A lesson in SOA model-based mgmt

A lesson in SOA model-based mgmt

IT practitioners striving to meet changing business needs are using service-oriented architectures to speed development, improve visibility into the business impact of IT events, and lower integration and management costs. WS-ResourceTransfer (WS-RT) plays at the intersection of SOA and model-based...

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