Executive Summary

Enterprise Integration Architecture and Web Services

Posted October 31, 2002 | Technology |

IT organizations today are tasked with a variety of development projects ranging from new Web-based applications to business-to-business integration (B2Bi). In all of these projects, integration of existing systems plays an important role. Traditional enterprise application integration (EAI) has delivered on connecting applications together, but it has failed in other major requirements for IT development, namely: cost (development and maintenance), time to market, flexibility, extensibility, reusability, and return on investment (ROI).

About The Author
Boris Lublinsky
Boris Lublinsky is an enterprise architect at CNA Insurance, where he is involved in the design and implementation of CNA's integration strategy, building application frameworks, and implementing SOA. Prior to CNA, he was Director of Technology at Inventa Technologies, where he led and actively participated in engagements in EAI and B2B implementations and development of large-scale Web applications. Mr. Lublinsky was also Technical Architect at… Read More
Mike Rosen
Mike Rosen is a Cutter Expert and a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network. He is an accomplished architect, analyst, and technical leader with extensive experience in digital transformation, enterprise architecture, business architecture, service-oriented architecture, product strategy and development, software architecture, consulting and mentoring, distributed technologies, and industry standards. Mr. Rosen has 40 years'… Read More
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