Byron Pojol IT Architect
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Byron Pojol introduces himself as an IT architect with expertise in SOA, BPM, ESB, EAI, Cloud, and WebSphere technologies. He offers IT advisory, strategy, methodology development, and architecture services. Some of his past projects include IBM SOA JumpStart programs, order-to-cash and process portal projects, ESB/EAI integrations, and WebSphere architecture consulting. He provides links to his online profiles and recommendations from previous clients praising his technical skills, work ethic, and ability to deliver projects on time and on budget.
Byron Pojol IT Architect
- 1. Howdy!I am Byron PojolIT ArchitectSOA BPM ESB EAI Cloud WebSphere
- 2. What I Offer as IT ArchitectIT Advisory
- 3. Strategy (CxO, Chief IT Architect)
- 4. Methodology (SOMA, BDD, MDD, RUP, etc.)
- 5. Center of Excellence (Business and IT)
- 7. SOA, BPM, ESB, EAI, Cloud, WebSphere
- 9. WebSphere Suite of ProductsWhat I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 10. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 11. ESB EAI Projects
- 12. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 13. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 14. DR and Systems Continuity
- 15. Just Plain Old SDLCWhat I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 16. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 17. ESB EAI Projects
- 18. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 19. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 20. DR and Systems Continuity
- 21. Just Plain Old SDLCIBM SOA JumpStartAudience
- 22. CxOs, IT Architects, and Business Unit Managers
- 24. Definitions
- 25. Requirements
- 26. Delivered SOA Quick Win Project Solutions
- 27. SOMA
- 30. Delivered SOA Best Practices GuideWhat I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 31. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 32. ESB EAI Projects
- 33. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 34. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 35. DR and Systems Continuity
- 36. Just Plain Old SDLCSOA BPM Projects from vision to transitionOrder-to-Cash Project
- 37. Process Portal ProjectSOA BPM Projects from vision to transitionOrder-to-Cash Project
- 38. Process Portal ProjectOrder-to-Cash ProjectAudience
- 39. Client IT Architects, Business Process Owners, IT Engineers
- 40. Business Process
- 41. Modeling, Simulation, and Choreography
- 42. Dashboard, Monitoring and Management
- 43. Business Process and System Integration
- 44. iseries, mainframe, unix, linux, windows, vmware
- 45. JDEdwards, SAP, MDM, Web Services SOA BPM Projects from vision to transitionOrder-to-Cash Project
- 46. Process Portal ProjectProcess Portal ProjectAudience
- 47. Client IT Architects, Business Unit Analysts, IT Engineers
- 49. Web Services, MOM, and REST
- 50. Business Process
- 51. Modeling, Choreography, Monitoring, Management
- 53. iseries, mainframe, unix, linux, windows,vmware, solaris containers, etc. What I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 54. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 55. ESB EAI Projects
- 56. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 57. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 58. DR and Systems Continuity
- 59. Just Plain Old SDLCESB EAI ProjectsPartner Integration
- 60. Reviewed B2B architecture integration
- 61. Proposed B2B architecture integration
- 62. WPG, EDI
- 64. DnB and Credit Bureaus
- 65. Suppliers and Business Partners
- 67. Best Practices What I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 68. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 69. ESB EAI Projects
- 70. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 71. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 72. DR and Systems Continuity
- 73. Just Plain Old SDLCWebSphere Architecture and ConsultingWPS WESB WBM (Modeler and Monitor)
- 74. WMQWF WICS
- 75. WMQ WMB WTX
- 76. WDP WPG WSRR
- 77. WP WCS WASWhat I Have Done as IT ArchitectIBM SOA JumpStart
- 78. SOA BPM Projects from vision to transition
- 79. ESB EAI Projects
- 80. WebSphere Architecture and Consulting
- 81. Data Integration and Data Warehousing
- 82. DR and Systems Continuity
- 83. Just Plain Old SDLCThe RestData Integration and Data Warehousing
- 84. SAS, JDEdwards, SAP, PeopleSoft, DB2, Oracle
- 85. Data Mediation, Replication, Synchronization, Resiliency
- 87. Web Services and IaaS
- 88. DR and Systems Continuity
- 89. HA through hardware and software
- 90. Cloud architecture with WebSphere
- 91. Just Plain Old SDLC
- 92. JAD sessions, RUP, Agile
- 93. Java not .NETMy LinkedIn Professional IT Profilehttp://linkedin.com/in/byroncpojolWhat Others Say About Mehttp://byron.bittergame.com/it-recommendations.html
- 94. http://byronpojol.bittergame.com/bio/it-recommendationsWhat Others Say About Me“Byron is great resource having in depth knowledge of implementing SOA practice with IBM product suite. We worked for a fortune 500 company on delivering SOA roadmap (projects over time) and a Strategic Services Blueprint (the future business services catalog) that will serve as a guide for IT transformation. It was great pleasure working with him.”
