Arch2Arch Editor's Blog (Jon Mountjoy)
The Arch2arch Editor's Blog provides a weekly snapshot of life on Arch2Arch. This includes architect news, including pointers to the latest articles and presentations published that week. It's the easiest way to stay in touch with what's important in our community. It is written by Jon Mountjoy, Arch2Arch's editor-in-chief.
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Arch2Arch Active Bloggers
Praveen Coca
Praveen Coca is a Principal Consultant, BEA Consulting
Services- Americas South Region. Areas of interest include Portal
Solutions, Enterprise Architecture, Information Security, Service
Oriented Architecture and Search Engine Optimizations. He has over 15
years of experience in Information Technology with a forte in
architecting, implementing and delivering end-to-end Enterprise
Solutions.
David Garrison
David Garrison is Senior Product Manager for AquaLogic Enterprise Security. David has been with BEA since 2005. Prior to BEA, he was a member of the Product Management team at Netegrity responsible for the SiteMinder Web single sign-on product and for the eProvision user provisioning product.
Dain Hansen
Dain is a Director, Product Marketing Manager for SOA Integration at BEA. He is
currently working on projects in SOA, including: SOA Management,
Governance and has long running experience with ESB technology.
Jesper Joergensen
Jesper Joergensen is Director of Product Marketing for BEA's Business Process Management products. Jesper has been with BEA since 2003 and has covered many of BEA's WebLogic products. While Jesper is now mostly focused on strategy and relationships with industry analysts, partners and customers, he has been known to still open up Eclipse and crank out some code now and then.
Bob Rhubart
The path to Bob Rhubart's career as a writer and editor for BEA Systems'
product marketing group spans more than thirty years and winds through
stints as a furnace installer, a big-rig truck driver, and a car
salesman, and includes more than 15 years working in a violin factory.
Bob began freelance writing in his spare time in 1990, and his work --
mostly humor -- appeared in a variety of regional and national
publications. His freelance writing led to a job in 1997 as a staff
editor at Books.com -- the original online book store and the forerunner
of Flashline, Inc. Bob joined Flashline in the fall of 1999, where he
applied his writing and editing skills to the development of Web
content, sales/marketing materials, and product documentation. Articles
he has written for Flashline have appeared in Computerworld, Network
World, and other industry publications. Flashline was acquired by BEA in
August 2006. So was Bob.
Tim Sent
Tim Sent is a member of BEA's Enterprise Architect and SOA practices for the West region. Tim has 15 years experience designing and implementing solutions across a broad spectrum of technology platforms. He works closely with strategic clients to define solutions that leverage BEA's Aqualogic and WebLogic family of products as well as strategic service offerings provided by BEA. Tim also provides architecture workshops on topics ranging from SOA adoption, architecture methodologies, governance, and implementation best practices.
Michael Stamback
Mike Stamback has been with BEA for a number of years working in a variety of
technical and product marketing roles on several BEA products in the
WebLogic and AquaLogic product families. Today he focuses on product
strategy and positioning for WorkSpace 360, SOA Governance, and SOA
Security and Management.
Quinton Wall is a Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Integration at BEA
where he is responsible for articulating the strategic vision and direction
of the products such as WebLogic Integration and AquaLogic Integration.
Quinton, a certified Enterprise Architect and member of BEA's internal SOA
Practice prides himself with looking at technology and the business of IT 'a
bit different from the rest'. He firmly believes that tomorrow's problems
can not be solved by today's thinking; rather a fresh perspective is often
needed.
Originally from Australia, Quinton has been involved in the Java community
since early 1996 where a number of colleagues formed Australia's first Java
Users Group. Quinton now resides in Pacific Grove, California with his wife
and 5 year old daughter (and about 50 Barbies, My Little Ponies etc..).
