SOA Governance: Building on the Old, Embracing the New

Posted May 31, 2007 | Technology |

A plethora of publications today emphasize the significance of business drivers in adopting service-oriented architecture (SOA). It is also evident that embracing SOA requires significant (if not equal) investments of time and energy on the part of decision-making business leaders and IT practitioners.

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Tushar Hazra

Tushar Hazra is an Executive Enterprise Architect with over 22 years’ experience in various areas of architecture development, implementation, governance, risk management, and compliance. Dr. Hazra is a successful and recognized thought leader and an expert in delivering enterprise-level business solutions, strategy, blueprints, and roadmaps; strategic planning; and implementing effective enterprise architecture for digital transformation. He… Read More

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SOA Governance: Building on the Old, Embracing the New

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