October 2007

Charter Solutions CTO Michael Krouze is a Keynote Speaker at the IT Architecture Regional Conference in San Diego, CA

Michael Krouze presented “Enterprise Decision Management: A Cornerstone in Agile Architecture,” in which he said,“Agile architectures allow systems to react to business changes with minimum effort and impact on core system code. Enterprise decision management is a key element in the creation of agile architectures.” His session will draw on real-life examples to illustrate how enterprise decision management tools and approaches act as enablers in creating agile architectures, whether you are using new techniques ( e.g., SOA) or evolving legacy architectures into agile ones.

The IT Architecture Regional Conference is the premier event in Southern California that addresses the pressing needs of IT architects today. It has over 30 seminars and four tracks separated by specialty: Enterprise, Software, Infrastructure, and Fundamentals. Architects of all levels can take their skills to the next level.

This event is run by the IASA (www.iasahome.org) and included presentations by Dave Chappell, VP and Chief Technologist of SOA at Oracle Corporation; Scott Ambler, Practice Leader of Agile Development at IBM; and Fred Waskiewicz, Director of Standards at Object Management Group.

 

Charter Solutions, Inc. announces it has signed a business relationship with iWay Software to become a systems integration partner for the implementation of iWay software.

About iWay Software
iWay Software provides rapid integration solutions that help companies large and small meet new business challenges without making their vital information investments obsolete. iWay's proven products, partners, and professional services are key to quickly and efficiently transforming business processes by integrating existing data, applications, and environments with new systems and applications, including all popular ERP, CRM, and SCM application packages; messaging technologies such as MQSeries; application technologies like Java™/J2EE/JCA and XML; and new Internet technologies such as Web Services and .Net.