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This Evaluation Centre provides information on service oriented architecture (SOA), web services and enterprise integration software:
 1. Go to Strategy for an up-to-date overview on this vital first stage in your service oriented architecture (SOA), web services and enterprise integration software project including SOA, web services and enterprise integration articles by expert authors.
2. Go to Supplier Evaluation for service oriented architecture (SOA), web services and enterprise integration software Evaluation Reports which have been independently audited and checked for accuracy.
 3. Go to Implementation for information about the remainder of the SOA software lifecycle featuring management briefing articles by top consultancy and analyst firms.
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SOA slow
Evaluation Centre's overview of the service oriented architecture (SOA), web services and enterprise integration software market...An organisation’s application portfolio consists of many varied systems that have been built up over several years, ranging from bespoke solutions to standalone packages and integrated ERP systems. Add in a merger or acquisition along the way and you soon have an assortment of applications and systems that may have little in common. view in full >> |
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New Strategic Briefings |
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When worlds collide: SOA and legacy
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Legacy systems pose a problem but an SOA-led approach isn’t always the answer, warns Martin Rice of Erudine.
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The blame game
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When web development projects start going wrong, people begin to think about ownership and accountability. Why leave it so late, asks Graham Oakes.
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When coding is not enough
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John Colley of (ISC)2 highlights the security gaps in most software development.
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