SOA Forum Wrap-up

Halley Suitt (click to enlarge)

My laptop was giving me grief yesterday (I think it’s a memory problem) so I didn’t get to everything I was planning on writing up. For example, I went to Halley Suitt’s talk at Syndicate in the afternoon. Halley is one of the early bloggers and a great writer. She writes Halley’s Comment and is the CEO of Top Ten Sources. She’s also a sometime contributor at IT Conversations, doing a show called Memory Lane (I’d like her to do more shows—hint, hint).

The panel on SOA Governance went very well and we had some great comments. There were probably over 100 people there—the room was packed. My presentation on digital identity as the foundation for SOA went pretty well too. There was a good crowd and I had a number of them offer positive comments when it was done. I promised I’d point them to my sample digital identity policies, so there you go.

I’m home for a few days and then off to Scotland for a week at WWW2006. Watch for my reports.

Posted by windley on May 17, 2006 4:09 PM