marcus evans is proud to announce this strategic, technical, and intensive training course in Definitive SOA. Delving into both high-level commercial areas such as building the business case for SOA, as well as the IT-specific deployment details, this course features timely and valuable insights as well as practical know how to everyone involved in the SOA decision. Featuring global case studies of SOA successes and failures, as well as a hands-on demonstration of an SOA implementation, no one who is seriously looking into productively using a SOA centric infrastructure optimally can afford to miss this training.

Key topics:
· Effectively building the business case for SOA in your organisation
· Critiquing real-world SOA deployments and implementations - 5 Global Case Studies
· Analysing and deconstructing the components of SOA
· Fitting SOA into the bigger organisational picture
· Future-proofing your SOA - easing migration and transition pains and examining current trends and technologies
· Re-engineering your current IT infrastructure within SOA guidelines
· Evaluating and choosing best of breed products and platforms for SOA deployment
· Testing SOA out for yourself - a special hand-on session

About the course trainers:
1) Paul O’Connor SOA Practice Director and Chief SOA Architect
ANATAS, Australia
Paul has been involved in major SOA implementations and deployments across the United States and Oceania. He is a leader in the SOA movement in the areas of SOA governance, SOA implementation methodology, enterprise portal architecture and service consumption, web services security, business process management (BPM), and leveraging SOA to ease regulatory compliance.

2)Brad Twynham Chief Executive Officer
ANATAS, Australia
Brad is most experienced at the business aspect of SOA and brings his sales and commercial expertise to this training course. As cofounder of ANATAS, he has brought on board many SOA specialists who have worked on clients all across the Oceania regio, including ANZ Bank, Coles Myer, Energy Australia, NAB, National Foods, News Limited and Optus.