Web Services, Service Oriented Architectures, SaaS, Web 2.0,
ESBs, Java, .Net, XML and AJAX for the Financial Markets

2008 Speaker Presentations
2008 Photo Review


Press Coverage of the 2008 Event

eWeek
Mashups: Innovation or IT Nightmare?
Vendors Vie to Support SOA Registries

Wall Street & Technology
What's Holding SOA Back on Wall Street? Missing SLAs

Seeking Alpha
Wall St. Will Take Services Oriented Architecture Software Slowly

Redmond Channel Partner
Microsoft Demos New Silverlight Capabilities

GRIDtoday
SaaS: Making IT a 'Strategic Weapon' for Banks

 

Panelist Podcast: HP's Kelly Emo on SOA Enablement

In advance of her appearance at the Web Services/SOA on Wall Street conference, HP's Director of Product Marketing for SOA Products Kelly Emo talked about how SOA is giving IT departments the chance to go "from zeroes to heroes" by proactively enabling and governing deployment of Web 2.0 applications and mashups in organizations. You can listen to the podcast, read a transcript or submit a follow-up question here: SOA Enablement Podcast.

Presenting case studies for Web Services, SOA, Web 2.0 and SaaS by leading Wall Street and financial markets players.

2008 Web Services/SOA on Wall Street expanded to include Web 2.0 for the Wall Street enterprise and Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings for the financial markets. Underlying technologies were covered including ESBs, Java, .Net, XML and AJAX are also covered.

Technologies covered included:

  • Web Services and Integration Technologies

  • High Performance Service Oriented Architectures

  • SOA Management, Security and Performance

  • Software as a Service (Saas) Delivery of Financial Applications

  • SaaS Infrastructure, Virtualization and On Demand Technologies

  • Web 2.0 Collaboration suites - From RSS to Wikis

  • Rich User Interface delivery - AJAX, Flex, JavaFX and more

  • Web 2.0 and SOA Mashups - A New Middleware For Wall Street

  • XML, Java and .Net infrastructure

Web Services/SOA on Wall Street was created by the same team that has produced highly successful financial markets events over the past decade. These include Wall Street on Java Technology, XML on Wall Street, Wall Street IT - The Next Generation, Linux on Wall Street, and High Performance Technology on Wall Street.