to Arjuna, he was Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard, where he led the transactions team. Mark is active in W3C, OASIS and JCP standards efforts. He has also published numerous books and articles and spoken at conferences and workshops for nearly 20 years.

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Time: 13:00-13:50           

Title: JBoss ON / Red Hat Network Roadmap

Presenter: Rich Friedman

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: Always learning about development practices, learning about the latest patterns, and web frameworks?  Take some time out to learn what system administrators care about.  Learn about the systems that enable your operations teams  to adopt your usage of open source.   We will review the technology of Red Hat Network and JBoss Operations Network.   Follow our strategy for an open platform which integrates subscription management with systems management.

Time: 15:00-15:50

Title: JEMS Customer Case Study: Norisbank

Presenter: Thilo Rottach

Company: Norisbank

Abstract: Downstream Life - living successful with mission-critical applications: A big part of IT publications is deeply concerned with software development "upstream" topics: software / system architecture, component design, development and test processes, project management etc.
Considering, that most software systems are being developed in a relatively short time to be "run" and "maintained in production" afterwards for a multiple of this timespan, the term "downstream" can be understood in a new way.
This lecture presents the key points of now three  years "running" experience with easyCredit, a JBOSS / ORACLE based J2EE software system.
It addresses: production problems, software evolution, load and tuning of JBOSS and ORACLE, outsourcing, ITIL operations and delivery, process organization for maintenance, product management, quality assurance and improvement, business process management and alerting, exception event stream processing and alerting.

Bio: Thilo Rottach is the department head of the application quality management and production systems control department for the easyCredit application of norisbank AG. He also was responsible for the development of the mission-critical easyCredit application. Mr. Rottach has more than 15 years of experience in the industry as chief development officer, project manager, consultant, trainer and software developer specialising  on Java projects (Enterprise Edition, Micro Edition, Standard Edition). He is also author of the book "XML kompakt".

Time: 16:00-16:50

Title: Red Hat Network Overview

Presenter: Matthias Kranz and Jan Wildeboar

Company: Red Hat

Abstract: Lifecycle Management for your compute resources made easy. Managing the horde of servers can be a tedious task. With Red Hat Network we are able to solve these problems, boost the performance of your system administrators while gaining a central change management database. Let Red Hat Network work for you. In this session we will learn about the various components and technologies, deployment architectures and best practices.

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Time: 17:00-17:50

Title: Introduction to Clustering

Presenter: Bela Ban

Company: JBoss, a division of Red Hat

Abstract: This session will give an overview of JBoss clustering. We will
briefly look at the available components, and their use inside of
JBoss.

Most of the available time will be spent on a demo showing how a
simple web application, which accesses an HTTP session, can be
clustered across a 2 node JBoss cluster, using JBoss Web and
Apache/mod_jk as front-end. We will show how a failover works, by
killing one of the nodes, and also show how a graceful failover can be
achieved using Apache and the status web application.

Attendees do not need to have any knowledge of JBoss or clustering in
general, but should have some knowledge of HTTP sessions.  We will provide a wifi router, so attendees will be able to access the
Apache front end and create their own sessions, and then see them fail
over to the backup node.

Bio: Completed his PhD at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. After some time at IBM Research, he did a post-doc at Cornell. Then he worked on NMS/EMS for Fujitsu Network Communications in San Jose, California. In 2003, he joined JBoss to work full-time on open source. Bela manages the Clustering Team at JBoss and created and leads the JGroups project.

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Title: Will Seam increase your productivity?

Presenter: Markus Dahm

Company: Akquinet Framework Solutions

Abstract: Seam is a new framework that supports development by configuration. Similar to IoC frameworks the developer specifies the requirements of an object and SEAM injects and outjects the needed objects at runtime.

If one needs to decide about the application of such a new technology, the interesting question is: will I be able to develop my application faster? Will it support my architectural concerns?

We will present a case study about two projects about the same size in the same domain for the same customer. The first one was done using JBoss 3.2, EJB 2.1, and Struts. The second one was done three years later with JBoss 4.0.4, EJB 3, and SEAM. In both cases we applied new technology and had to learn the technical details in the project.

We will present the experiences we gathered in these two projects. We will compare the learning curve between the two sets of technologies and we will present the final architectures of the applications. We will also try to give some insight into the main question: How much will SEAM increase your productivity?

Time: 13:00-13:50

Title: An Executive Case Study: SOA and BPM

Presenter: Torsten Schmale

Company: inubit AG

Abstract: A business case of a German insurance company will be presented.  In this scenario, a SOA- and BPM-based portal has been realized that is fully integrated to the legacy backend systems via WebServices. The system was built with the leading JBOSS-based BPM-Software “inubit IS”. We will explain the advantages of this innovative architecture, the realization and demonstrate how it works.

