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15 April:�Tutorials�

16-17 April:�Symposium�

18 April:�Workshops�

18-20 April:�OASIS TC Meetings�

OASIS Symposium�

eBusiness and eGovernment:�Understanding the Facts, Fiction, and Future�

Once a year, we bring together�the leaders of our international commu-�nity to compare notes, review current�developments, make connections, and�explore open standards as solutions for�eBusiness and eGovernment. Vendors�and users, regulators and legislators,�developers and consultants, researchers�and analysts all contribute to the�dialogue that shapes how enterprises�and governments conduct trade,�manage assets and interact with�constituents.�

Preceding the Symposium will be a�variety of tutorials covering everything�from real-world implementations of open�standards to secrets to their successes.�

*�Attendance to tutorials is free with�Symposium registration and also available�separately.�

The following are the morning tutorials�:�

Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way:�Here Comes SOA�David Smiley�, Software AG�

Standards: Factors for Success�William Cox�, Cox Software Architects�

Service Component Architecture (SCA):�Part I�Anish Karmarkar,� Oracle,�Ashok Malhotra�,�Oracle, and�David Booz�, IBM�

End-to-End Resource Planning�Andy Lee�, China Academy of Sciences�

Learn how standards fit together�

The following are the afternoon tutorials and�special briefings�:�

Service Component Architecture (SCA):�Part II�Anish Karmarkar,� Oracle,�Ashok Malhotra�,�Oracle, and�David Booz�, IBM�

The SOA Journey - Deploying and�Managing SOA, a HP IT Case Study�Anjali Anagol-Subbarao�, Hewlett Packard�

OIOUBL: Case Study of How to�Implement a Nationwide Procurement�Standard�Peter Borresen�, Danish National IT and�Telecom Agency�

Special Briefing: Tips for Effectively�Chairing an OASIS Committee�Mary McRae�, OASIS�

Special Briefing: Things Every TC Editor�Should Know�Mary McRae�, OASIS�

The Symposium program features two�tracks with content specially targeted�for management and technical�attendees, as well as several interactive�panel discussions. All presentations are�geared to assess and preview what�emerging technologies and standards�are likely to shape the future of�eBusiness, eGovernment and the rap-�idly emerging world of smart, networked�semantic information.�

Sunday, 15 April�

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Monday, 16 April &�Tuesday, 17 April�

GENERAL SESSIONS�

P�atrick Gannon,�President and�CEO of OASIS�, and�Bob Sutor�, Vice�President of Open Source and�Standards at IBM Corporation�, will�open the program during the first�“General Session”.�

Each day the program will end�with an interactive industry panel:�

SOA for eGov�Chaired by�Andy Lee�, China�Academy of Sciences and�additional panelists will be�announced soon�

Five Years Out, What Happened to�Web Services and SOA?�Chaired by�Anne Thomas Manes�,�Burton Group�

Panelists include:�Mark Hapner�,�Sun Microsystems;�Dave Orchard�,�BEA Systems;�Claus von Riegen�,�SAP AG;�JR Jesson�, EDS; and�Chris�Ferris�, IBM�

Explore open standards as real solutions�

MANAGEMENT TRACK�

Identity Management Sessions�Chair: Hal Lockhart, BEA Systems�

Putting Citizens at the Centre of�Identity Mgmt: Building a�"Personal Data Service Model“�Peter Brown�, Pensive.eu�

New Generation of Identity�Aware eGovernment�Applications�Fulup Ar Foll�, Sun Microsystems�

eGov Strategies�Chair: Jacques Durand, Fujitsu�

Beijing E-Government and Open�Standards�Shao Fu Lin�, Beijing Municipal Office�of Informatization�

Promoting e-Business and Web�Services Standards to SMEs in�Japan and Asia�Kazunori Iwasa�, Fujitsu Limited�

Establishing a National Service�Oriented eBusiness and eGovern-�ment Infrastructure�Søren Stauning�, Danish National IT�and Telecom Agency�

Biometrics in eB/eG and the Role�of the Emerging BIAS Standard�Cathy Tilton�, Daon�

Standards as Solutions�Chair: Abbie Barbir, Nortel�

Continuing Through Emergency:�eBiz/eGov Continuity and�Contingency Functioning�Throughout Emergency Incidents�Michelle Raymond�, Honeywell ACS�

Netcentric Analysis Tools:�Integration and Interoperability�Beyond SOA�Sheryl Sizelove�, Network Centric�Operations Industry Consortium�

SOA in the Large�Chair: Andy Lee, China Academy�of Sciences�

Information System Integration�Project of China Securities�Regulatory Commission (CSRC)�Zheng Chun�, Beijing Miracle Hi-tech�

The Challenges Ahead�Chair: Jacques Durand, Fujitsu�

Lessons Learned from the�Evolution of eB/eG Secure�Communication: What Does�the Future Hold?�Rik Drummond�, Drummond Group�

I�nteractive SOA: Towards�Content-Centric Services�Andrew Townley�, Archistry Limited�

eGov Application Domains�Chair: Bill Cox�

NZ SAMS: A SAML v2.0 Case�Study�Colin Wall�, New Zealand�Government�

Open Standards and SOA Tech-�nology Support Service-Oriented�Government Reform�Xiao Lan�, ChangFeng Open Stan-�dards Platform Software Alliance�

OASIS Standards for eGovern-�ment Integration: Netherlands�Government Case Study�Brian Dommisse�, Pheidis Consultants�

eB Doc Standard (DITA) Panel:�Industry-Centered Business�Strategies�JoAnn Hackos�, President, Comtech�Services Inc.;�Chip Gettinger�, Astoria�Software; and�Bob Beims�, Freescale�

