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Entries for April 2008
SOA is not a Technology, not a Reason... it's an Evolution
April 04, 2008
I was just catching up on my RSS feeds when I ran across Dana Gardner's latest post, "WOA may soon eclipse SOA as most impactful business transformation agent" which evoked an odd sense of anxiety and the need to immediately jot down some of my SOA thoughts. In short, Service-Oriented Architecture is a software design principle which attempts to break apart monolithic applications into loosely coupled systems, usually based around business processes. SOA has been up in our grills for a few years now, and as Gardner suggests the adoption is relatively low for the hype. I've not checked, but I imagine SOA is in the "trough of disillusionment" on Gartner's hype cycle. I believe I have some insight into the slow or non-adoption of SOA in the enterprise.
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