Vivek Singhal is Vice President of Technology for the Progress Real Time Division. He leads a team responsible for defining the architecture for the Real Time Data Services products. Previously, Vivek was Vice President of Engineering at Persistence Software, responsible for product development and product management. During his 10 years at Persistence (which was acquired by Progress in November 2004), he designed and patented several of the core technologies of Persistence's enterprise data management products. He defined and evangelized the product strategy, orchestrated the activities of the engineering team, and led the delivery of numerous product releases.
In almost every significant SOA deployment, a few services have advanced
requirements that force those services to intelligently manage the data that
they use. A fault-tolerant service might be deployed on a cluster of
machines, which means that the instances of the service must share data
across several machines.
A high-performance service might use in-memory caching to achieve fast
response time. An aggregation service might retrieve or update data from
multiple sources, transform that data into a standard representation, and
integrate the resulting data in real-time. For these kinds of services, the
data management infrastructure can significantly reduce development effort
and deployment risks.
In a SOA, services act as the building blocks for implementing business
processes. Each service, hereafter called a functional service, offers a set
of operations. The i... (more)
Vivek Singhal is Vice President of Technology for the Progress Real Time Division. He leads a team responsible for defining the architecture for the Real Time Data Services products. Previously, Vivek was Vice President of Engineering at Persistence Software, responsible for product development and product management. During his 10 years at Persistence (which was acquired by Progress in November 2004), he designed and patented several of the core technologies of Persistence's enterprise data management products. He defined and evangelized the product strategy, orchestrated the activities of the engineering team, and led the delivery of numerous product releases.
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