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DB Tech Con 2011

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I had the privilege of recording 3 sessions in the SSWUG studio this week for the upcoming DB Tech Con conference on April 20-22. This is the largest online conference in IT the world, with speakers covering topics ranging from .NET, SQL Server and cloud.

The focus of my track is all about hybrid solutions in the enterprise and how you can take advantage of AppFabric and BizTalk as a comprehensive platform for building on-premise solutions that take advantage of the cloud in a pragmatic way.

You can find the full session schedule by clicking here and below is an abstract of my sessions that will air starting April 20th:

Building Occasionally Connected Hybrid Applications

Keeping applications and devices synchronized with a company’s back office is a common challenge. Retail, transportation and oil and gas are just a few industries that rely on the ability of software solution deployed outside of the data center to be respond to external events that may occur virtually anywhere. As organizations move certain assets to the cloud, occasionally connected applications are becoming the norm, creating a new breed of hybrid applications. In this session, learn how to implement a sophisticated pattern for enabling push synchronization across your applications and services using Microsoft Sync Framework, SQL Azure and WCF 4.

Building Composite Enterprise Hybrid Services with AppFabric and BizTalk 2010

AppFabric and BizTalk 2010 provide a comprehensive middleware platform for developing, deploying, and managing composite enterprise capabilities both on-premise and in the cloud. Come learn how AppFabric and BizTalk Server can benefit your approach to building and supporting application services at enterprise scale while transcending traditional trust boundaries and enabling the hybrid enterprise.

Hosting WF Services in Windows Azure, Today & Tomorrow

Workflow Services bring many benefits that help you build modern, responsive composite applications. Learn best practice for building and hosting Workflow Services on-premise as well as how you can take advantage of Windows Azure for hosting your workflow services today along with improvements coming to Windows Azure which will make hosting your workflow services in Azure more compelling than ever.

The good folks at SSWUG are offering a $30 discount code on registration for anyone who provides a discount code of SP11DBTechRG during registration. If you’ve already registered, you can take advantage of this discount by updating your registration and providing the code.

If you are planning on attending, drop me a line on twitter and be sure to say hi in the chat room when my sessions air.

Print | posted on Friday, March 18, 2011 2:38 PM | Filed Under [ Speaking Events Events BTS WF 4.0 Azure Windows Server AppFabric WCF 4 ]

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