Agenda
- How low-code/no-code is making inroads in the enterprise
- The API economy and why you need to consider service meshes
- Microservices architecture and why cloud-native computing requires a new order of architectural maturity
Thursday, November 4, 2021 – 08.00 a.m. – 09.00 a.m. (PDT)
Cloud-native computing is more than an evolutionary step. It represents a true paradigm shift that changes everything we know about how to code, engineer, integrate, architect, run, manage, and secure modern applications. Moreover, this approach is just not about a set of technologies to adopt; it also reflects a change in an organization’s structure, processes, and culture.
In this webinar, Jason Bloomberg, the founder and president of digital transformation analyst firm Intellyx and author of the white paper, “Rethink the Modern Application,” will join WSO2 Chief Technology Evangelist Asanka Abeysinghe in discussing the five critical ‘mind shifts’ people need to undergo in order to gain an appreciation for the full import of cloud native.
Panelists:
Jason Bloomberg
Founder and President, Intellyx
Jason Bloomberg is a leading IT industry analyst, author, keynote speaker, and globally recognized expert on multiple disruptive trends in enterprise technology and digital transformation. He is ranked among the top nine low-code analysts on the Influencer50 Low-Code50 Study for 2019, #5 on Onalytica’s list of top Digital Transformation influencers for 2018, and #15 on Jax’s list of top DevOps influencers for 2017.
Asanka Abeysinghe
Chief Technology Evangelist, WSO2
Asanka has over 20 years of industry experience. In his current role, Asanka evangelizes WSO2’s technology vision and drives efforts to create, refine, and enhance WSO2’s corporate reference architecture. He is also responsible for spearheading a thought leadership outlook that defines WSO2’s corporate reference methodology for development, customer success, and implementation. He is a regular speaker at numerous global events and many tech meetups in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is a committer of the Apache Software Foundation and a member of the Forbes technology council.
