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The jStart Program has offerings that are designed to help organizations at any phase of their adoption cycle. Some of our offerings include:
- Project Definition and Project Readiness Workshops: Clients who want to get a jump-start on technology adoption or looking to bridge a skills gap.
- SOA Review Workshop: Customers who want to improve their technology expertise around SOA or any of the emerging technologies.
- Get Started Service Offerings for IBM's WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: Services for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition are delivered by IBM's jStart services team. jStart will provides GetStarted service offerings to accelerate your development and deployment of your web and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications.
- GetStarted Service Offerings for Apache Geronimo: jStart will provide GetStarted service offerings to accelerate your development and deployment of your web and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications using Apache Geronimo.
The purpose of the Project Definition Workshop (PDW) is to understand your organizations technology skills gaps, your business pain points and define the project goals in order to begin a jStart project. During the workshop you can expect the program manager to help identify the following project aspects:
- Project/Business Scope
- Project/Business Requirements
- Project/Business Goals
The purpose of the Project Readiness Workshop (PRW) is to gather requirements in order to perform a high level project design. The PRW includes:
- Technical Assumptions/Requirements
- Risks and Dependencies
- Solution Description
- Project Plan
- IBM Statement of Work
This one-day workshop is intended to assist business executives in:
- Exploring the suitability of SOA / Web Services solutions for addressing current business issues
- Develop an initial action plan for evaluating and implementing appropriate SOA / Web Services solutions
At the Completion of this Workshop you will:
- Understand of the potential value of a SOA / Web Services for your organization
- Developed a roadmap for definitively evaluating and, as appropriate, starting to implement the most promising SOA / Web Services-related initiatives.
jStart will provide the following service offerings to accelerate your development and deployment of your web and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications using Apache Geronimo:
- IBM GetStarted with Requirements Gathering for Apache Geronimo: If you are interested in the Apache Geronimo server, IBM's jStart team can provide direct assistance in reviewing your current infrastructure to ensure a seamless transition to Apache Geronimo. With this workshop, the IBM jStart team provides on-site, consultant led, hands-on, and interactive sessions to examine your current application / middleware and thereby create a customized report offering a proposed environment for your solution.
- IBM GetStarted with Architecture and Design Review for Apache Geronimo: This jStart workshop will help you review your application design, architecture, and deployment topology to provide expertise and guidance for moving to the IBM Apache Geronimo server. The IBM jStart team offers consultant led, on-site, and interactive sessions to provide architectural diagrams and design recommendations for easing the migration effort to the Apache Geronimo server.
- IBM GetStarted with Migration Planning for Apache Geronimo: This jStart workshop helps you plan for the migration and implementation of Apache Geronimo. The IBM jStart team offers consultant led, on-site, hands-on and interactive sessions to provide migration assistance including planning, code manipulation, and moving applications from previous platforms to Apache Geronimo.
- IBM GetStarted with Application Deployment on Apache Geronimo: This jStart workshop is designed to lead your team through the building and deploying of an application on the Apache Geronimo application server. Application Building and Deployment Workshops begin with an IBM jStart Requirements Gathering Workshop.
Services for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition are delivered by IBM's jStart services team. jStart will provide the following Get Started Service Offerings to accelerate your development and deployment of your web and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications:
- IBM Get Started with Requirements Gathering for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: If you are interested in WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, IBM's jStart services team can provide direct assistance in reviewing your current infrastructure to ensure a seamless transition to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition. With this workshop, the IBM jStart services team provides on-site, consultant led, hands-on, and interactive sessions to examine your current application/middleware, and thereby create a customized report offering a proposed environment for your solution.
- IBM Get Started with Architecture and Design Review for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: This jStart workshop will help you review your application design, architecture, and deployment topology to provide expertise and guidance for moving to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition. The IBM jStart services team offers consultant led, on-site, and interactive sessions to provide architectural diagrams and design recommendations for easing the migration effort to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition.
- IBM Get Started with Migration Planning for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: This jStart workshop helps you plan for the migration and implementation of WebSphere Application Server Community Edition. The IBM jStart team offers consultant led, on-site, hands-on and interactive sessions to provide migration assistance including planning, code manipulation, and moving applications from previous platforms to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition.
- IBM Get Started with Application Deployment on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: This jStart workshop is designed to lead your team through the building and deploying of an application on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition. Application Building and Deployment Workshops begin with an IBM jStart Requirements Gathering Workshop.
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