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Infrastructure: The Forgotten Aspect of SOA

by Pini Cohen

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has become one of the top priorities of IT organizations and application providers. By applying SOA, IT organizations intend to reuse technology, processes, and people. However, as SOA becomes prevailing software engineering practice, not enough has been done to adopt SOA concepts into the infrastructure domain.

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Infrastructure: The Forgotten Aspect of SOA 14 September 2005

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