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Dan is the Business Development Lead for IBM’s mashup technologies. He holds an MS in Computer Science from Polytechnic University and is focused on the incubation of emerging internet technologies with customers and business partners.

IBM’s perspective on the Mashup Ecosystem along with a positioning of their assets and up coming product offerings.

Dan is the Business Development Lead for IBM’s mashup technologies. He holds an MS in Computer Science from Polytechnic University and is focused on the incubation of emerging internet technologies with customers and business partners.

Experience best practices used to address the development of several live mashups. Learn how IBM has embraced Web 2.0 technologies like Atom, RSS, Ajax, Dojo, OpenSearch and others to provide a rich enablement environment for the assembly new mashups.

John Musser, Programmable Web

Experience how you can create and publish new mashup consumables for a wide range of content sources. Gain early insight into how Mashup Hub can be extended with pluggable tools for additional content sources.

Experience the live building of a mashup and learn what it takes to create widgets.

been working for the past 2 years. As Product Manager he is keeping a close eye on the growing Mashup trend and how Web 2.0 is used on an Enterprise level. Previously to joining Kapow Technologies Andreas has worked as, among other things, a Java developer for several years. He has a degree in Computer Science that includes studies in Sweden, UK and Canada. Occasionally he also shares his thoughts about Mashups and the world in general on his blog www.digitalistic.com .

Build APIs to any web site in minutes using Kapow Mashup Server.

There are many great tools available to build the user interface on a Mashup, but were are all the APIs and Web Services needed to feed the Mashup? These APIs will not appear magically and even if more APIs are created every day it is going quite slow. Using the Kapow Mashup Server and openkapow.com you can build an API to almost any web site in a matter of minutes. Suddenly you can use the whole internet as a structured data source to feed your mashups.

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The Open AIM Program enables developers outside of AOL to write official AIM custom clients, plugins, and bots. AIMCC is a comprehensive set of APIs, each targeted at different types of applications and a wide variety of developers. Whether you develop using Javascript, Java, VB, C#, or C++ come check out how to leverage the power of the AIM network and learn how to build a rich communication experience using existing APIs and standards that make users feel like they are part of a unique community.

In a Web 2.0 world, users combine services from many providers. Having a common identity across providers eliminates a barrier to entry and adopting a user-centric identity system puts the user in control of how their information is combined. This session is about the opportunities and issues involved specifically with adopting open protocols, the solutions they provide, and open issues that remain to be solved. These include user experience, permission management, and an authentication API via the OpenAuth API to address them.

With the Open Xdrive API, you can rapidly and cost effectively deploy websites that allow your user to upload, organize, view, and share their rich media assets. Whether your users store photos, videos, music, or other digital data, you can create engaging community-based, applications and grow traffic to your websites. Slides are here.

The Open AIM program allows developers to easily ans seamlessly integrate AIM into mashups on the web. JSON and URL-based API's to obtain a user's buddy list, send and receive IM's, get and set presence status and more - directly from a web page - are provided. IM and presence enabled widgets, embeddable with just a few lines of HTML and customizable via CSS, are available as well. Come learn more about building highly engaging experiences for your users by leveraging Open AIM in your widgets and web-based applications

What if you could build Business Mashups by simply dragging and dropping the pieces of your Mashup together? What if you could orchestrate the interactions between different teams and systems simply and easily? Serena Mashup Composer let you build business Mashups as simply as dragging element into your screen, easily creating interactions between your organization's business activities and SOA based solutions. Join us for this session to get a walk through of the key elements of Mashup Composer that let you create and control Business Mashups.

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