TECHNICAL TRACK�

Business Documents & Content�Chair: Abbie Barbir, Nortel�

Publishing DITA with DocBook XSL�Robert Stayton, Sagehill Enterprises�

DocTape: A Document Stan-�dards Interoperability Framework�for DocBook, DITA, ODF and�more!�Scott Hudson�, Flatirons Solutions�

Business Process�Chair: Pete Wenzel, Sun�Microsystems�

Business Processes in a Global�Domain�Monica Martin�, Sun Microsystems�

The Role of BPM in Service�Oriented Architecture�Charlton Barreto�, Adobe Systems�

SCA and WS-BPEL�Martin Chapman�, Oracle�

Leveraging SOA�Chair: Bill Cox�

A Study on Concept of Quality�Chain for Describing Web�Services Quality�Youngkon Lee�, Korea Polytechnic�University�

Partner Selection for Enterprises�in EERP: An SOA and Data Mining�Based Approach�Min Ni�, Digital China Co.�

Current State of Affairs in SOA�Along with Migration Strategies�and Methodologies�John Harby�

Crash-Only Web Services�Chair: Paul Knight, Nortel�

Failure Semantics in an SOA�Environment�Chris Hobbs�, Nortel�

Identity Management Session�Chair: Hal Lockhart, BEA Systems�

Digital Identity within eBusiness�and eGovernment: Where Are�We Now and Where Do We Go�From Here?�Bill Barnhill�, Booz Allen Hamilton�

Enterprise Key Management�Infrastructures: An Evolution�Towards Securing Data for eB/eG�Arshad Noor�, CTO, StrongAuth, Inc.�

eB Doc Standards�Chair: Mary McRae, OASIS�

eB Doc Standard (ODF) Panel:�A Look at Interoperability�Don Harbison�, IBM,�Rob Weir�, IBM,�and�Michael Brauer�, Sun�Microsystems�

Data Layer�Chair: Bill Barnhill, Booz Allen�Hamilton�

Research on Beijing eGovern-�ment Information Resources�Sharing and Exchanging�Platform Based on SOA�Xiaobin Huang�, Beijing Information�Resources Management Center�

Data Services: Addressing the�Challenges of Transformation to�a Knowledge-driven Enterprise�Sri Gopalan�, Booz Allen Hamilton�

SOA Forgot the Data: Enter�Composite Data Services�Ash Parikh�, Raining Data Corporation�

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Make valuable connections�

WORKSHOPS�

OpenDocument Workshop�

Hosted by the OASIS ODF Adoption�Committee, this special workshop will�focus on the 'implementability' of using�applications that comply with the Open-�Document format. Adoption, accessibili-�ty, programmability, and future�enhancements to the standard will be�covered.�

Workshop presenters:�Don Harbison�, IBM,�Rob Weir�, IBM, and�Michael Brauer�, Sun Microsystems�

WS-BPEL Workshop�

The Web Services Business Process�Execution Language (WS-BPEL) is central�for defining SOA business processes. This�workshop will clarify the business value�that BPEL offers, examine common�scenarios in which the specification�should be applied, and explore usage�of advanced constructs.�

Workshop presenters:�Charlton Barreto�, Adobe Systems,�Dieter�Koenig�, IBM, and�Frank Ryan�, Active�Endpoints�

Attendance at either half-day workshop�is free with Symposium registration and�also available separately.�

OTHER PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS�

TC Lightning Rounds�

A fast and fun way to track related work�and make valuable connections.�

Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions�

Held during event luncheons, delegates�are free to organize luncheon BoF�sessions onsite or in advance.�

Book Table Donation & Auction�

Books that feature technical and�executive-level information on OASIS�Standards and specifications will be on�display and raffled off to attendees at�the end of the event.�

Special Briefing for Non-Members�

Introduction to the OASIS Open�Standards Process from�Peter Roden� of�OASIS�

Don’t forget to check out the list of�OASIS TC meetings held�throughout the week:�

•�LegalXML Electronic Court Filing�•�BIAS Integration�

•�Emergency Management�•�XRI and XDI�

•�UnitsML�•�DITA�•�eGov�

•�OpenDocument and OpenDocument�Format (ODF) Adoption�

Wednesday, 18 April�

OASIS�630 BOSTON ROAD�

BILLERICA, MA 01821�+1 978-667-5115�

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Accommodations�The OASIS Symposium will be held at the San Diego Marriott Mission Valley Hotel. A block of rooms�have been reserved for conference attendees at a specially reduced rate of $167 single/double�occupancy. Contact the hotel at�+1 800-842-5329 and provide the group name “OASIS�Symposium”�before�14 March�.� If you encounter any reservation problems, please contact�corazon.palmer@marriott.com .�

Registration�Register by�19 March� to receive a $100 discount. Participation is open to members of OASIS, as�well as non-members. Symposium meeting fee includes access to all sessions, tutorials and work-�shops; luncheons (Monday and Tuesday); coffee breaks; reception; and associated materials.�

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Sponsorship and Exhibiting Opportunities�Table-top exhibits are an exclusive sponsor option. This exhibit area will provide maximum�exposure for event sponsors and will be the highlight of all networking functions. For more details,�contact Tanya Bosse at symposium2007@oasis-open.org. Current event sponsors/exhibitors�include: BEA Systems, EDS, IBM, SAP, and Sun Microsystems�

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