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How to Move an SOA Initiative from IT to Business

by Geoffrey Balmes

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) looks and sounds very technical. The word "architecture" certainly makes it sound technical, and the fact that it is "service-oriented" makes it sound even more mysterious. So, it is no wonder that SOA is viewed as an IT-driven initiative.

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How to Move an SOA Initiative from IT to Business17 September 2008

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