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Real-life SOA

Presented by Michael Poulin on Oct 29, 2009 Length 01:00:32
Sections
Process & Practices,
Enterprise Architecture
Topics
SOA ,
Change
Tags
QCon London 2009 ,
QCon ,
Services
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Summary
Based on real-life cases from the financial industry, Michael Poulin shows how to use 7 service oriented principles, Composability, Autonomy, Contracts, Abstraction, Loose Coupling, Reusability, and Discoverability, to handle service behavior in the execution context and UI changes, and how to prepare for unexpected changes.

Bio
Dr. Michael Poulin has worked in the financial industry as enterprise-level architect for the last 10 years. He holds architect certification in Java, TOGAF, and SOA, and he was included in the IT catalog of International Who's Who in 2001. He's been a member of the OASIS SOA Reference Model TC since 2007, and co-authored the first Public Review Daft of the OASIS Reference Architecture for SOA.

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    by Alex Brak

    This is quite an interesting presentation. Maybe it's just me, but after the slide numbered 10 the slide deck returns to the opening slide, rather than continuing.

    Could this please be looked at? The subject matter is quite complex and having the visual cues of the slides would assist in understanding everything.

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    Hello Alex,

    We have now fixed the slides.

    Diana (InfoQ)

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    by Dinkar Gupta

    "The subject matter is quite complex and having the visual cues of the slides would assist in understanding everything."
    Adding to that, can you please let us from where we can download the slides. I was able to donwload the video for offline viewing but slides would be of great help.

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