Rob Eamon wrote: > What are > the equivalent IT-related technologies that dramatically change the > face of business/IT architecture? Surely it isn't ESBs, > registries/repositories, and "governance" tools.
These are all services provided inside of a particular set of technologies. The ability to use these services depends, dramatically, on your ability to consume an interface in the available techologies. Here's my stack view. --- Client/Presentation technologies --- Messaging/marshalling technologies --- Transport technologies --- Messaging/marshalling technologies --- Service There is pretty much NO access to any service without a commitment to a number of technologies... Notice that I didn't put programming language in the stack explicitly. It's an implicit aspect of the stack nearest the clients and services. Gregg Wonderly
