Interesting article on SOA Reusability: Shrinking the Lag between Business and IT

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Jerry Mcnealy - 14 Aug 2007 07:32 GMT

There is an interesting article on java.net about SOA reusability,
Shrinking the Lag between Business and IT:

http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2007/07/24/soa-reusability-shrinking-lag-time.html

Blessings from business owners are important in all SOA
implementations. This article articulates the vision of reusability
with a different spin around the business users, the ultimate end
users of SOA.

This article nicely describes how business-process modeling tools and
SOA enables business analysts to directly reconfigure systems built on
SOA with near-zero involvement of the IT staff. IMHO, every SOA
architecture team should put this into their SOA vision and mission
statement, and also include it in their pitch to muster the necessary
support from business users.

- Jerry

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Lew - 14 Aug 2007 13:55 GMT

> There is an interesting article on java.net about SOA reusability,
> Shrinking the Lag between Business and IT:

Please do not multi-post. Use cross-posting for those extremely rare times
when you want people to see the same message in different groups. (The Java
newsgroups have substantial overlap in their readership.) You should usually
also set follow-up (a.k.a. "f/u") to only one group. And you should make a
point of reading the followups.

It actually is an interesting article, though, so thanks for mentioning it.

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Interesting article on SOA Reusability: Shrinking the Lag between Business and IT

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