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Secret No. 2 - The Myth of Five Nines

Lets continue to pull back the covers on highly available integration infrastructure.

Listen now to Part 2 of the Five Dirty Little Secrets of Highly Available Integration Infrastructure podcast series: The Myth of Five Nines.

Presented by Hub Vandervoort, CTO, and Ken Rugg, VP and General Manager, Integration Infrastructure, Progress Software, this is the second of five new interview-style podcasts that reveal the software industry’s five "dirty little secrets" or misconceptions of a so-called highly available integration infrastructure.

Three minutes of downtime may not seem detrimental now but if that failure occurs during peak transaction times, it will result in lost revenue and poor customer service. In this podcast, Hub and Ken present ideas on how to deliver a highly available enterprise infrastructure.

> Secret No. 2 - The Myth of Five Nines

Tune in next time for Secret No. 3 - Recovery Time.

Secret No. 1 - Highly Available Integration Infrastructure

Get ready to pull back the covers on highly available integration infrastructure.

Listen now to Part 1 of the Five Dirty Little Secrets of Highly Available Integration Infrastructure podcast series: Hidden Costs and Complexity.

Presented by Hub Vandervoort, CTO, and Ken Rugg, VP and General Manager, Integration Infrastructure, Progress Software, this is the first of five new interview-style podcasts that reveal the software industry’s five "dirty little secrets" or misconceptions of a so-called highly available integration infrastructure.

In this podcast, Hub and Ken present ideas on how to manage the cost and complexity associated with delivering a highly available enterprise infrastructure.

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Tune in next week for Secret No. 2 - The Myth of Five Nines .

Secure Your Services, Never Lose an Order

Listen to this podcast and hear Dan Foody, VP of Products at Progress Software, talk about the shift from processing simple web service transactions to business transaction assurance. He’ll talk about how today’s transaction complexity forces an enterprise to invest in services management software that will improve business transaction processing so that you never lose sight of critical business events.

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Progress Software Introduces Actional Diagnostics

With Actional Diagnostics, you can accelerate Web service development, testing and validation with tools to improve service quality, performance, and compliance, and simplify time consuming XML-oriented tasks. Listen to this podcast and hear Dan Foody, VP of Products for Actional at Progress Software, talk about the features and benefits of introducing a service quality and validation tool into your SOA infrastructure initiative. Register to be alerted when the FREE download is available.

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Cloud Computing - The New SOA?

Presented by Dan Foody, VP of Products for Actional at Progress Software

Is SOA dead? It seems the technology buzz these days is all about cloud computing. What's the difference? Do they complement one another? Listen to this podcast and hear Dan talk candidly about how cloud computing and Web 2.0 are being integrated into today's enterprise architecture.

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Impact of Cloud Computing to an Enterprise Architecture

Presented by David Bressler, SOA Evangelist at Progress Software

What impact will Cloud Computing have on your enterprise architecture? Why should you care? In this podcast David Bressler presents his thoughts on how Cloud Computing will make it easier for you to get business-critical information to your consumers. Allow yourself to imagine the impact of being able to easily bring information from multiple data services, and sources, into the cloud. Listen in...

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What does that web service mean to you?

Do you have the right SOA infrastructure tools in place that will help you achieve better business visibility?

SOA management tools that aid in runtime governance and service quality will help. Listen as Dan Foody describes how a popular industry automobile website had some troubles because users were learning how to "game" their system.

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The Number of Services Required Before You Consider SOA Management

Is there a golden number of services that should be running before you even consider SOA management solutions? Listen to a podcast presented by Dan Foody and hear some key thoughts and field observations about the importance of the quality of your services and not the quantity. Considering SOA management solutions during the planning phase of SOA infrastructure is crucial for success.

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The Value of Standards in Telecommunications

Reap the benefits of standards when building a common model for your SOA infrastructure or enterprise. Industry standards in telecommunications, such as the Shared Information (SID) model from TM Forum, allow you to leverage the knowledge of a group of industry experts instead of starting from scratch. Listen to a podcast by John Wilmes, Chief Technical Architect, Communications Sector at Progress Software, as he explains the difference between using standards-based and proprietary-based data models, and how communication service providers can effectively deploy a common model. John will also talk briefly about how Progress DataXtend SI can help extend the model you are working with.

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