- 95. What Others Say About Me“Byron posses excellent technical skill and is able to deliver expert solutions under pressure. I had worked with him in doing PoC’s using Websphere Process Server at a Fortune 50 company. He is a great team player and I would love to work with him in future.”
- 96. What Others Say About Me"As an Enterprise Architecture Services team member, Byron contributed to success of the architecture, implementation and support, as well as in some cases Proof-of-Concept, of various Enterprise Application Integration, Business-to-Business, and general Message Oriented Middleware projects particularly using WBI MB, WMQ Workflow and WMQ in a multiplatform environment, and also writing Java administration & monitoring tools for MQ. I was particularly impressed at Byron's knowledge, insight, and tenacity in resolving technical issues, always putting project success and system uptime ahead of all other considerations. Byron is also in my opinion very pleasant to work with."
- 97. What Others Say About Me“I hired Byron for an extremely high profile project and client back in 2003. He performed at a very high level in the time-frame he was given to deliver his efforts for the project. Byron made our job as a client service provider quite easy by setting the expectation and delivering in such a timely fashion. He is extremely professional, personable and there are not too many better at what he does. That being said, I highly recommend hiring Byron for any technical projects in his area of expertise.” Top qualities: Great Results, Personable, Expert
- 98. What Others Say About Me“Byron learned the requirements, workflow and user preferences quickly and coded effectively and efficiently and was able produce testable code that satisfied our application needs in a timely and professional manner. He was friendly and professional and was quick to make needed adjustments to address functional needs and never took such discussions as anything other than what was best for the success of the project! I hope to work with Byron again sometime in the future!”
- 99. What Others Say About Me“Byron was an outstanding contributor on projects related to C++ and MQ messaging. Byron was very persistent and would always find a way to get the job done with quality while remaining on time and on budget.” Top qualities: Great Results, Personable
- 100. What Others Say About Me“Given my experience in working with Byron, I would say without hesitation that his personality, work ethic and ability to deliver helped create strong bonds of trust between us. At Guardian Life we worked together on Corporate Enterprise Architecture Integration shared services using WebSphere middleware, CICS, DB2, Oracle on mainframe, unix, windows, and as/400. Application systems include Annuity Online System, Data synchronization/replication, PeopleSoft Integration, IVR among others.We finished a month ahead of schedule. Then Byron was sent to New York office for knowledge transfer of the project implementation.”
- 101. What Others Say About Me"I worked with Byron to develop an integration between unix and mainframes systems. Byron demonstrated a deep understanding in MQ and Mainframes and was a pleasure to work with."
- 102. This is Where I Workhttp://mqit.bittergame.com
- 103. My blogs under category “MQIT” are “MQIT Says” series. It is my own experience on a certain topic like SOA, BPM, IT Governance, etc.
- 104. My company’s services, solutions, and store mostly IBM related
- 105. Enterprise IT
- 106. YOUR team YOUR partner
- 107. Let’s collaborate success!Thank You!Hope you have a good time reading this as when I am writing this. Later. @byron_pojol
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- #15: These are just featured projects I pick for quick take of what I have done in the past and wanted to do n the near future.
- #16: These are theWebSphere Products that I have most used in the past. There are a lot more but too many for a slide.
- #17: These are just featured projects I pick for quick take of what I have done in the past and wanted to do n the near future.