Service Oriented Architecture Conceptual Landscape: PART I

Service Oriented Architecture Conceptual Landscape: PART I

Contemporary architectural approach is for an orchestrated, agnostic, federated enterprise through the adoption of loosely-coupled open Service interfaces. The Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) paradigm unifies disparate, heterogeneous technologies. It resurrects legacy technology silos with a Ser...

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