My bad on the misattribution. I think BSA suffers the same issue as B-SOA, with the S closer to the A when the B should be. It's a business architecture that uses services as primary components, not a service architecture.
But at least both are better than "SOA" which leaves the context out completely. -Rob --- In [email protected], "Steve Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Stefan Tilkov came up with B-SOA. I prefer BSA. > > Steve
