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Service-Oriented Architecture: Part II -- Strategies and Implementation

by Tom Welsh

This is the second Executive Update in a four-part series on service-oriented architecture (SOA). Part I (Vol. 7, No. 8) revealed that roughly two-thirds of respondents are more or less familiar with the SOA concept; nearly 60% are at least somewhat interested in setting one up; and one enterprise in three already has an SOA up and running for business purposes.

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Service-Oriented Architecture: Part II -- Strategies and Implementation May 2004

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