Comments on: Data Integration and Mashups http://exeedtechnology.com/data-integration-and-mashups Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:16:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Web 2.0 Mashups Emerging as Integration Tool - Mergers and Integrations http://exeedtechnology.com/data-integration-and-mashups/comment-page-1#comment-72 Web 2.0 Mashups Emerging as Integration Tool - Mergers and Integrations Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:01:02 +0000 http://exeedtechnology.com/data-integration-and-mashups#comment-72 [...] Camp and University in Ireland, which included presentations from IBM, Microsoft, and others, and posted Saturday about his experience thus [...] [...] Camp and University in Ireland, which included presentations from IBM, Microsoft, and others, and posted Saturday about his experience thus [...]

]]> By: Lauren Cooney http://exeedtechnology.com/data-integration-and-mashups/comment-page-1#comment-71 Lauren Cooney Mon, 12 Nov 2007 23:33:42 +0000 http://exeedtechnology.com/data-integration-and-mashups#comment-71 Hi there, Glad you're enjoying Mashup Camp - I was trying to attend but couldn't. I'm working on the Info 2.0 (IBM Mashup Starter Kit - ie, QEDWiki and Mashup Hub) vision and community aspects for IBM - One thing to keep in mind is that Info 2.0 sits alongside legacy systems, such as the integration pieces you talk about above. I see it as more of a value-add to the legacy apps than a replacement - especially since IT organizations (with Mashups) are going to be in charge of unlocking the content/data for the business user to build the mashup with, and therefore probably at first a bit wary of what info they want to release to the LOB units. Would love to hear your thoughts on Info 2.0 - feel free to email me directly. Thanks/LC Lauren Cooney CTO Office, Information Management Group IBM Hi there,

Glad you’re enjoying Mashup Camp - I was trying to attend but couldn’t. I’m working on the Info 2.0 (IBM Mashup Starter Kit - ie, QEDWiki and Mashup Hub) vision and community aspects for IBM -

One thing to keep in mind is that Info 2.0 sits alongside legacy systems, such as the integration pieces you talk about above. I see it as more of a value-add to the legacy apps than a replacement - especially since IT organizations (with Mashups) are going to be in charge of unlocking the content/data for the business user to build the mashup with, and therefore probably at first a bit wary of what info they want to release to the LOB units.

Would love to hear your thoughts on Info 2.0 - feel free to email me directly.

Thanks/LC

Lauren Cooney
CTO Office, Information Management Group
IBM

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