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Are Web-based Services a Realistic Option for Adoption Today?

September 24, 2003
7:30 to 10:00 AM
Fox/Gittis Foyer
Liacouras Center
Temple University Main Campus

Web based services can potentially provide the answer to the problem of integrating different systems. The benefits of web-based services include the ability to integrate best of breed applications, speed, cost, incremental implementation, a more open architecture, and the ability to have newer distributed applications co-exist with legacy apps. Web services are now often seen as an alternative to investing in large enterprise resource planning systems, and/or proprietary systems that require significant upfront investment and time and vendor lock in. In this panel, we will explore if web services are ready for adoption today.

Panelists

  • John Dalton,  Principal Direct Investor Systems, Vanguard Group
  • Mike Kovach, Senior Vice President Software Development & Technology, FullTilt Solutions
  • Edward S. Ferrara, Director of Enterprise Transformation Services, Technology & Architecture, Unisys Corporation
  • Stephen J. Byrne, Manager, Enterprise Application Architecture, Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company

Moderator

  • Jason Glazier, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology & E-Commerce Officer, Lincoln National Corporation
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