A service-oriented architecture makes the business case by enabling something else, and that something could be business process management.
A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is supposed to bring flexibility to IT resources and lower costs by letting IT personnel reuse software components instead of coding from scratch. However, some experts have suggested that reuse -- the principal justification in most cost-benefit analyses for SOA -- might amount to just 10 percent.
Microsoft apologizes for the delay.
Open XML acceptance would open door to Office documents.
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Red Hat adds Exadel Eclipse plug-ins as an open source resource through its JBoss Tools project.
Web Server Core role is included.
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Deal with Ingram Micro opens worldwide distribution channel for Google's enterprise search device.
Google and Microsoft trade complaints about recent settlement.
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Latest Vista search dust-up goes in Microsoft's favor.
Program seeks to build partner community around open source enterprise service bus technology.
The $90M deal expected to boost Quest's position in the Windows client and server space.