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SOA Development Using IBM Rational Software Development Platform: A Practical Guide

Overview Business-Driven Development for SOA enables organizations to achieve two vital objectives in today's business climate - business flexibility and the alignment of IT with business goals. The IBM Rational Software Development Platform provides development teams with a complete, open, modular and proven environment for business-driven development of flexible SOA solutions. Role-based tools provide both business and technical users with the set of capabilities they each need to close the gap between business and IT, ensuring that business requirements drive downstream development and providing traceability of requirements from inception to deployment.

This paper provides both an overview of and practical guidance for using the IBM Rational Software Development Platform to develop service-oriented applications.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	September 2005	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
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