Location: Architecture trackTime: 2007-11-14 15.20Level: Intermediate
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Magnus Mårtensson, Dotway & Jan-Olof Eriksson, Jayway, SwedenAs a general specialist it is Magnus' job to know a little about a lot and a lot about the tasks currently at hand. Magnus works as a Senior Consultant with Dotway and has for many years worked with a lot of different technologies in development and architecture. He lectures and educates as often as he can, a passion just as great as the passion for the technology he then speaks of. Blog: Techie.notepad http://blog.noop.se  .
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SOA and Agile: the (im)possible match!SOA and Agile have both passed their worst hype, and are today truly important concepts in business. Never the less they are still under debate and often placed in opposing ring corners; "SOA is not Agile!". In this seminar we will show how SOA could benefit from agile thinking and also that Agile can benefit from a service view to make its case even stronger. Although SOA is an architecture and Agile is a principle, they are both used to try to reach some of the same goals. We will discuss areas where they might clash as well as present a way to make them fit together, and make them both stronger. One of the major points is how we can work in an Agile manner with contract first development to avoid a big upfront investment. Come and see SOA and Agile merged, presented by two architects/developers, who will also add their experience from the Java and .Net worlds.
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