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The gap has been clear for a while between the SOA aspiration of “aligning technology with business” and the reality that surveys and personal experiences reflect: SOA is proving remarkably difficult to justify to the business community. You can talk... Read More..
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I don’t know who first said that you learn most from your own mistakes but they missed the follow-on: Learning from other’s mistakes is a lot less painful! In that context, the FBI is continuing to give us all learning... Read More..
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Within a couple of days of each other two very different organization starting to talk about the success they have achieved from moving to SOA: Wachovia, the 4th largest bank in the US and the District of Columbia. A couple... Read More..
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The National Association of State CIOs (NASCIO) recently published a research brief entitled “Service Oriented Architecture: An enabler of the Agile Enterprise in State Government”. Although targeting government, much of what it says applies to any large organization and as... Read More..
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I will have to admit to having just figured out how to publish comments that people have been making on this blog, which gives me the perfect opportunity to respond to some of them... In particular, both James Taylor and... Read More..
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