Confusion about SOA and lack of skills hinder local uptake
October 18 2007 | Thinking Out Loud
A recent article in Computerworld in New Zealand reported that in a recent survey, 13% of respondents wanted to implement SOA in their organisations, but limitations on resources and lack of knowledge were holding them back.
What is SOA? SOA is an acronym for Service-oriented Architecture.
The term SOA loosely refers to an architecture that relies on service-orientation as its fundamental design principle. This concept can be applied to business, software and other types of producer/consumer systems.
With SAP, SOA encompasses People, Process and Data and is supported by a suite of products including DUET, SAP xApps, Analytics, BI Accelerator and AutoID Infrastructure.
We invite you to view the full Computerworld article by clicking here or to contact us to find out more about SAP SOA.
