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January 04, 2008SOA 2008 - It's the economy...
This morning’s dismal US Jobs Report and the ensuing analysis laden with the “R-word” reminded me of a conversation the SOA Consortium community-of-practice had on our December 4, 2007 call that I had been meaning to post over on SOA Consortium Insights. During that call, I asked our members the following:
“What does the ensuing (or on-going) economic downturn mean for SOA in 2008? Will the economic downturn and associated budget cutbacks drive organizations to, or away from, SOA in 2008?”
We had a good discussion, the results of which are here. I'm curious, what does this community think? Will SOA be employed as a strategy to cope with, and prosper in, tumultuous times?. Or, will SOA be seen as a budget line to cut? Let me know, via a comment or trackback, here or there.
[Disclosure: The SOA Consortium is a client of my company, Elemental Links]
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