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Have service-oriented applications added to the complexity of heavy-duty manufacturing, managing, monitoring, and processing transactions flowing between production centers and distribution networks and control centers? David Mavashev, writing in IndustryWeek, says yes, and it's time for more real-time transaction monitoring.... Read More..
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Healthcare is an area just crying out for better IT.  First of all, healthcare establishments are awash in data that needs to be properly managed in accordance with very strict mandates. Take HIPAA, for example. Medical records need to be... Read More..
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There's a lot of pressure on pharmaceutical manufacturers to be able to track and authenticate the movement of drug products through the supply chain. In California, it's likely that this will become law by 2015. Writing in Pharmtech, John Danese... Read More..
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In recent years, there has been a strong movement to people taking their healthcare into their own hands -- making informed decisions to meet their own requirements versus relying solely on physicians, and making proactive lifestyle choices to prevent or... Read More..
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The deployment of cloud-based customer service contact centers, based on SOA standards, enables a leading hotel chain to maintain consistency and scale.Blair Pleasant recently sat in on the Customer Innovation Awards presentation at the most recent Genesys/Alcatel Lucent Enterprise Application... Read More..
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I met Dennis Wisnosky, the business mission area chief technical officer and chief architect at the Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer at the US Department of Defense, at last year's SOA Symposium. Along with incredible charity work, he... Read More..
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A couple of weeks back, we talked about MassMutual's SOA implementation, reported on by John Webster in Computerworld. Webster also documented how another insurer, Cigna Corp., was able to achieve reuse of applications and data as it built out its... Read More..
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The new year may be young, but there's been plenty of action taking place on the SOA front, as documented here at the ebizQ site.We've also had some good discussion on the business and organizational transformation that SOA brings to... Read More..
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ebizQ has announced its second annual Cloud QCamp, a virtual event scheduled on April 7th. We will be bringing together leading industry experts and practitioners explored the role of service-oriented architecture (SOA) and business process management (BPM) in supporting cloud-computing... Read More..
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In the late 1990s, much of my work was focused on the so-called emerging "Web-to-host" market, in which mainframe UIs were either converted to HTML code, or surfaced as Java applets (still maintaining the "green screen" look), and made accessible... Read More..
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