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Many Financial Services customers are evaluating ACORD as a standard set of messages to accomplish changing requirements and regulatory environments. So, the challenge is how to implement ACORD messaging on the Microsoft platform in Insurance or how do
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The Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Hyper-V Guide is the third instalment in a series of guides intended to provide easily accessible, hands-on guidance to our customer and partner community. This 145 page guide is available on MSDN , TechNet and as
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I recently received the announcement of the first edition of the “ Microsoft BizTalk Server Performance Optimization Guide ”. The Microsoft BizTalk Server Performance Optimization Guide is the second installment in a series of guides intended
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Uploaded the full document here: http://cid-ae675263055adfd1.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Microsoft%20Products/BizTalk%202006%20R2/BAM_Infrastructure.pdf
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I've been talking to a number of customers about BizTalk 2006 R2. Its apparent there is some general misunderstandings about what is BizTalk, but I think its largely because the framework and tools extend beyond the original B2B and EAI roles. Still I
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One of my technology passions is RFID. This is an opportunity for partners to join me in learning more about integrating RFID with existing and new business processes. Price: $790 ex GST Date: 28-29th Feb 2008 Venue: Sydney The aim of this 2 day hands-on
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This fifth full version of BizTalk Server hit a number of key milestones including: · 7,000 customers globally · 90 of the Fortune Global 100 run BizTalk Server · 12 of the 15 largest Retailers in the World run BizTalk Server · 9 of the 10 largest Insurance
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As an advocate of BizTalk I was interested in helping present with Mick, the ecosystem around RFID for this conference. With David Chappell coming along, and a bevy of talented folk its sure to be a great event! Thursday 30 th November 2006 – SYDNEY Register
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From various ranger talks (and some suggestions from Bill Chessnut ) I realised that persistance points were not always what you wanted (especially for performance reasons). NOTE: Call orchestration shapes do not cause persistance points so there is good
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Following up on a recent question. In my experience has been that the use of hosts is mostly for isolation and grouping (execution) but what can bite you is memory capacity (say 1gb) of the host process (particularly in a 32 bit environment). I have seen
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I was originally going to link some good web-casts from Erik Leaseburg. I then found the BizTalk Rangers super site here: http://biztalkrangers.spaces.live.com/PersonalSpace.aspx?_c02_owner=1 It basically contains everything you can shake a stick at (if
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