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Infravio X-registry: Managing Service Consumers with a Comprehensive Registry Solution ZapNote»rank:by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :A management infrastructure is a critical requirement for building and running Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs). In particular, managing the relationship between Web Service providers (the systems that provide Services) and the Web Service consumers (the systems that utilize these Services) in order to insure loose coupling between consumers and providers is especially important to maintain two core benefits of SOA: asset reuse and business agility. While there are many management products on the market that enable IT personnel to manage Service providers, Infravio’s X-registry is one of the few products on the market today that also allows for the management of Service consumers. Through the use of Web Services Delivery Contracts that specify ... |
Is Microsoft Truly Committed to Open Standards? Presentation: presentation for SearchWebServices»rank:by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :A management infrastructure is a critical requirement for building and running Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs). In particular, managing the relationship between Web Service providers (the systems that provide Services) and the Web Service consumers (the systems that utilize these Services) in order to insure loose coupling between consumers and providers is especially important to maintain two core benefits of SOA: asset reuse and business agility. While there are many management products on the market that enable IT personnel to manage Service providers, Infravio’s X-registry is one of the few products on the market today that also allows for the management of Service consumers. Through the use of Web Services Delivery Contracts that specify ... |
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Key XML Specifications and Standards Poster»rank: 6523917by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer, Jason Bloomberg
: : Presenting the ZapThink XML Standards Poster! Over 135 XML and Web Services Standards At-a-Glance This beautiful poster was included in the June 2002 Issue of Application Development Trends! Exclusive from ZapThink only! This attractive 18' x 24' poster was featured as an insert in Application Development Trends and circulated to over 80,000 XML and Web Services developers. The poster, updated as of May 2002, features over 135 of the most important, key XML and Web Services standards and includes the XML Core specifications, Web Services stack, ebXML, e-Commerce and e-Business standards, Content Management, security, transport and messaging protocols, Semantic Web, and tons of vertical industry standards including Financial Services, Life Sciences, ... |
Lowering IT Total Cost of Ownership with Web Services White Paper»rank: 5130862by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :IT managers realize that attempts to lower the total cost of ownership of IT investments can be an error-prone, risky endeavor. Today’s business and technology environments are simply too dynamic and unpredictable to make accurate calculations of IT TCO. Companies need an approach to technology that reduces the risks inherent in these changing landscapes—an approach that can help them leverage change to their best advantage. Web Services open the door to this new approach to technology. Companies that build centrally managed, loosely coupled Service-oriented architectures with Web Services can achieve the business agility that provides the key to reducing IT TCO in an ever-changing business world. |
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Metadata: The Lifeblood of the Service-Oriented Architecture Presentation»rank: 3941350by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Presentation for Forum Integration. |
Overview of Web Services Management Presentation»rank: 3941350by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Presentation for Forum Integration. |
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Overview of Web Services Security Presentation»rank: 6695536by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Presentation for Forum Integration. |
Pantero ZapNote: SOA + Information Architecture = Code Reuse (Finally!) ZapNote»rank: 4956036by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Before the Industrial Revolution, virtually every human work product was handmade and crafted by artisans -- clothing, vehicles, buildings, anything people consumed. Then came the Revolution, ushering in mass production, which changed the fundamental economics of manufacturing and consumption forever. Software, on the other hand, is still essentially handmade to this day, where every piece is crafted by an IT 'artisan' to fit a specific need. And so, software has so far failed to provide the same revolutionary economics to IT that the Industrial Revolution provided for manufactured goods. Now, while mass production of software may still be a ways off, the ability to reuse pieces of software is in our grasp, ... |
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The Path to Successful Web Services White Paper: Navigating the Pitfalls»rank: 5761257by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Web Services are a reality in today's enterprise, but they're only the first step to building a more agile IT infrastructure. Using Web Services to solve integration problems reduces the cost of integration, to be sure, but the promise of substantial ROI is much greater as companies move toward Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs). Such architectures can support flexible business processes and offer return on investment in the form of increased business agility. The best approach to building such an SOA, especially in light of today's tight IT budgets, is to take a phased approach that yields positive ROI at every step. The path from simple applications of Web Services to enterprise SOAs, however, ... |
The Principles of Service-Oriented Architectures Presentation»rank: 4508330by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :The Take Credit code for this presentation was made available to attendees of the live presentation only. If you didn't see the presentation in person, you won't be able to get the code. |