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Service Oriented Architectures
There are few topics which garner so much attention these days, and are so often misunderstood. Service Oriented Architectures are a design technique that approaches software not as systems, but as discrete services that can be invoked from a number of places. Therefore, it encourages re-use of software. Re-use has many advantages:
Code it once, use it many times
Encapsulation of software
Generalization of software
Easier maintenance
Better service for customers
Cost savings
This concept is not new in the software industry. What is relatively new, however, is a set of technologies based on widely-agreed standards. This means that a software service written in Java can interact with a service written in MicroSoft's .NET technologies. In addition, the medium for communication is the public internet, which means that any service can invoke any other service anywhere in the world, providing that it has the right security access.
The bottom line is: Service Oriented Architectures are about servicing the needs of business, not a new technology fad. At Peopleserv, we understand this, and are therefore better equipped to advise and direct your enterprise in adopting a Service Oriented Architecture strategy.
Service Oriented Architectures are an important part of the overall business automation vision. The other parts are Business Process Management and Organization Modeling. Service Oriented Architectures enable Enterprise Application Integration. Business Process Management defines the relationship between the business processes, and enable Automated Workflow. Organization Modeling (or People Relationship Management) completes the picture by defining the relationships between the people.
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