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We know that in the SOA space, a lack of governance and effective management can lead to rogue services bringing down a system, and even compromising the business.SOA implementations themselves often get called into question, especially when a lot of... Read More..
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Wanted: advocates who can bridge the chasm between the SOA and data worlds.Since it came about in its current form in the early-to-mid 2000s, service-orientation (mainly focused on applications) has existed in a separate world from data management. Problem is,... Read More..
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This past week, ebizQ has been packed full of observation and insights on the state of service orientation and SOA as they relate to business success. First, there's the whole convergence with cloud -- which is the delivery platform for... Read More..
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Complex Event Processing, or CEP, takes event processing to a whole new level -- but it is not something to be undertaken by the untrained. Roy Schulte, distinguished analyst with Gartner, points out that "architects and developers who are building... 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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Over at the latest issue of SOA Magazine, I provide a summary of the happenings at the recent 2nd International SOA Symposium, held in Rotterdam last October.I was half-tempted to open the article with the phrase "It was the best... Read More..
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"SOA is dead" was the catch-phrase of 2009. Will "SOA is inevitable" be the rallying cry of 2010?As organizations kick back into growth mode, they will find that service orientation is the only way to effectively manage their growth. And... Read More..
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How closely are SOA governance and project management coming together? Should the enterprise's Project Management Office (PMO) get involved in governing SOA and enterprise architecture in general? Is SOA governance essentially a project to be managed like others? Are there... Read More..
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Predictions of the collapse of service oriented architecture endeavors in the recent economic slump did not pan out -- companies remained committed to moving forward with SOA. Now, with a recovery shaping up, SOA may play a key role in... Read More..
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The following is the full transcript of the roundtable discussion held between Miko Matsumura, vice president and deputy chief technology officer for Software AG, John Favazza, vice president of research and development for WebLayers, Inc., and myself at ebizQ's SOA... Read More..
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