Tag: soa

As a huge fan of Calvin and Hobbes, one of my favorites was when he'd answer the phone by giving someone his pizza order, as if he had called them. In that vein, all I can say is "welcome back, where've you been?"

Actually, it's been quite busy over here at...

OpenEdge 10.2A is scheduled to be available soon.  OpenEdge is the only platform that is optimized for the building of Service-Oriented Business Applications.  It differentiates from other offerings in the market because:

• Its purpose to simplify building your data- and...

I published a post on our sister CEP blog last week. The topic has wider relevance than CEP so here's a link to it and I include the original text below. Enjoy.

I’d like to add my voice to the debate this week...

I’d like to add my voice to the debate this week (here, here and...

Probably the most common metric used with Service Level Agreement (SLA) for enterprise applications (and SOA infrastructure) is availability.  While my primary interest is in figuring out how to define effective SLAs for distributed, transactional business applications (things like order...

Do you have the right SOA infrastructure tools in place that will help you achieve better business visibility?

SOA management tools that aid in runtime governance and service quality will help. Listen as Dan Foody describes how a popular industry automobile website had some troubles...

I was at Software AG's SOA Governance Summit last week and got a chance to see Gartner analyst Frank Kenney give a presentation - on SOA Governance of course.  As always, Frank did a great job - but there is one...

But, he's said something nice about Progress Actional. He's sharing his perspective on use of intermediaries and monitoring services. He's got a good perspective, because...

Answer: Hopefully better than the NYC Department of Traffic.

Before you laugh at them, think very carefully about your model of SOA Governance.

Gartner analyst Frank Kenny uses a slide that shows SOA Governance containing...