Operationalizing SOA
Yesterday, I received an email from a company doing a survey that stated the following: “ We are now collecting input for our upcomingWeb Sevices Development Survey. The deadline to provide your information is Friday July 11th, 2008. The Web Services
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I drew the lucky straw to be a track manager at HP Software Universe . This meant I was tagged to organize all the sessions at HP Software Universe for our SOA track . The positive side of the administrivia was that in the process, I had the opportunity
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The one thing that I find consistent in any customer IT environment working with SOA is heterogeneity. Whether it pertains to runtime platforms, intermediaries – ESBs and appliances, development tooling or back-end applications, there are almost always
This week, I was sloshing through the sleet and snow of New York City (still a fabulous city no matter what the weather) to attend and present on a panel at SOA on Wall Street (also so named Web Services on Wall Street). I participated on the opening
[Source: "ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN" by Robert Fulghum. See his web site at http://www.robertfulghum.com/ ] Metaphors are magic. IMO, they help people grok (wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok ) complex subjects and
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Welcome to Emo’s World on SOA. I’ve been on a professional journey for the last eight years with SOA, and some would argue even before that time while working on technologies such as CORBA and DCE (does anyone remember the Distributed Computing Environment
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Content: Our user conference (HP Software Universe) was last week in Barcelona. There were many discussions of SOA, as you would expect. Pawel Maszczyk presented his experience with SOA. The Carphone Warehouse, who has grown 500% over the past five years
What are the practical challenges of reusing services? Well, if you’ve tried to deploy SOA, the following questions might sound familiar. To reuse a service, you need to know it exists. So, how do you even find a service? Then, how can you know whether
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