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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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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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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 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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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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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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Just when the dust seems to have settled from the whole "SOA is Dead" kerfuffle, our own Dave Linthicum throws more cold water on the SOA/cloud party -- with a proclamation that "Design-time Governance is Dead."  (Well, not dead yet,... Read More..
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With all the new excitement swirling around Steve Jobs' and company's latest entry into the market, the iPad, perhaps its time to sit back and think about Steve's business model as it relates to the way we acquire services and... 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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