Analyst Profile
Jess Thompson
Jess Thompson
Research VP
Gulf Breeze, FL USA
Print This Page
Years of Experience
9 years at Gartner
31 years IT industry
Areas of Coverage
Security & Privacy
Business Process Management
Application Development & Integration

View Latest Research
Resources
Create Analyst Alert
Contact Gartner
Roles and Responsibilities
Jess Thompson is a research vice president in Gartner's Software Infrastructure and Architecture group. His research focuses on integration technology, business process management and metadata management technologies as well as strategies that can be pursued using those technologies including service-oriented and event driven architectures and business process platforms.
Previous Experience
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Thompson worked for Weyerhaeuser, where he was responsible for formulating strategies to improve the company’s software engineering, application integration and e-commerce activities. With more than 27 years of experience in the IT industry, he has acquired skills in technology assessment, software engineering, application integration, business modeling and e-commerce.
Professional Background
Weyerhaeuser, Technology Architect, 6 years
Applied Microsystems, System Architect, 2 years
Nastec, Product Manager, 3 years
Education
B.A., Southern Illinois University
M.A., University of Florida




LATEST RESEARCH 0 More by this author
Title

Publish Date

Author(s)

Six Design Patterns for Event-Processing Applications 09-Oct-2009 W Schulte, Yefim V. Natis, Massimo Pezzini, Daniel Sholler, Bill Gassman, Jess Thompson
The Growing Impact of Commercial Complex-Event Processing Products 09-Oct-2009 W Schulte, Mike Blechar, Teresa Jones, Daniel Sholler, Jess Thompson, Paolo Malinverno, Bill Gassman
Tibco Software Acquires DataSynapse and Extends Its SOA Platform Vision 08-Oct-2009 Jess Thompson, Donna Scott
Federate Information Management, Application Integration and SOA Initiatives to Gain Business Benefits 06-Oct-2009 Jess Thompson, Mark A. Beyer
Q&A: Key Questions to Address Before Your Initial SOA Projects 30-Sep-2009 Jess Thompson