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The Service-oriented Enterprise

This comprehensive resource covers all the components, issues, standards, portal development software and technologies that create a service-oriented enterprise. Filled with real-world examples, The Service-Oriented Enterprise shows IT managers, CIOs, software architects, portal development software and software developers innovative portal development software and practical service-oriented solutions. Its framework for aligning services with business goals empowers IT executives to make the right decisions about deploying service-oriented applications, architectures, portal development software and platforms. Software professionals are guided through each step of the service-oriented development process from analysis portal development software and design to content portal development software and portal integration portal development software and service management. This book also focuses on business processes portal development software and business rules in the context of Web services portal development software and service-oriented computing. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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