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SOA Hot or Not
Posted by Miko Matsumura on Aug 03, 2006
Jeff Schneider of MomentumSI, on his blog remarks on what's hot and what's not in SOA.
Discussing REST style services [NOT]
Building REST style services [HOT]
Debating the merits of UDDI [NOT]
Building out your service taxonomy [HOT]
I.T. doing SOA without business alignment [NOT]
Business driven SOA [HOT]
Implementing proprietary mediation tools [NOT]
Implementing standards based, federated mediation tools [HOT]
Designing one-off WSDL's [NOT]
Performing Service Oriented Information Engineering [HOT]
Debating the definition of SOA [NOT]
Creating a strategy and plan to take advantage of SOA [HOT]
Forcing last-gen object oriented methods on a SOA world [NOT]
Updating the SDLC to take advantage of SOA [HOT]
Web 2.0 as a means to create community [NOT]
Web 2.0 as SOA composition strategy [HOT]
SOA product company evangelists [NOT]
War stories from SOA trench
Blogging about SOA [NOT]
Doing SOA [HOT]
Interestingly, Joe McKendrick, prolific SOA Blogger for ZDNet added his own list
Hot: Large vendors buying up specialized SOA vendors (editor's note: IBM buys Webify a good example)
Not: Large vendors creating their own SOA solutions
Hot: Open-source stack (editor's note: WSO2 Tungsten Commercially Supported WS Stack)
Not: Paying retail for software
Hot: Software as a Service
Not: Software without service
Hot: Customized applications
Not: Packaged applications
Hot: Legacy integration
Not: Reinventing the wheel
Hot: ESBs (editor's note: InfoQ ESB Roundup part two discusses this)
Not: ESBs (editor's note: InfoQ ESB Roundup part one)
Hot: WS-Security
Not: WS-AnythingElseThatComplicatesOurLives
Hot: Speculation about the pairing of business process management and SOA
Not: Brad and Angelina — who the heck cares?
Anyone in the InfoQ community want to add to this list?
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What's Service Oriented Information Engineering?
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James Collins
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Re: What's Service Oriented Information Engineering?
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Eric Roch
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About the only significant hits for that phrase on Google is this page, and the original blog entry. As someone who spends a lot of time writing "one-off WSDLs", I'd like to know. thanks!
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Hot - building internal IT competencies, organization and methodology
Not - big bang SOA transformations
Eric Roch
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