Sluggish Economy May Spur More, But Smaller, SOA Projects
Takeaway: SOA/Web Services was inititially forged during the last big slump of 2000-2002 as a way to save costs (i.e. reuse) with minimum disruption. Tony Baer thinks that SOA is entering an expectation slump, in that the grandiose visions of SOA will be shelved for more incremental advancements. Therefore, a sluggish economy will likely be best for lower-visibility service-oriented islands spawned through grassroots movements with a focus on SOA's cost-saving capabilities.
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