IBM at IMPACT 2008

At IBM’s IMPACT 2008 conference, the company today unveiled its present and future strategy, products and services designed to gain a larger share of the $160 billion* service oriented architecture (SOA) market while also reflecting on the milestones that have influenced the business and information technology (IT) community since the introduction of WebSphere ten years ago.

*News releases*
Date	Title
07 Apr 2008	IBM Showcases Strategy, Software and Services at Industry's Largest Customer Conference Dedicated to Advancing the $160 Billion SOA Market
07 Apr 2008	IBM Expands Business Events Software Portfolio; Technology Uncovers Trends Among Millions of Business Transactions
07 Apr 2008	IBM Takes SOA to the Bank, Driving the Future of Financial Customer Service
07 Apr 2008	IBM Creates Global Social Network to Advance SOA
08 Apr 2008	Mashups Go Mainstream: IBM Launches Industry's First Mashup Portfolio for Business
08 Apr 2008	IBM Unveils New Services to Build the Foundation for SOA
08 Apr 2008	IBM Recognizes Business Partners for Driving SOA Innovation and Business Impact
09 Apr 2008	New IBM Web 2.0 Portal Software Breaks Down Barrier Between Enterprise and Web

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General Session welcome

Date added: 08 Apr 2008

Sandy Carter, Vice President IBM SOA and WebSphere Marketing, Strategy and Channels welcomes more than 6,000 attendees to IMPACT 2008

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General Session Customer

Date added: 08 Apr 2008

Jim Haney, CIO of Harley Davidson, describes how SOA is helping Harley deliver better customer satisfaction

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Day 1 Press Conference

Date added: 08 Apr 2008

Robert Leblanc, General Manager GBS and SOA; Steve Mills, Senior Vice President IBM SWG; Tom Rosamilia, General Manager IBM WebSphere; Elizabeth Smith, General Manager Infrastructure Services, GTS; and Sandy Carter, Vice President IBM SOA and WebSphere Marketing, Strategy and Channels - at the Day 1 press conference detailing the new products, solutions and services unveiled by IBM during IMPACT 2008

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