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SYS-CON Attracts Top Influencers, Thought Leaders, and Enterprise IT Practitioners

What do - in no particular order - Microsoft's GM of Virtualization, VMware's CTO, the Founders of JBoss, XenSource and VirtualLogix, the former and current CEOs of Sun, the Presidents of WaveMaker and Embotics, the CTO of Adobe, the executive leader of DataDirect Technologies and the Technology Director of Parallels all have in common? They are just a tiny handful of the tens of dozens of top industry executives and practitioners featured in the world-class online and offline coverage by SYS-CON Media & Events of the fast-moving, interlocking worlds of i-Technology and Enterprise IT. With experts on i-Technology (Internet technologies) and Enterprise IT such as this, there's no shortage of daily examples, but just to give a taster here's...

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It Architect commented on the 30 Apr 2008

There's a new kid on the block in information technology (IT) shops around the world. It's the IT architect -- the person who can transform business requirements into concrete IT realizations. With the rapid growth of emerging technologies and well-connected organizations relying on Web services and open standards to provide up-to-the-minute IT solutions for global business requirements, IT has had to respond with the creation of a single new position: the enterprise IT architect (EITA). After all, it isn't technology that solves business problems, it's human beings -- skilled people who understand the intricacies of a business issue as well as the complexity of potential information technologies that can be linked to resolve the problem.

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