Mobile Integration Leveraging Oracle SOA Suite – Customer Webcast by Bruce Tierney
December 23, 2013 Leave a comment
Oracle SOA Suite customer Agilent Technologies shares in this webcast how they leveraged their existing Oracle SOA Suite integration platform for rapid mobile enablement. Our featured speaker is Rajesh Gathwala, Enterprise Architect at Agilent Technologies. Rajesh manages the Enterprise Mobile Strategic Initiative and his areas of expertise include Cloud, ERP, CRM, SOA, Mobile and more. Rajesh will share key aspects of Agilent’s Mobile Strategic Initiative in rolling out 6 mobile apps and increasing employee productivity while leveraging their existing enterprise foundation. Instead of attempting to incorporate too many disparate toolsets, Agilent has successfully consolidated their integration into a unified service integration strategy. Here are a couple of mobile screenshots Rajesh discusses: Read the full article here.
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