Tag: service oriented architecture

I made a comment the other day on the EBizQ Cloud Camp panel that was off-the-cuff (meaning, I hadn’t prepared to say something like this, in fact, it kinda just rolled out of my brain on the spot).

It had to do with the difference between...

Eric Knorr of InfoWorld recently wrote an article about how testing was the key to how to be agile without falling on your face.

While I agree that IT organizations are squeezed...

The New SOA Maturity Model

Originally introduced in 2005, the SOA Maturity Model white paper and the Quick Reference diagram were co-authored by business partners Systinet, Amberpoint, BearingPoint and Sonic Software. During a 2005 live webinar an audience poll noted that 40%...

I have been tracking caching based application platforms such as Gigaspaces for sometime now, and I was surprised to see a new spin on these - as XTP (Extreme Transaction Processing) complimenting SOA. They are extending the caching...

I have always held that SOA governance is premature yet. While we are struggling to just get SOA adoption in the right spirit, governance is the least of our problems. If we cannot identify a mechanism to first re-engineer "service orientation" into IT solutions and have the IT teams in an...