ESBs: an inconvenient truth?

How many moths would it take to bring down a SOA?

How to get around SOA paralysis by analysis

The birth of a “SOA”: Geek & Poke’s Oliver Widder picked up on the theme of one of my recent posts to demonstrate how some companies take the pain and hard work out of the “birthing” process for service oriented architecture. Hmmm… Just take JBOWS and declare it to be “SOA,” huh?

Add registry and repository to the growing list of open-source SOA tools

Could SOA become a $52-billion boondoggle? Or only $9 billion?

I got some interesting responses to my recent post, “Ten Ways to Tell It’s Not SOA.” Dave Linthicum added five more to the list, including: “11) If this is a change in ‘paradigm’ and not a change in ‘architecture’ … it’s not SOA.” “12) If your SOA vendor uses the term ‘agility’ over 10 times in any [...]

'Many SOA attempts amount only to a less efficient method of doing EAI'

If a vendor tells you that you need to buy their suite to get to SOA... it's not SOA

Microsoft defines SOA as integration, not broader Enterprise Architecture