Hello World :-)
And welcome to my new blog about Saba Software @sabasoftware
My intention is to share years of experience as a Solutions Architect for Saba, covering functional and technical aspects of a variety of solutions that I have implemented in my years working with and for Saba.
A little more about me, more posts will follow in the next days, weeks, months, years...
First of all, I worked with Saba solutions for nearly 15 years, directly for Saba Software in the UK, and also for international partners.
From my LinkedIn profile:
- Designed Web 2.0 applications based on J2EE and .NET frameworks, ensuring the architected design conforms to standards and best practices of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Software as a Service (SaaS) principles
- Delivered technical leadership in software design, quality assurance and deployment, and developed extensive knowledge and experience of the entire project lifecycle using Agile Scrum methodology
- Delivered implementations of the Saba Enterprise system to Fortune companies in 70+ countries and 15+ languages, by integrating the product with Web Portals, Federated Identity Management systems using SAML, and Content Delivery Networks (Akamai)
- Built a portfolio of resalable service offerings, which contributed to the expansion of the Professional Services up to $1.5M per year of consulting revenue
- Managed, monitored and reviewed all programme economics to include project costs, staffing requirements, resources and risks, including contracts with suppliers to meet key performance indicators and agreed targets
- Managed teams of business and technical consultants in the EMEA region, the US and India
I'm now preparing a plan of posts for this blog, that I'll share shortly. I'll try to blend a little of functional aspects of the Saba solution (how-tos, but not from a guide perspective, but rather real world cases), with technical tips & tricks learnt after years of battle on the field...
And in commemoration of the multiple locales supported by Saba, I'll end each post with a greeting in a different language!
Saluti,
Saba Guru
And welcome to my new blog about Saba Software @sabasoftware
My intention is to share years of experience as a Solutions Architect for Saba, covering functional and technical aspects of a variety of solutions that I have implemented in my years working with and for Saba.
A little more about me, more posts will follow in the next days, weeks, months, years...
First of all, I worked with Saba solutions for nearly 15 years, directly for Saba Software in the UK, and also for international partners.
From my LinkedIn profile:
- Designed Web 2.0 applications based on J2EE and .NET frameworks, ensuring the architected design conforms to standards and best practices of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Software as a Service (SaaS) principles
- Delivered technical leadership in software design, quality assurance and deployment, and developed extensive knowledge and experience of the entire project lifecycle using Agile Scrum methodology
- Delivered implementations of the Saba Enterprise system to Fortune companies in 70+ countries and 15+ languages, by integrating the product with Web Portals, Federated Identity Management systems using SAML, and Content Delivery Networks (Akamai)
- Built a portfolio of resalable service offerings, which contributed to the expansion of the Professional Services up to $1.5M per year of consulting revenue
- Managed, monitored and reviewed all programme economics to include project costs, staffing requirements, resources and risks, including contracts with suppliers to meet key performance indicators and agreed targets
- Managed teams of business and technical consultants in the EMEA region, the US and India
I'm now preparing a plan of posts for this blog, that I'll share shortly. I'll try to blend a little of functional aspects of the Saba solution (how-tos, but not from a guide perspective, but rather real world cases), with technical tips & tricks learnt after years of battle on the field...
And in commemoration of the multiple locales supported by Saba, I'll end each post with a greeting in a different language!
Saluti,
Saba Guru
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ReplyDeleteHi Owen, can you clarify which wrapper are you referring to, please?
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