If your professor had given you a title starting with "Optimizing
SOA", then I think you would be justified in rejecting it, but that's
not what your professor requested. He has asked you to research the
options available to optimize a system that has been built using SOA.
That's a perfectly legitimate request. As Ashraf has said, there are
many optimization perspectives you can take. You can optimize the
performance of the system, reliability/availability/scalability (RAS)
of the system, interoperability, management, governance, enhancements
and change management, etc, of the system. My guess, though, is that
your professor was suggesting performance and/or RAS as your primary
target.

In many ways, the topic is similar to "optimizing a distributed
system". Think in terms of clustering, load balancing, off-loading
complex processing to dedicated hardware, and similar distributed
optimization techniques.

Anne

On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 3:27 PM, A W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Optimizing a SOA based systems could be done by different ways, for example
> you can use registry/repository to optimize SOA deployment governance.
>
> You can also use a software to optimize service-oriented architecture
> interoperability and to certify services across Different departments or
> organizations.
>
>
> The combination of business-process modeling tools and SOA enables us to
> define, configure, change, and optimize the business process with near-zero
> involvement of the IT staff.
>
> OASIS Telecom group (Group to Optimize SOA for Telecommunications) will work
> to optimize the Web services stack for telecommunications industry and
> develop common data models to enable the seamless exchange of information
> between networks and between the network and application domains. It is a
> good start if you like.
>
> You can also look for IBM web site, HP web site, Oracle web site, you will
> find a lot there too.
>
>
> A white paper from Cisco titled: "Cisco Service-Oriented Network
> Architecture: Support and Optimize SOA and Web 2.0 Applications" can help
> you.
>
> I hope that could help.
>
> All the best and Luck
>
> Ashraf Galal
>
>
>
> On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 8:14 PM, Haitham El-Ghareeb
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Dear everyone
>> I really need advice about (SOA) and I believe no one else but you here
>> can answer me.
>> I am studying for my Ph.D. and my supervisor insists on giving me a title
>> that starts with (Optimizing a SOA based System). My question is about
>> (Optimizing SOA). I tried searching the internet a lot about (Optimizing
>> SOA) but with no results.
>> What do you advice me to do? Take the title and obey the supervisor ? OR
>> Reject it?
>> If you suggest the first solution, in your opinion, what shall I be
>> looking for? incase there is something called (Optimizing SOA) that I don't
>> know, would you kindly guide me there.
>> If you suggest the second solution (I don't take the title), what other
>> titles do you suggest ?
>> Specially because he seems to have an already running SOA system that
>> needs to (Optimize) it.
>> Thanks in advance and Sorry for any inconvenience.
>> Looking for your replies. Hope you will take time to help.
>>
>> --
>> --
>> Sincerely...
>> Haitham A. El-Ghareeb
>> Assistant Lecturer  - IS Department
>> Faculty of Computer Science and Information Systems
>> Mansoura University
>> http://www.helghareeb.net |
>> www.csimu.mans.edu.eg | www.mans.edu.eg
>
> 

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