Wednesday, May 18, 2005
The beginning of SOA discussions...
Inspired by the blogging activities of several thinkers in this area, I have come to realize that maybe some of my ramblings might bring about interesting ideas...
Some of my thoughts posted on the blog of Radovan Janecek here where I talk about.. (TBQuoted)
I believe and strongly agree that there is no 'one' way of executing a business strategy using an underlying SOA blending the Systems (IT & non IT), business ideas, and "people" together. Ofcourse, I notice that a lot of people overlook the 'people' factor and 'people' impact.
More importantly, I do not see anyone talking about an 'active feedback' mechanism that provides interesting stimulus for an SOA to evolve.
For people not familiar with the term. SOA - Service Oriented Architecture(s). Possibly, the biggest 'jargon' term being thrown around by IT professionals in recent times.
Interesting posts on the phased progession and evolution of technologies in executing an SOA on Jeff Schneiders blog and Radovan Janacek's blog.
Some of my thoughts posted on the blog of Radovan Janecek here where I talk about.. (TBQuoted)
I believe and strongly agree that there is no 'one' way of executing a business strategy using an underlying SOA blending the Systems (IT & non IT), business ideas, and "people" together. Ofcourse, I notice that a lot of people overlook the 'people' factor and 'people' impact.
More importantly, I do not see anyone talking about an 'active feedback' mechanism that provides interesting stimulus for an SOA to evolve.
For people not familiar with the term. SOA - Service Oriented Architecture(s). Possibly, the biggest 'jargon' term being thrown around by IT professionals in recent times.
Interesting posts on the phased progession and evolution of technologies in executing an SOA on Jeff Schneiders blog and Radovan Janacek's blog.
