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    Vision of The Service-Oriented Business: Executable Process Models

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    Moving to SOA requires developers to rethink modularity - specify contracts and interfaces - refactor and repartition systems - wrap legacy systems - set up system monitoring and management - look at security in a new way Service orientation has value because it: - enables established information systems to better tolerate change (evolution friendly) - fosters reuse of code and components (improves developer productivity) - reduces skill requirements for creating new application functionality (potentially reducing the it backlog)

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    Moving to SOA requires developers to rethink modularity - specify contracts and interfaces - refactor and repartition systems - wrap legacy systems - set up system monitoring and management - look at security in a new way Service orientation has value because it: - enables established information systems to better tolerate change (evolution friendly) - fosters reuse of code and components (improves developer productivity) - reduces skill requirements for creating new application functionality (potentially reducing the it backlog)

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    Moving to SOA requires developers to rethink modularity - specify contracts and interfaces - refactor and repartition systems - wrap legacy systems - set up system monitoring and management - look at security in a new way Service orientation has value because it: - enables established information systems to better tolerate change (evolution friendly) - fosters reuse of code and components (improves developer productivity) - reduces skill requirements for creating new application functionality (potentially reducing the it backlog)

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    Moving to SOA requires developers to rethink modularity - specify contracts and interfaces - refactor and repartition systems - wrap legacy systems - set up system monitoring and management - look at security in a new way Service orientation has value because it: - enables established information systems to better tolerate change (evolution friendly) - fosters reuse of code and components (improves developer productivity) - reduces skill requirements for creating new application functionality (potentially reducing the it backlog)

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    Vision of the Service-Oriented Business

    HR Finance Customer Service ETC…


    Process Model Process Model Process Model Process Model Process Model
    Executable
    Process Across HR and Budgeting Customer Customer
    Finance Service #1
    Models HR Service #2

    Services Service
    Service Service
    Service
    Service
    Service

    Legacy
    Logic Logic
    Logic Logic
    &Data Data Data Logic Data Logic
    Data
    HR Finance CSS Data
    LegacyApp LegacyApp LegacyApp LOB App
    Why Bother With SOA?
     Moving to SOA requires developers to:
    – rethink modularity
    – specify contracts and interfaces
    – refactor and repartition systems
    – wrap legacy systems
    – set up system monitoring and management
    – look at security in a new way
     Service orientation has value because it:
    – enables established information systems to better tolerate change
    (evolution friendly)
    – enables the organization to rapidly assemble new applications to support
    new processes and meet new requirements (greater agility)
    – fosters reuse of code and components (improves developer productivity)
    – reduces skill requirements for creating new application functionality
    (potentially reducing the IT backlog)

    SOA Architecture
    Service Client Integration Tier Service Provider
    3 XMlL
    Request
    4
    XML
    Response
    WSDL Location

    Provider Describes the Service using WSDL


    Locate Service to see how to formulate Request
    1
    2

    Copyright 2007
    The SOA Paradigm Shift 7

    LiquidHub Confidential

    Distributed Architecture Service Oriented Architecture

    Functionally Oriented Process Oriented

    Designed to Last Designed to Change

    Long Development Cycle I nteractive & Iterative Development

    Cost Centered Business Centered

    Application Block Service Orchestrations

    Tight Coupling Agile & Adapted

    Homogenous Technology Heterogeneous Technology

    Object Oriented Message Oriented

    Known I mplementation Abstraction

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