<<The rough-and-tumble economy putting the kibosh on some of your SOA
dreams?
Don't fret. Kleber Bacili, CTO and founder of Sensedia, says times like
these may be the perfect times to get your SOA house in order
<http://www.ebizq.net/topics/systems_management/features/11225.html>.
He says the recent "SOA is Dead" debate has actually rejuvenated
interest in service oriented architecture, and notes that if your budget
has been tightened, this is a great time to revisit some of those
foundering projects that never quite seem to get traction:
"Rather than suffer through these lean times with SOA projects that
are underperforming, forward-thinking companies are recognizing the
need to revamp these projects to achieve the critical returns they
once promised. By implementing SOA governance initiatives with a
well-planned and incremental approach, these companies are able to
streamline wasteful and unruly SOA projects, eliminating duplicated
development through governance practices."
Bacili observes that SOA projects with less-than-stellar performance may
be suddenly vulnerable to the budget knife. But instead of cutting,
companies should ramp up their SOA efforts to "reuse existing assets,
improve time-to-market and effectively measure results.">>
*You can read Joe's blog at:
http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/soainaction/2009/04/soa_roundup_clouds_measures_an.php
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