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Say it isn't SOA? Anne Thomas Manes declares 'SOA' a casualty of a slow economy and failure to deliver ROI

SOA methodologies were put to work for a range of jobs in 2008, from speeding up mergers to mainframe/legacy integration with customer systems to helping prevent black holes.

Readers speak their minds on all things SOA, from event-driven architecture to reuse to making the business case

SOA is much more than enterprise application integration 2009

The year ahead -- SOA economics, SOA clouds, and SOA data

Dave Linthicum just posted this very keen look at the business and manufacturing operations at the North Pole, wondering if service oriented architecture would increase efficiency and agility. I’m sure Santa Inc.’s operations go year round, but everything has to be ready to be shipped, on time and without defects, within a single night. Packages have [...]

With so many industries looking for their share of the bailout pie from the federal Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), here’s an idea: why not channel some of those hundreds of billions of dollars to the information technology sector? Think about it. The IT world has plenty of “troubled assets.” All those legacy systems out there [...]

Trust in the reliability, availability, and security of services is the glue that holds SOA and Web oriented architecture together

Who will dominate the cloud computing space -- market leaders or ecosystems?

“Is Our SOA Learning?” Kudos to Kyle Gabhart for one of funniest titles I’ve seen on a technology management blog this year. And, to the more serious point, Kyle points to one of the most pressing concerns regarding service oriented architecture today — perhaps even more pressing than potential budget cuts.  That is, many organizations may [...]

David Linthicum counterbalanced last week’s downbeat assessment on the things killing SOA with five reasons to be optimistic about service orienting (that’s the spirit). Very notably, Dave credits enlightened CTOs/CIOs and CEOs with seeing SOA through the swamps of skepticism. As he observed, “CTOs (or those that have the role and not the title) that approach [...]

Too much Web 2.0 and Internet skills hiring at the cost of mission-critical systems?

SOA runs the risk of being DOA without MDM