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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Tom Silver, Senior Vice President, North America at career site Dice.com, about the results of a compelling new IT salary survey the company just published. The survey, based on the input of... Read More..
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Last fall, a group of us set about to better define the true meaning of service orientation and SOA, and the result was the SOA Manifesto.The hope is that the Manifesto will help provide clarity to SOA. However, there's a... 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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This is the second batch of SOA use stories, culled from the pages of SOA in Action from the year 2009. (The first seven were posted in my previous post.) This year, we saw SOA playing a leading role in... Read More..
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We all know return on investment is important. But how do we know when we're seeing ROI from service implementations?  And how do we know if this ROI is relevant to the overall performance of the business?  Remember, those engines... 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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No we're not talking about political correctness or personal computing, though these both could easily measure into the equation. Rather, PC -- or more appropriately, PC-cubed -- is the set of factors that need to be considered when looking into... Read More..
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Complex event processing need not be so complex. In fact, over the next few years, systems that sense and respond to events will be as commonplace as business intelligence systems are today.The grand finale for latest SOA in Action conference... Read More..
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In his keynote that opened the second day of ebizQ's SOA in Action conference, Gartner's Yefin Natis sought to dispel some of the myths that surround SOA -- not only by the overeager optimists, but also those promulgated by the... Read More..
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