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- Survey: mainframes now being service-enabled, not replaced
- A new survey confirms what many of us already suspected: that mainframe and other legacy systems are no longer being ripped up and replaced. Instead, the operative term is now "modernization." And SOA has helped fuel this sea change.A new survey finds modernizing is preferable to replacing Big Iron. Times...
- Blog posts 2007-06-29
- SOA business case: smaller is better
- There's been quite a bit of debate as of late as to whether SOA should start small and incrementally, or be introduced from the top down as a transformative venture. The word out of the recent BEA Systems executives annual Arch 2 Arch customer conference in Nice, France, is 'start...
- Blog posts 2007-06-22
- O'Toole: The era of Big SOA is over
- In previous blogs, we talked about the oxymoron of "SOA Suites" (SOA is supposed to free us from vendor lock-in, right?), and the growing tendency of vendors to want to package anything and everything into Big Honking SOA suites.In a recently published interview at TechTarget, Cape Clear's Annrai O'Toole says...
- Blog posts 2007-06-15
- Calling all disruptors: the perfect storm of SOA, SaaS, and open source beckons
- I just had the opportunity to check out the World Innovation Forum being held this week in New York, in which Clayton Christensen, Harvard professor and author of The Innovator's Dilemma and The Innovator's Solution, talked about the paradox that emerges when new technologies commoditize the marketplace. Namely, that when...
- Blog posts 2007-06-05
- SaaS Opens Up SOA Beyond the Firewall
- The convergence of service-oriented architecture and Software as a Service lays open the possibilities of bringing in services from outside the firewall, which can be “snapped†into place within a company’s infrastructure. This also means that services a company creates can be introduced to a broader market beyond the firewall.Miko...
- Blog posts 2007-06-04
- Saugatuck: why SOA adoption is at a 'crawl'
- Maybe it's because vendors still sell SOA as toolsets, versus concepts. (Who can sell a "concept," right?) Or, maybe business users are perplexed by the technospeak that typically is invoked in SOA discussions. For a variety of reasons, SOA adoption has been moving at a snail's pace within enterprises, according...
- Blog posts 2007-05-30
- How to keep too many cooks from spoiling the SOA broth
- As part of InfoWorld's SOA Executive Forum held last week in New York, I hosted a podcast with with special guest Ashish Mohindroo, Oracle's Fusion Middleware Director. Ashish was a featured speaker at the Forum. In our chat, Ashish laid out the case clearly and concisely for SOA governance. Many...
- Blog posts 2007-05-24
- SAP chief: Collaborate or die
- At this weeks big SAP confab in Atlanta, SOA as a enabler for collaboration between companies was front and center of SAP CEO Henning Kagermanns address to the 14,000 assembled attendees. At the confab, the ERP giant announced that its "Enterprise SOA" strategy is on track, and that it intends...
- Blog posts 2007-04-24
- Vendors promote an oxymoron -- 'SOA suites'
- "Jumbo shrimp" and "government organization" are classic examples of oxymorons, but is the idea of an "SOA suite" also just as much a contradiction of terms? After all, SOA is not supposed to be about suites, bundles, integration packages, or anything else that smacks of vendor lock-in. ...
- Blog posts 2007-03-11
- Transformation, agility: are expectations too high for SOA?
- Theres been a lot of discussion lately about SOA "failures," and already, statistics are showing up showing that this percentage or that percentage of companies consider their SOA projects to be failures. Expect to see plenty more of such surveys over the coming months and years. Survey data shows...
- Blog posts 2007-03-08
- Web 2.0 gets equal billing with SOA in new IBM book
- IBMs SOA guru, Sandy Carter, has just published a great advocacy book on why and how and where businesses need SOA, covering a lot of the bases of business thinking.Interestingly, she also devotes a chapter to Web 2.0 (wikis, mashups, collaboration). In fact, the title of the book, The New...
- Blog posts 2007-02-27
- Another view: clear IT 'clutter' before thinking about SOA
- Some call it IT "sprawl," and theres plenty of agreement that theres too much "clutter" in our enterprises. Is it wise to potentially add new infrastructure via SOA on top of what may already be a tangled mess of applications and systems?As reported by Brian Sommer in a new post...
- Blog posts 2007-02-19
- BEA exec: Get business users involved in app development
- Okay, lets review our checklist of who needs to be educated or enlightened about SOA. Unfortunately, it looks like everyone up and down the value chain, including IT:The financial community doesnt get SOA. Some CTOs are not enamored, as of yet, by SOA. Many IT professionals/architects arent ready with the...
- Blog posts 2007-02-12
- Analyst: Wall Street doesn't quite get SOA yet
- To paraphrase Gordon Gekko, is SOA a "dog with fleas"? Shouldnt analysts be excited over the prospect that enterprises are finally getting the tools and knowledge they need to break down their internal silos and move forward with confidence into the new digital realm? Would Gekko, the corporate raider in...
- Blog posts 2007-02-05
- Let's bring Steve Jobs in to make SOA a hit
- Is SOA suffering from a failure of imagination? Perhaps the industry needs someone who can really capture the imagination of business decision makers to really make service-oriented architecture all that it can and should be.For all the vendor brouhaha around SOA, theres one voice that has been notably absent --...
- Blog posts 2006-12-08
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- The nightmare of buying enterprise software
- The nightmare of buying enterprise softwareIt sounds to me...like the blame lays with the salesman selling the user something he doesn't need. But then salesmen are often ill trained on what their company actually offers. Then again, the bigger the software the bigger the price and the bigger the commission.Let's...
- Discussion threads 2008-07-07
- Google earnings fall short of expectations
- Google earnings fall short of expectationsGoogle's stock is over valued.Pretty simpole if you think about it.It's just ad revenueSure advertising is a huge market, but then again the internet is huge. If you're exposed to say 1000 different adds per day how long before you just tune them out? The...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-19
- Microsoft bounty to disrupt virus writers?
- Microsoft bounty to disrupt virus writers?more than that...i have a worry that legitimate security researchers could get in trouble if this turns into a witch hunt. these are the very people who have helped us find many of the critical flaws that MS missed and reported them.Will the hackers...
- Discussion threads 2003-11-05
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