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Enabling "Real World SOA"

Organisations are increasingly reliant on their IT infrastructure to help drive success. But in an increasingly competitive marketplace, capitalising on new business opportunities means moving fast. However, a lack of integration among IT assets—systems, applications and data—makes it difficult for IT to respond quickly and effectively …

Transforming Information into Valuable Business Assets

Introduction While information is oft described as the lifeblood of business, the sheer volume of data generated in the course of everyday work makes the analogy of knowledge workers drowning in an ocean of information a more apt one. Indeed, data volumes are growing at such …

The Changing Landscape of Enterprise Security Architectures

In recent years, changing business requirements have necessitated the need to open up internal applications to customers, partners, employees, and contractors with a varying degree of access to each. This has significantly changed the paradigms for application development, brought in a great deal of changes to …

Solving Real World Business Problems with Web Services Enhancements in .NET

A Quick Overview of Web ServicesThe Technology world has never been besieged with so many buzzwords, acronyms, ideologies, concepts, blueprints and roadmaps like what we see today. Amidst this entire information overload, businesses and organisations will be hard-pressed to make any sense of all these new …

Enterprise Architectural Principles: Structure of Software Components

In this article we look into component-oriented software development and evaluate it against other recognised principles.Why Components?Components are generally used in drag-and-drop application development. The idea is to put together readily configurable components from a central repository and build applications quickly. Although this idea looks impressive …