WebSphere

Title:

Optimizing Digital Transaction Performance

Stream:

DevOps and Monitoring (1)

Speakers:

Scott Corrigan

Abstract:

Digital transactions are the information exchanges underlying all of today’s enterprise business services. The overall reliability and performance of those transactions is a critical issue facing IT groups and the business units they support. Yet, most IT organizations still struggle to manage this all-important aspect of operations. See this presentation to get key insights on how to gain valuable insights about business transactions that leverage middleware technologies such as IBM WebSphere, IBM MQ, IBM Integration Bus and DataPower.

Discover:

· Why digital transactions are center stage in optimizing business outcomes, including business performance, consumer priorities, security, and compliance

- What happens to businesses when transaction performance stumbles

- What the technical challenges are in providing a unified set of insights for operations, development, and business stakeholders

- Key process requirements for optimizing digital transaction performance across an IT environment and ownership requirements between IT and business stakeholders

- A short recipe for success in optimizing digital transaction performance, impact, and measurable value

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Bio:

Scott Corrigan:

As Vice President of Technology Services, Scott Corrigan manages Nastel’s technology related activities in the field, including sales engineering and services delivery. In his role, Scott leads a worldwide team that supports customers, sales and partners. With over 20 years of experience in the IT industry, Scott has architected software solutions and managed deployments to enable a large number of corporate customers to succeed in their business objectives. Scott’s extensive track record in Enterprise Software in the United States and Europe empowers him to understand the technology challenges faced by global organizations. Prior to joining Nastel, Scott was with CA Technologies, Inc., where he held technical leadership roles in IT infrastructure and application management business units.

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