--- In [email protected], "htshozawa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I think the key point is valuable to who. If I'm going to talk with > somebody from IT, technology maturity and flexibility is valuable but > it often bores the business people. > > It's not about whether technology is important or not, it's about how > to get budget to startup a SOA project.
Ozawa-san, you are obviously a salesman opposed to a filing clerk, to use that binary classification I referred to previously. :) Gervas > > H.Ozawa > > --- In [email protected], Gregg > Wonderly <gergg@> wrote: > > > > People want to focus on technology because there are specific > features of pieces > > of technology which are valuable. One is "maturity" (the ability > to actually > > work) another might be "flexibility" (in many different senses, > such as > > transport layers, marshalling/unmarshalling capabilities etc). > Until there is > > exactly one programming language, exactly one transport and exactly > one > > marshalling/unmarshalling mechanism, technology will always matter. > > > > I think it is short sighted and pretty naive to try and suggest > otherwise. > > > > Gregg Wonderly > > >
