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IBM's David Boloker To Present at AJAXWorld Conference & Expo

David Boloker is a Distinguished Engineer and Chief Technical Officer for Emerging Internet Technologies in IBM Software Group

IBM's David Boloker will present a session on Open AJAX Coalition at the upcoming AJAXWorld Conference & Expo, October 2-4, 2006, in Santa Clara, California.


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The initiative arose from about six months of "discussions, meetings at conferences, and wikis" according to David Boloker (pictured), IBM Software Group's CTO of Emerging Internet Technologies. Boloker was acknowledged as a key voice and driver of this initiative by executives from several other companies involved, with one exec describing him as "the real thing" in his commitment to open-source development and its potential as a legitimate enterprise IT application development approach.

Boloker reminded that "IBM has been working in this space for many, many years," and made the observation that over the years "we've seen the Web moving from a publishing paradigm to an e-business paradigm (and now) to an AJAX paradigm."

Speaker Bio: David Boloker is a Distinguished Engineer and Chief Technical Officer for Emerging Internet Technologies in IBM Software Group. Previously, he held the position of Chief Technical Officer for Java Technologies in Software Group. David is recognized in and outside IBM as a technical leader in the Internet software space guiding IBM's investments as well as internal product development in the Internet space David's responsibilities include building IBM's technical e-Business strategy, working with internal IBMers to develop the appropriate products for the Internet space, researching new areas in software design as well as guiding a group of researchers working in Software Group. David has been recognized by IBM with numerous Outstanding Technical Achievement Awards in the areas of Java, Secure Internet Gateways, Dynamic I/O Configuration and the Remote Distribution and Control of S/370, 4300, S/390 and AS/400 Architecture processors.

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n d 09/10/06 03:28:56 PM EDT

The initiative arose from about six months of 'discussions, meetings at conferences, and wikis' according to David Boloker (pictured), IBM Software Group's CTO of Emerging Internet Technologies. Boloker was acknowledged as a key voice and driver of this initiative by executives from several other companies involved, with one exec describing him as 'the real thing' in his commitment to open-source development and its potential as a legitimate enterprise IT application development approach.

n d 09/10/06 03:09:40 PM EDT

The initiative arose from about six months of 'discussions, meetings at conferences, and wikis' according to David Boloker (pictured), IBM Software Group's CTO of Emerging Internet Technologies. Boloker was acknowledged as a key voice and driver of this initiative by executives from several other companies involved, with one exec describing him as 'the real thing' in his commitment to open-source development and its potential as a legitimate enterprise IT application development approach.

AJAXWorld News Desk 08/03/06 08:20:46 AM EDT

The initiative arose from about six months of 'discussions, meetings at conferences, and wikis' according to David Boloker (pictured), IBM Software Group's CTO of Emerging Internet Technologies. Boloker was acknowledged as a key voice and driver of this initiative by executives from several other companies involved, with one exec describing him as 'the real thing' in his commitment to open-source development and its potential as a legitimate enterprise IT application development approach.