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28 Feb 2008 | Pearson Publishing

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One of the most challenging aspects of writing about or discussing technology is using industry terminology. Many IT terms suffer from wide-spread ambiguity, which sometimes makes having even the simplest conversation difficult. Take IT professionals from different organizations, put them in the same room, and you'll very likely hear questions like, "What exactly do you mean by component?" or "What is your definition of service?" or, my personal favorite, "What kind of SOA are you referring to?"

Fortunately, the primary subject matter of this book is very clear. We describe a distinct approach to designing solution logic. To ensure that the descriptions of associated topics are easily understood, a communications framework needs to be established, comprised of a collection of terms with very explicit definitions. That is what this chapter of "SOA: Principles of Service Design" is dedicated to providing.

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SOA: Principles of Service Design
  Home: Service-oriented computing and SOA: Introduction
  1: Design fundamentals: Design characteristics
  2: Design fundamentals: Design principles and design paradigm
  3:Design fundamentals: Design pattern and design pattern language
  4:Design fundamentals: Design standard
  5:Design fundamentals: Best practices
  6:Introduction to service-oriented computing
  7:Service oriented architecture
  8:Service compositions
  9:Understanding service oriented computing elements
  10:Entity services
  11:Web services and service oriented computing
  12:Service inventory blueprints
  13:Service-oriented analysis and service modeling
  14:Service-oriented design
  15:Goals and benefits of service-oriented computing
  16:Increased intrinsic interoperability
  17:Increased federation
  18:Increased vendor diversification options
  19:Increased business and technology domain alignment
  20:Increased ROI
  21:Increased organizational agility
  22: Reduced IT burden
ABOUT THE BOOK:   
SOA: Principles of Service Design is dedicated to service engineering and establishing service-orientation as a design paradigm. This hands-on manual for service design establishes concrete links between specific service-orientation design principles and the strategic goals and benefits associated with SOA. Purchase the book from Amazon.com.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:   
Thomas Erl is the world's top-selling SOA author, Series Editor of the "Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series and editor of The SOA Magazine. His books have become international bestsellers and have been formally endorsed by senior members of major software organizations such as IBM, Microsoft and Oracle. He is the founder of SOA Systems Inc., a company specializing in SOA training, certification and strategic consulting services with a vendor-agnostic focus.



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