Interesting article. Just curious Anne, who decided is the project was a success or a failure and what was the timeframe when the deciding data was measured? Was it immediately after the project finished or was it may be a year after?
I'm just wondering because most people involved in the project will rate it as a success. :) H.Ozawa --- In [email protected], "Gervas Douglas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > According to Burton Group vice president and research director Anne > Thomas Manes, some users had executed nearly perfectly in terms of > doing SOA on the IT side, but the initiative had yielded no increased > agility, quicker time to market or project savings because the > business remained completely oblivious to the initiative. Yet the > study also found that users who do break down artificial corporate > barriers, install proper governance and involve the business have > runaway success stories to tell. >
