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Enabling Cross-Enterprise Process Visibility
Date: Wednesday September 7, 2005 3:00 PM Eastern
Where: Online
Featuring: Stephen Edens, Enterprise Integration Architect, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
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In a world of reduced IT budgets and application backlogs, organizations must be able to reuse services and extend legacy technology. Further, with the ability to orchestrate these services into cross-enterprise business processes, a paradigm shift can be achieved in how applications are constructed, resulting in reduced costs and complexity in offering new services to customers.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (BCBSMA) has achieved this paradigm shift with the deployment of an SOA-based, business process-driven infrastructure. As the largest health insurer in New England, BCBSMA will discuss how it is now able to provide increased agility and significant cost reduction to support new business initiatives and comply with future regulations.

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Stephen Edens, Enterprise Integration Architect, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Stephen was the program architect who helped design the e-Business platform for The Hartford. (Sun technology) He is also the architect of the BPM commercial insurance trading platform used most of the world's energy companies. (Sonic technology). Finally, Stephen is also an author for IBM and WROX and was a transformation leader for IBM, meaning a TQM, and Business Process expert.

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