Tech·Ed North America 2010
- New Orleans, LA
- June 7 - 10, 2010
- Speakers at Tech·Ed North America 2010
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Connecting IT to Business Objectives: A Conversation about the Microsoft Optimization ModelsIs it possible to connect business objectives with IT initiatives? Haven’t we tried too many times just to find that it is too hard? In this session we walk through a proven process to assess your current Infrastructure and Business Productivity capabilities using the Microsoft Optimization Models, and... -
When Green Meets Cloud: Application Models for Utility ComputingThe cloud computing paradigm combines service orientation with utility computing. How does this impact application architecture? How do we design solutions that seize on the opportunity of cloud computing, to increase efficiency and effectiveness of our solutions in this new world? Come and hear how... -
Inside Dell’s IT Architecture StrategyWe think of Dell as a global technology solution provider – but what is it like inside of Dell’s internal IT shop? With over 90,000 employees and a fast-moving global business focused on technology solutions, Dell internal IT has its hands full. The good news is that Dell is a solution business – and... -
Microsoft SharePoint Deployment to the BPOS-D Cloud: Good, Bad and UglyIn this session we share experiences on moving a large enterprise customer from a non-Microsoft platform to the BPOS-D SharePoint cloud. Based on actual customer experience and examples we discuss what can go wrong, tripwires to watch out for, as well as provide advice on how to make this a smooth experience.... -
Real-World Patterns for Cloud ComputingEverything that you read these days seems to suggest that you should be moving to the cloud. But where do you start? Which applications and services should you be moving? How do you build the bridge between on-premises and the cloud? And more importantly, what should you be looking out for along the... -
Zen of ArchitectureWonder about architecture best practices, guidelines, and pitfalls? Wonder how to design world-class systems? You understand the concepts, but not how to apply them? In the first half of this high-pace session, Juval explains his original approach to large system analysis design. Then, he discusses logical... -
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High Availability: A Contrarian ViewMany developers are aware of the importance of high availability, critically analyzing any single points of failure in the infrastructure. Those same developers rarely give a second thought to the periods of time when a system is being upgraded. Even if all the servers are running, most systems cannot... -
Patterns of Parallel ProgrammingMulti-core and HPC technologies are rapidly moving into the computing mainstream, allowing us to develop applications with improved performance, increased responsiveness, and reduced latency. The many established design patterns in this space can help developers and architects reuse proven approaches... -
Getting to the Handshake: Leveraging Business Rule Technology through Architecture, Design and…The concepts of rule engines and meta-data aren’t new from a technology perspective, but more organizations are having success in execution when they begin from an architectural approach and provide domain experts with appropriate tools for defining and managing decision logic. User managed business...
