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Andrew Sweet serves as a senior solution architect for IBM’s WebSphere Services and is a frequent speaker and mentor around enterprise best practices and standards-based technologies such as J2EE and Web services. Andy also has served on the boards of several industry standards groups and technology councils, including OASIS WS-Security and UDDI, Web Services on WebSphere (WoW), IBM’s WebSphere Advisory Board, and Washington University’s Center for the Application of Information Technology program.

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