George Paras has helped establish current thinking on EA discipline best practices and methods through his thought leadership, research, analysis, and evangelism of EA concepts as Chairman and featured speaker for the Enterprise Architectures Conferences (EAC) and as Editor-in-Chief of Architecture and Governance Magazine. He also currently operates a private EA coaching practice.
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is gaining momentum as a new IT
implementation paradigm. Organizations are eager to capitalize on its
benefits. However, with many of these organizations focusing too narrowly on
project-specific implementations, though, some are at risk of never achieving
the full value that the SOA concept could bring them. Their result will be a
collection of technology-driven remnants instead of a holistic,
business-driven system of integrated services.
When SOA is viewed as a "technology" it is often pursued without a clear
understanding of how the resulting services fit as part of the larger
enterprise architecture. The solution is to view service orientation as one
of many means to conceptualize and deliver holistic enterprise architecture,
not the other way around. By doing so, the outcome will reflect the true
promise of SOA as a powerfu... (more)
George Paras has helped establish current thinking on EA discipline best practices and methods through his thought leadership, research, analysis, and evangelism of EA concepts as Chairman and featured speaker for the Enterprise Architectures Conferences (EAC) and as Editor-in-Chief of Architecture and Governance Magazine. He also currently operates a private EA coaching practice.
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