Data Management for SOA
How Data Management Supports SOA
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) represents an increasingly popular architectural approach for building, deploying and managing business solutions. Everware-CBDI has been in the forefront of SOA thinking for many years, and is one of the leading sources of independent guidance and support on SOA and related topics.
At Everware-CBDI, we take a strongly data-oriented line on SOA. We think there’s a great opportunity and challenge for data management professionals to play a leading role in the development and implementation of service oriented architecture and the service-based business.
Podcasts
Presenter: Richard Veryard is an expert in business modeling for SOA, with a strong background in data modeling and management. His first book on data modeling was published in 1984, and his most recent book on the plug-and-play business was published in 2001. He has been a principal consultant at James Martin Associates and a Senior Member of Technical Staff at Texas Instruments Software, and is now a principal analyst and SOA specialist with Everware-CBDI.
In this series of four podcasts, Richard talks about Service-Oriented Architecture and its relevance for data management.
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Introduction to SOA |
SOA - background, key concepts and principles.
Tactical SOA versus strategic SOA. |
MP3 format
21.5 minutes
20 mB
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Data Management Revisted |
The principles of data management from an SOA perspective. How an intelligent approach to abstraction allows us to produce decoupled models, which supports decoupled and layered services. And the importance of semantic precision to achieve better interoperability |
MP3 format
18 minutes
16.5 mB
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3 |
New Opportunities |
Differentiated services
Net-centricity
Business intelligence
Metadata |
MP3 format
16 minutes
15 mB
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4 |
Practical Steps |
The process for data management in an SOA environment
The data management roadmap towards SOA |
MP3 format
14.5 minutes
13.5 mB
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Read also : Richard's article on Data Management for SOA in the CBDI Journal, November 2006.
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