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When I started to write this item I was tempted to use the title “Daddy, Mommy won’t let me play with SOA” however I held back because it is too serious a subject for a one-liner. The topic of whether... Read More..
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I was forwarded an excellent article written by Kevin Kelly, now of Kemar Solutions, from a new book called Secrets of SOA. Kevin worked for the Irish national airline in the 1960s on a project that with hindsight he believes... Read More..
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Joe McKendrick’s summary at the end of August of opinions about whether reuse is achievable with SOA or even if it is the real benefit of SOA seems to have ignited an increasingly widespread debate. Reuse is now being discussed... Read More..
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Who owns service reuse?

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With all the stories appearing around the level of reuse actually being achieved and even the level of reuse we should reasonably expect, what has caught my attention recently has been how the challenge of reuse plugs into the need... Read More..
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There has been a lot of commentary on organizational changes required by SOA, but I have not seen much about how SOA will redefine existing roles and create new ones within the changed organization. Instead what seems to be assumed... Read More..
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