The document discusses the evolution of integration and service-oriented architecture (SOA) approaches over time. Early approaches involved siloed applications and proprietary integration middleware that grew complex. Service-oriented architecture (SOA) aimed to address this through standardized services but still struggled with complexity and lack of agility. More modern approaches focus on lightweight, incremental techniques centered around the web and prioritize business value and agility over rigid integration.
17. Same Old Architecture?
BPM
Services
Business Business Business
Service Service Service
Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic
Service Service Service Service Service
19. ESB – Enterprise Service Bus? Or…
BPM Business Business Business
Service Service Service Service
ESB
Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic
Service Service Service Service Service
34. Why the Web was inevitable...
Tim Berners-Lee is a physicist
(Sir Tim is also a knight, but that’s not
important right now)
35. Why the Web was inevitable...
He lived in a hole in the ground
Underneath a big mountain
36. Why the Web was inevitable...
And because he was a physicist (and
not yet a knight)...
...he only had a big atom-
smashing thing for
company
37. Why the Web was inevitable...
And for a lonesome physicist stuck
underground with smashed up
atoms for company...
...gopher just wasn’t
going to cut it!