Today at 2pm I will be hosting our monthly Tellago Technology Update . This time we are going to take an in-depth look at cloud computing platforms from an enterprise developer perspective. Something around these lines : Is your organization embarking…(read more)
Blog Post by: gsusx
Packt Publishing has released another great BizTalk resource by title of Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Integration.
Authors have done an excellent job detailing integration with Dynamics (CRM,AX), SalesForce, SharePoint, and SAP. There was not much documentation on integration with Dynamics for instance and most it was out dated. Currently there a couple of BizTalk books out there and all they focus mainly on out-of-box features and capabilities. None of them really talked about capabilities offered by BizTalk Adapter Pack that has been out there a couple years now. Line-Of-Business adapters in this package enable integration with SAP, Oracle, Oracle eBusiness Suite, Siebel and and SQL Server. This book does deal with integration with a couple of these LOB systems.
Besides that it shows how to integrate with SharePoint, and Dynamics two other Microsoft Products, which may seem that that easy to integrate with. It isn’t, as it can be quite complex, but with guidance provided in this book it will make life easier for you. If professionals like yourself are facing issues on current projects with these systems, or need guidance on how prepare yourselves before going to do integration project, or want more background/knowledge than this book will be extremely useful for you.
I myself have bought the book and promoted it during a talk on Sales Force integration I gave to BizTalk Dutch User Group as it was a great resource for preparation and leveraging samples.
We completely understand, it could be a tedious task evaluating a third party product like BizTalk 360 in between your busy work/personal schedules.
In recent days we were giving the Live demo one-to-one to our various potential customers. Every time after the demo we get lots of wow! factors, they either didn’t know or didn’t have time to evaluate.
So we decided to give a Live Demo of BizTalk 360 on 17th of August 2011, 3PM GMT. This should give you an idea of what BizTalk 360 is capable of, what problem it tries to address and how Microsoft? BizTalk Server customers can benefit from BizTalk 360.
Please register for the event at http://biztalk360.eventbrite.com.
We will greatly appreciate, if you can help us spread the word.
Nandri
Saravana Kumar
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Cumulative update package 3 for BizTalk Server 2009 is now available. The cumulative update package for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 contains hotfixes for issues that were fixed after the release of BizTalk Server 2009. This package is a rollup update that contains all previous hotfixes to date for BizTalk Server 2009, all hotfixes from the […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
I love the cases people send me where the Sysinternals tools have helped them successfully troubleshoot, but nothing is more satisfying than using them to solve my own cases. This case in particular was fun because, well, solving it helped me get back…(read more)
Blog Post by: Mark Russinovich
It’s exactly 1 month since BizTalk 360 went to production. We were overwhelmed by the response we received for BizTalk 360. Thanks for all of those who helped to spread BizTalk 360, here are some of the tweets we captured in the last few weeks. I’m sure we missed few others.
The next big thing for BizTalk 360 is the alerting capabilities, you can watch the preview videos here, we released those videos to get some early feedback, we redesigned and incorporated all the feedbacks. Functionality will be available by mid next week (10th August) as version 2.1.xxx.
We haven’t stopped developing BizTalk 360 yet, we know it’s an iterative process. Now our roadmap/future directions is in your hands. We are small company with limited resources, but laser focused on what we are doing. All we wanted to do is deliver a world class/high quality BizTalk support/monitoring tool that addresses some of the gaps/pain points customers are facing.
The success of BizTalk 360 will rely on addressing top pain points customers are facing. What’s your pain point? If there is one thing that you want to see in next version of BizTalk 360, what will it be?
Please post your views here getsatisfaction.com/biztalk360
Nandri!
Saravana Kumar
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With SQL Server Denali CTP3 released just two weeks ago, I’ve been ramping up fast as I write the new edition of Tallan’s SQL Server book (Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2012, O’Reilly) and prepare for upcoming presentations at the NJSQL User Group (Sep 20) and the SDC event in the Netherlands (Oct 2/3). I recently […]
Blog Post by: Lenni Lobel
Greetings and welcome my 33rd interview with a thought leader in the “connected technology” space. This month, we’ve got the distinct pleasure of talking to Allan Mitchell. Allan is a SQL Server MVP, speaker and both joint owner and Integration Directorof the new consulting shop, Copper Blue Consulting. Allan’s got excellent experience in the ETL […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
With the recent release of the BizTalk Server 2010 Developer Training, I will be delivering the following course for Mexia:
The BizTalk Server 2010 Developer Training is an update version of the existing BizTalk training that now includes WCF send and receive adapter, a BizTalk Patterns module (correlation, sequential convoy and parallel convoy) and optional EDI components. The course is targeted at beginning BizTalk developer or developers that want to bring their skills up to 2010.
Mexia can also provide a customized on-site delivery of the BizTalk Server 2010 Developer Training if required.
Any question or discuss your BizTalk training needs please contact me