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Lost in Transaction

By Leah Archibald on December 8, 2009 9:24 AM 0

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A winning SOA strategy is not just about services: transactions are the life-blood of any business. And yet with many composite applications transactions can fail inexplicably... lost somewhere in the network of application components. How can you face the challenges of ensuring transactions complete properly accross composite applications?

In this on-demand presentation, Ed Horst of Amberpoint gives practical approaches for transaction management and real-world examples of how Business Transaction Management reduces the cost and improves the business utility of SOA. You can replay this presentation now: Lost in the Transaction: How to Track Transactions End to End Across Distributed Composite Applications.

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