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Welcome Welcome to the official website of Lewis B. Puller-class expeditionary sea base USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4)! The ship, forward deployed to Souda Bay, Greece, is the first U.S. Navy ship assigned to the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) area of operations toconduct missionsin the Mediterranean and the waters around East, South, and West Africa to include the Gulf of Guinea, operating with regional partners.Its crew consist of a mix of U.S. Navy Sailors and Military Sealift Command civilian mariners. USS Hershel “Woody” Williams Conducts Interoperability Exercises During Phoenix Express 2021 USS Hershel “Woody Williams (ESB-4) conducts interoperability exercises with Algerian, Egyptian, Moroccan, Spanish, and Tunisian Naval forces during the at-sea portion of exercise Phoenix Express in the Mediterranean Sea, May 25, 2021. 27 May 2021 USS Hershel “Woody” Williams Participates in Exercise Phoenix Express 2021 The Expeditionary Sea Base USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4) participates in the 16th iteration of exercise Phoenix Express 2021 (PE21) off the coast of Tunis, Tunisia, with Allied and partner nations during the at-sea portion of the multinational maritime exercise in North Africa May 22-26,

Featured Solutions API Management Manage and secure any API, built and deployed anywhere Integration Connect any system, data, or API to integrate at scale Automation Automate processes and tasks for every team Featured Integration Salesforce Power connected experiences with Salesforce integration SAP Unlock SAP and connect your IT landscape AWS Get the most out of AWS with integration and APIs A modern ESB for the digital era Modernize and unlock the value of existing on-premises systems and applications with an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) architecture that serves as the foundation layer for SOA. When deployed as an ESB, Mule runtime engine combines the power of data and application integration across legacy and SaaS applications. Map and transform data Query and map complex data structures easily with DataWeave — a data query language. Enhance incomplete messages or transform data to and from any format across various transport protocols and data types. Move millions of records between applications and data sources using Mule’s built-in batch capabilities.

Entrepreneurship and Small Business Certification The ESB certification is built to test and validate foundation-level concepts and knowledge in entrepreneurship and small business management. These core concepts include entrepreneurship; recognizing and evaluating opportunities; planning for, starting, and operating a business; marketing and sales; venture capital and seed funding; and financial management. Country-Specific Exam versus Universal Exam • ESB Country-specific exams test on specific knowledge about doing business in a particular country. Currency and terminology is targeted to specific countries. ESB candidates should select a country-specific exam when available. • ESB Universal exams are suitable for any ESB candidate around the world. All currencies are in Euros. All ESB exams use the same Objective Domains and are delivered through Certiport. See Want to try a browser-based exam demo? Objective domains • • Datasheets • Master Certification in Entrepreneurship The Master Certification in Entrepreneurship is the next step in validating an understanding of essential business principles, but expands the scope to includedesign thinking.This certification is earned by completing the ESB certification as well as • Deep Customer Empathy – Understanding customers, their pain points, and reasons for their actions to helpinnovate and discover solutions. • Go Broad to Go Narrow – Brainstorming broad potential solutions and then narrowing those to determine which will...

Use it like an ATM card to get cash or like a check to make purchases anywhere VISA ®is accepted - online and in person. Instant issue cards are available at any bankESB office. You can also turn your debit card on or off if your card is lost, misplaced or if fraud is detected. Visit the Service Center in Online Banking to get started. Your bankESB Debit Card gives you access to your checking, statement savings or money market accounts. It can be used at ATMs displaying the NYCE, CIRRUS or VISA® program logos worldwide* to: • Make deposits (at bankESB ATMs only) • Make withdrawals worldwide • Obtain account balances • Transfer funds between accounts If you believe your bankESB account has been compromised, please contact us so that we can take appropriate action. • Turn your debit card on or off if your card is lost, misplaced or if fraud is detected. Visit the Service Center in Online Banking to get started. • bankESB will NEVER call you asking for account or personal information. If you ever receive a phone call like this, do not give out your information and please notify us right away. • To report a lost, stolen or compromised bankESB Debit Card during normal business hours, call ourCustomer Care team at 855.527.4111. After business hours, please call 844.293.6242. If you are calling from outside the United States, please call 614.564.5105. • Debit Card Restricted Areas: Debit Card transactions will NOT be authorized for the following areas: Algeria, United Republic of...

