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Service-Oriented Architecture and Enterprise Architecture, Part 2: Similarities and Differences

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Overview This three-part series of papers covers the similarities and differences between SOA and EA, and shows how to address the potential problems that result from their overlap based on a real customer engagement. In this engagement, IBM provides a broad range of business transformation and IT outsourcing services and manages all of the client's IT operations - mainframe, midrange, desktop, help desk, voice and data network, application development, and maintenance. The engagement required both SOA and EA to be developed concurrently.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Enterprise Architecture, Service-Oriented Architecture

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