Making SOA, the Cloud, and Enterprise IT Work

This is really intersting post. The information is...

2012-03-28T14:32:49.109+02:00

This is really intersting post. The information is very useful. Currently I work for Dell and thought your post is very impressing. I think Cloud computing is a technology that uses the internet and central remote servers to maintain data and applications. A simple example of cloud computing is Yahoo email or Gmail etc.

Thanks for the information. How about exposing mai...

2012-02-28T14:05:59.384+02:00

Thanks for the information. How about exposing mainframe batch programs as web services? I know of many products for exposing CICS as WS, not heard of anything for batch.

I was involved in discovery of the problem.

2011-05-17T11:30:39.711+03:00

I was involved in discovery of the problem.

Agreed - SOA Software has what they call the "...

2011-05-17T01:31:46.732+03:00

Agreed - SOA Software has what they call the "Client Side Delegate" as part of their Service Manager product. It implements polices on the service consumer, as you suggest.

I highly appreciate the example of the insurance c...

2011-05-17T01:26:16.431+03:00

I highly appreciate the example of the insurance company you gave. I can understand the need for anonymity, but can you share how you know this story? I would like to site it in a report I am giving.

I do agree, but about plugin that might help you t...

2011-01-04T12:42:05.122+02:00

I do agree, but about plugin that might help you to implement policy on the client side, SOA Software had something - need to checked if this is still available. More generally speaking, SOA Software offer must be considered among other you mentionned.
IMHO

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2010-12-16T15:55:26.862+02:00

Hi Friend,
I was searching the Internet and found your awesome blog.I have studies many document security books on the market, this is very informative, and your site gives plenty of knowledge about security system.

Thanks for the information shared here. that was a...

2010-07-15T12:11:20.455+03:00

Thanks for the information shared here. that was an interesting and informative. I had a good experience by participating in the Cloud Computing and SOA Conference in 2009 which is most influential Business Technology Conference covering latest innovations and trends of Cloud Computing, SOA and its technologies. I learnt lot of new technologies in Cloud Computing. And I am planning to attend 2010 edition as well. I found the information about the conference from http://www.btsummit.com

Thank you very much for your answer. It is really ...

2010-02-23T19:44:13.291+02:00

Thank you very much for your answer. It is really interesting. I hope you are right regarding the capability of leveling the playing field. In my modest opinion, this means that there will be extraordinary opportunity in the field of BPM in future, even for those that are developing systems according to the open source principles. In fact, vendors which put in place the best solution and are able to meet the potential Client needs can really win deals. I hope that we will be more in contact in the future.

Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in cas...

2010-02-19T12:26:46.752+02:00

Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them.............................................

As a man sows, so he shall reap. .........................................

Great piece - really hits the nail on the head. St...

2009-01-19T18:34:00.000+02:00

Great piece - really hits the nail on the head. Staff need to tie themselve to business-value / revenue as fast as they can, or face getting caught in the cross-fire:

http://fersht.typepad.com/the_outsourcing_bloghorse/2009/01/managing-your-career-in-changing-times.html

You have my sympathies... from what you say, this...

2008-12-23T19:24:00.000+02:00

You have my sympathies... from what you say, this appears to be an issue of corporate culture. Regardless of how good or effective a new technology is, in general people will not adopt it unless their management is driving them in some way. Can't get SOA adopted in your company? How about just the basics: I bent the ear of my ex-boss (the CIO of a major company) for about two years until I gave up, advocating for basic standard processes (such as defining requirements or having design reviews) while he literally poured tens of millions of dollars down the drain on a program of technology refresh projects (.NET) that eventually dragged on for years.

Why was I not successful, even though I had been the only director to deliver a major project on time, with a new group that I built by hand (and who had mostly never worked with .NET)? Because the corporate culture was neither a technocracy nor a meritocracy, but a political beaurocracy: the senior leadership of the company never demanded results or called him on the carpet about the major project failures. The company was profitable enough, apparently, and when everybody's making money, who needs a solution?

In the end, don't we as technologists have the responsibility of winning the support of major corporate players and stakeholders for our enterprise solutions? If we can't do this -- or they just don't want the solution -- then shouldn't we stop trying to drag that horse to the cool refreshing water?

Take a look Managed Methods JaxView for a cost eff...

2008-12-17T19:41:00.000+02:00

Take a look Managed Methods JaxView for a cost effective SOA runtime governance solution.