Tag: soa

Breaking a bit of tradition… there is a funny story in here but not until after I let you into my head for a second. Now, don’t be scared.

I've recently been doing some research on social computing. I'm not even close to being a "visionary" - that's...

by Hub Vandervoort

Last Thursday night I was treated to two pleasures simultaneously: seeing the Celtics trounce the Knicks 104 to 59 and being vindicated for a blog entry by David...

If you are attending Gartner Application Architecture, Development & Integration Summit  next week, make sure to visit us in Booth #4. The Gartner event is being held...

To my own astonishment, there are times when I appear to be the "smart guy in the room." In fact, when I delivered the last new employee training, someone jokingly changed my title to Condescente. Or, was that Cognoscente?

Whatever, my point is... that it's not...

Recently, I've been thinking about the SOA lifecycle.  What's interesting about it is that while most people acknowledge that SOA changes the traditional Software development Lifecycle (SDLC), we still have no clear definition of what the change actually is.

The most common attempt I see...

I've just read a Gartner research note by Massimo Pezzini published on the 16 November. It's titled Greater Business Process Insight Is an Unexpected Benefit of SOA. It argues that...

When I get around to buying a new car, I know what is important to me. Being 6 feet 4 inches tall the first criteria is whether or not I can sit comfortably and see myself driving many miles, and then small things become important, like whether I can see the lights at an intersection. The comfort...

I guess I'm full of BS commentary on this SOA as a Corporate Responsibility topic!  One of the comments on my original post stated:

"And the sad thing is, that...

I took some well deserved flak on my original post about SOA as a Corporate Responsibility.  Based on the responses, my message clearly didn't get through. For example,...