- Irvine, Calif. - James Norwood, vice president of worldwide product marketing for Epicor was recently featured in a Manufacturing Business Technology executive webcast on "SOA as a tool for business process management". In a broadcast hosted by Sidney Hill, executive editor of Manufacturing Business Technology, Norwood offers insights and differentiators behind Epicor's next-generation, True SOA (tm) framework, Epicor ICE 2.0. Ian Finley, vice president of AMR Research; Bruce Williams, senior vice president of Software AG; Frank Castaldini, product marketing manager for Software AG; Rourke McNamara, head of product management for TIBCO; and Eric Herness, BPM chief architect for IBM also joined the panel.
King Lum, director of progress with ACE Clearwater Enterprises is also featured in the broadcast, offering examples of SOA's flexibility in the company's Epicor Manufacturing solution. ACE is a leading provider of complex welded assemblies in the aerospace and power-generation markets.
An abbreviated, edited preview of the Manufacturing Business Technology webcast (including comments by Norwood and Lum) is included in this announcement. For the full, unedited webcast featuring all guests, click here or under "Resource Links" at right.
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