Benefits of this solution are:

- Leading edge technology, productively used
- High flexibility through JSR168 Portlets and WebServices
- BPM-based portal
- Ability to modify the portal by reconfiguration of the processes – no coding required
- Openness of the approach (JBOSS, Cocoon, Websphere)

Bio: Dr. Torsten Schmale is one of the founders of the inubit AG and today Chief Executive Officer and in charge of the company strategy as well as the departments Finance, Development, and Professional Services. Due to his longtime experience as head of development, project manager, and system architect of the Siemens AG, as well as his comprehensive experience in the area of process optimization, integration, and SOA he decides on the future products and solutions orientating always towards the customers needs as well as the expansion of our company in the national and international market.

Time: 14:00-14:50 

Title: Introducing XMAS, the eXtensible Multimedia Application Server

Presenter: Paulo Chainho

Company: PT Inovação

Abstract: The presentation aims to introduce XMAS (eXtensible Multimedia Application Server) which is an IMS SIP Application Server developed by PT Inovação. XMAS is based on Mobicents, the first and only Open Source Platform certified for JSLEE 1.0 compliance.

The presentation provides a summary of major XMAS characteristics – for example, Network and Terminal abstraction, and Feature Composition – enabling the creation and delivery of multiple personal applications targeting the right segment market in the right time for multiple end-user devices and multiple network protocols. The XMAS Architecture will be explained based on several use cases derived from existing XMAS Applications including Find me/follow me (a powerful application that enables the user to set the composition of personal rules to handle incoming and outgoing Calls behaviour) Audio/Video/Chat-conference (a very flexible driving more complex community oriented applications), Multimedia Portal and Broadcast, Unified messaging, Pre-paid (revenue enabler that can be combined with any other XMAS application to apply on the fly the most convenient charging policy to each addressed market segment). XMAS is specially suited for the creation of Community Oriented applications that will be described through some use cases.

Bio: Currently managing XMAS development in PT Inovação. Open Source enthusiast. Expert on Network Architectures and NGN/IMS convergent Applications and regular participation on R&D International Projects. Master degree from Technical University of Lisbon.

Time: 15:00-15:50

Title: JEMS Case Study: Kibble IT Ltd.

Presenter: Nick West & Paul Croall

Company: Kibble IT Ltd.

Abstract: At a household car rental name, we moved over to use JEMS packages for some of their business critical systems.  We’ll start with a brief introduction about the system followed by how we migrated to synchronised JBoss Cache in order to scale and then how and why we migrated from WebLogic to JBoss Application Server.  I'll then tell you how we implemented WebServices on JBoss using the same code-base for a new dot net application consumption

Following on from this very specific and positive success story, it is proposed that something very profound is going on in relation to JBoss’s open-source JEMS.

JBoss’s open-source JEMS is placed in its historic context, strongly arguing that it is far more foundational than just another product.

There is always a lot on noise, but there is also sometimes subtle and discrete yet sometimes blatant, unstoppable forward drive of momentum.  It is always there and powerful, as powerful and persistent as water.  It is bigger than any one company.  It can be expressed as resultant of the spirit of mankind and often seen in the products of the open-source community.  JBoss sharpens it, into an easily usable and supportable form.

This presentation then poses some key questions.  While the answers do not come from JBoss themselves, they do come from those who’ve seen and tasted what is on offer, and like it.  Moreover, they come from those with the expertise to differentiate and are happy to share not only why they like it, but also how you can share in the deeper benefits.

Time: 16:00-16:50

Title: Nuxeo: Open Source ECM Vendor

Presenter: Eric Barroca and Arnaud Léfevre

Company: Nuxeo

Abstract: Nuxeo creates and delivers innovative software for Enterprise Content Management based on JEMS Suite. As a credible alternative to pricey proprietary monolithic ECM software stacks, Nuxeo 5 offers a comprehensive, robust, componentized and innovative ECM platform that can be used to imagine and deploy large-scale ECM applications (from a website or corporate intranet to a strong document management application or collaborative platform). Nuxeo pioneered the Professional Open Source movement, alongside companies like Red Hat, JBoss, MySQL, etc.

Nuxeo is part of the third generation of open source software vendors: the applicative-level software stack (after the "Operating System" level and the "Infrastructure & Middleware" level waves).

Nuxeo combines the best of the open source development model with a traditional support and service approach to make open source a safe choice for the enterprise. This includes the innovative concepts, royalty-free software, transparent development and active community inherent in open source and the accountability and professional support services expected of a traditional software vendor.

Bio: Eric Barroca is VP of Operations for Nuxeo.  Arnaud Léfevre is VP of Sales for Nuxeo.

Time: 17:00-17:50

Title: Number Portability, SIP and Open Source Software : A business case

Presenter: Xavier Keters

Company: JCS/Dolmen

Abstract: Number Portability is something that Telecom Operators need to implement by law. This case is about how automating this process can deliver a return on investment for the Telecom Operator, and how professional open source can support this. The presentation will make use of an existing case that JCS/Dolmen implemented at there customer and how JBoss products like AS and JBpm were used to realize the Number Portability issue.

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