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The 7 Most Common Dangers to Implementing SOA and How to Avoid Them

Overview The exciting new opportunities offered by Web services arrive with a degree of risk. An unplanned, broad adoption of Web services opens companies to uncertainty and even potential anarchy. A SOA can coherently map business processes with enterprise applications, inspire integration and reuse of applications, and foster effective governance of SOA services - often at dramatically lower costs and with less resources. But enterprise architects who implement a SOA without a Business Service Registry often realize that a key ingredient is missing: business service visibility and therefore control.

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Publisher	Systinet
Live Date	21st July 2005 06:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Infrastructure Management

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