From Site to Service: Part I -- Implications for Firms

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From Site to Service: Part I -- Implications for Firms

Posted March 15, 2011 | Leadership | Leadership |

A great deal of attention has been given to the design, deployment, and management of Web services as part of a service-oriented architecture (SOA) within the enterprise. The attention is well warranted as SOA represents a substantial advance in the architecture of enterprise systems. However, I've seen relatively little discussion related to Web services that face outside of the organization.

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Joseph Feller

Dr. Joseph Feller is Professor at the University College Cork (UCC), where he coordinates the PhD program in business information systems, supervises postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers, and conducts research. He previously served as Editor of Cutter Benchmark Review. Prior to joining UCC, Dr. Feller taught at the Ringling College of Art and Design. His research focuses on collective intelligence action and resources phenomena, such as… Read More

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From Site to Service: Part I -- Implications for Firms

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