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At a previous job, there was lots of talk about "Enterprise Service Bus" (ESB). I read parts of a conceptual book about it, but never really understood how you would implement/integrate it in concrete terms. I'm familiar with SOA/queueing/directory services/etc. but I don't understand what exactly an ESB is. Is it a concrete thing (service/server/broker/etc.) that you just hook all your apps up to it in different ways, or is it more just a conceptual way to design systems? Any explanations or links to good examples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. It's a fairly high level concept of abstraction. The central concept is that the ESB provides the middleware and interfaces that allow businesses to connect their applications without writing code. This could include mediation to reconcile incompatible protocols, data, and interaction. The idea of a central bus on which everything passes gives opportunity for additional layers of abstraction. Using industry standards to "plug" other applications, clients, and such into this bus makes it so that connecting new services, data sources, clients with disparate needs is relatively easy. Actual implementations As far as actual implementations, that's the domain of very large enterprise support businesses. While it's very buzzwordy, the goal is an ideal that on some small level can be understood through comparison with the internet: Similarity to Internet One big communications bus with widely different uses and data, but all runnin...

Mobile Payments Pay with a single touch. Add your bankESB Debit or Credit Card to ®, ™ or ™ to make purchases in-store, in-app or online. You can also use Zelle ® to send money using your mobile banking app or online banking account. Learn more about Once your bankESB Debit Card or Credit Card has been added to your mobile wallet app and verified on your device, you're ready to start making purchases. Your actual card number will never be stored on your device, and a virtual token will be used to transmit payments so that your card number and identity will remain private during every transaction. Apple Pay is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Pay is a trademark of Google LLC. Samsung Pay is a trademark of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Use only in accordance with law. Other company and product names mentioned may be trademarks of their respective owners. • Security and Fraud Protection -Stay informed of potential fraud. Set and receive real-time alerts** for attempted and declined transactions, when your card is used, or when transactions exceed set control • Travel Notifications - Set travel notifications before you head out of town without having to alert the bank, so your debit card works wherever you go. • Transaction Controls* - Establish transaction controls for dollar amount limits, merchant categories, and geographic locations–all with the toggle of a button. *Certain functionality within the app and the Services may not b...

Before you visit, get a sneak peek of New York City with our EarthCam views. Our ESB cam offers a front-and-center look at the Empire State Building, while our South View cam offers sweeping views of downtown Manhattan. Explore eye-catching moments in our highlights or click the camera icon to snap your own picture of the view and share it on Facebook and Twitter.

Featured Solutions API Management Manage and secure any API, built and deployed anywhere Integration Connect any system, data, or API to integrate at scale Automation Automate processes and tasks for every team Featured Integration Salesforce Power connected experiences with Salesforce integration SAP Unlock SAP and connect your IT landscape AWS Get the most out of AWS with integration and APIs A modern ESB for the digital era Modernize and unlock the value of existing on-premises systems and applications with an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) architecture that serves as the foundation layer for SOA. When deployed as an ESB, Mule runtime engine combines the power of data and application integration across legacy and SaaS applications. Map and transform data Query and map complex data structures easily with DataWeave — a data query language. Enhance incomplete messages or transform data to and from any format across various transport protocols and data types. Move millions of records between applications and data sources using Mule’s built-in batch capabilities.

At a previous job, there was lots of talk about "Enterprise Service Bus" (ESB). I read parts of a conceptual book about it, but never really understood how you would implement/integrate it in concrete terms. I'm familiar with SOA/queueing/directory services/etc. but I don't understand what exactly an ESB is. Is it a concrete thing (service/server/broker/etc.) that you just hook all your apps up to it in different ways, or is it more just a conceptual way to design systems? Any explanations or links to good examples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. It's a fairly high level concept of abstraction. The central concept is that the ESB provides the middleware and interfaces that allow businesses to connect their applications without writing code. This could include mediation to reconcile incompatible protocols, data, and interaction. The idea of a central bus on which everything passes gives opportunity for additional layers of abstraction. Using industry standards to "plug" other applications, clients, and such into this bus makes it so that connecting new services, data sources, clients with disparate needs is relatively easy. Actual implementations As far as actual implementations, that's the domain of very large enterprise support businesses. While it's very buzzwordy, the goal is an ideal that on some small level can be understood through comparison with the internet: Similarity to Internet One big communications bus with widely different uses and data, but all runnin...