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Marc Mercuri | Marc Mercuri is currently an incubation architect in Microsoft’s Platform Strategy Group. Prior to taking this new role, he spent all of 2005 and 2006 providing architectural guidance to Global Fortune 500 customers adopting Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation, and InfoCard.
He has over 10 years of related integration experience, and nearly all of that time has been spent on systems and data integration projects in Europe, Latin America, and the United States. He has served as an architect and in lead roles in both the Enterprise and ISV space, spanning financial services, the public sector, and publishing and retail verticals. Over the course of his career, he has worked on projects that integrated the majority of OS (Sco Unix, Linux, Qnix, DOS, IBM OS/390) and database (SQL, DB2, Oracle, Sybase, Sybase ASA) platforms.
Marc has written a number of magazine articles on web services and the WS-* specifications, and is the author of the upcoming book Understanding Information Cards and CardSpace: From Novice to Professional and co-author of Windows Communication Foundation: Hands On! and WCF Unleashed. His blog can be found at http://www.marcmercuri.com |
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Closing Keynote - Looking Ahead by Marc Mercuri |
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Marc Mercuri
Bios & Sessions | Closing Keynote - Looking Ahead – Information Cards, CardSpace, and Getting Ready for the Identity Big Bang The web was not designed with identity in mind, and as a result a patchwork of solutions have come to fill the gap. With phishing attacks increasing 1000% year over year, there’s clearly room for improvement over things like username and password. This session focuses on leveraging Information Cards and Windows CardSpace. This session focuses on all aspects of Information Cards and CardSpace on the Windows Platform – from issuing information cards to consuming them in your ASP.NET and WCF applications. |
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Workflows and Services by Marc Mercuri |
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Marc Mercuri
Bios & Sessions | With the introduction of WCF and WF, it’s easier to create powerful services and workflows. This session focuses on using the two technologies together and covers approaches, gotchas, code , and demos. Specific areas of coverage will include consuming WCF services in WF custom activities, calling workflows from WCF, and using WF to coordinate services. |
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