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Deepak Alur is Principal Engineer at Sun
Microsystems' Professional
Services. He has over 17 years of industry experience
and specializes in Java™technology,
the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE
™), Object-Oriented software design and development,
and software patterns. Deepak has extensive experience in
several programming languages and all areas of software development,
process and methodology. Deepak is a co-author of the widely
adopted industry standard book on J2EE patterns, best practices
and refactorings - Core
J2EE Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies, published
by Prentice Hall. He speaks regularly at industry conferences..
Over the last year Deepak has focussed on developing new
techniques and tools code named SALSA
for pattern-based software analysis, visualization, comprehension,
management and governance of software design and architecture.
SALSA is a software platform that uses a unique pattern detection
technology to enable architects and developers to extract
and comprehend software design, visualize software architecture
and to implement design management and governance. SALSA has
10 patents pending.
Deepak currently works in the Global Client Solutions at
Sun and is focussed on Enterprise Architecture, Web Services,
and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
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Background @ Sun: Deepak joined Sun
Java Center in 1998 and has since successfully led variety of
projects for many high profile customers including eBay,
Ford Credit, ABB
Energy, McKesson, Stanford
University, Bank of America and State
of Minnessota DNR. He has successfully led and mentored Sun/customer
teams in addition to executing challenging customer projects. At
eBay, Deepak was the Sun lead architect leading and mentoring the
architecture, design and implementation of eBay's next generation
architecture platform and extensively used patterns and refactoring
techniques to build a highly scalable next-generation application
platform. After successful execution, eBay.com
is now transitioned to the Java platform.
At Ford Credit and RouteOne, Deepak was called in as the industry
expert to assess, review and rearchitect their J2EE application
framework. Deepak applied patterns and refactoring in a unique way
to perform a pattern-based architectural assessment and refactoring.
Prior to joining the Sun
Java Center, Deepak was a technical lead architect at Sun IT.
He led architecture, design and implementation of Sun Service's
most mission-critical application for Case/Call Management for 24X7
Worldwide Customer Service Centers. He also led the architecture,
design and implementation of EDI solutions to integrate Sun with
3rd party service provides using innovative solutions with emerging
Internet technologies. This innovation was granted 4 patents related
to early Internet EDI.
Prior to joining Sun, Deepak was a senior software engineer and
senior consultant with BRI, Inc. and CMC Limited, India where he
consulted and executed on large projects with several high-profile
clients including Sun, BEL India,
Defence R&D Org India, Indian
Postal Service, State Tourism Department, and Bata
India.
Deepak's contributions have been recognized by Sun Achievement
Award (1996), Sun Distinguished Professional Award (1997, 1997),
and Sun "Top Dots" High Impact Intellectual Capital Award
(2000). Deepak has been granted 5
patents ( 6581044, 6240186, 5983276, 6240441, 6724896) and has
other patents pending.
Deepak has a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering
from the University of Mysore, India and has completed select graduate
courses (21 units) in Computer Science at Stanford
University, CA.
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