Five years have passed since service-oriented architecture (SOA) started to become the IT industry's favorite new topic, displacing older paradigms such as client-server, object orientation, and transaction processing. When making critical decisions about future architecture and procurement plans, it is especially desirable to obtain as many hard facts as possible; so Cutter Consortium recently conducted a survey to establish what IT user organizations are thinking and doing about SOA.
Executive Update
Service-Oriented Architecture: Awareness and Plans
By Tom Welsh
Posted September 14, 2006 | Technology |
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