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Over the past decade, there's been a push and pull between more technically inclined SOA proponents who worry about tools and platforms, and more business-oriented proponents who worry whether SOA is doing enough to advance profitability and market growth.Both side... Read More..
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The following is the full transcript of a discussion between Paul Brown, principle software architect at Tibco Software, and Jessica Ann Mola, managing editor of ebizQ, about some key takeaways from the SOA Manifesto.(Listen to the podcast here.)Jessica Ann Mola: ... Read More..
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For years now, companies and their IT department have been building and deploying service after service after service. Service oriented architecture is the way to pull all these services into an orchestrated, well-governed framework that can be easily configured by... Read More..
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The following is the full transcript of a discussion between Ali Arsanjani, distinguished engineer with IBM Global Business Services and is CTO for SOA and emerging technologies at IBM, and Jessica Ann Mola, Managing Editor of ebizQ about some key... Read More..
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When service oriented architecture first hit the enterprise mainstream a few years back, most shops focused heavily on the technical aspects of standards, tools, and making it work. However, the recent recession knocked some sense into companies and SOA proponents,... Read More..
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The following is the full transcript of a discussion between Steve Ross-Talbot and myself about some key takeaways from the SOA Manifesto, particularly the first core value, "business value over technical strategy."(Listen to the podcast here.) Joe McKendrick: Hello, this... 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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Gartner's Application Architecture, Development and Integration Summit topped the SOA news this week, and ebizQ was all over the story.  ebizQ Jessica Ann Mola talked to vendors on the scene, and provides details on new announcements from SOA Software about... Read More..
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Welcome to Service Oriented Architecture, Phase 2. It's bigger, It's badder, it's all business.  None of this namby-pamby JBOWs stuff. None of these SOAPY-REST tantrums. SOA is all grown up now, and it's time it starts earning the bacon --... Read More..
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Moving to cloud computing raises a lot of issues, but if a company is already engaged in service oriented architecture, things go a lot smoother. Mike Kavis, CTO of M-Dot, sat down with my ebizQ partner-in-crime, Peter Schooff, in a... Read More..
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