Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Enabling a true data services layer with advanced data virtualization - a high level view.
An overview of service oriented architecture (SOA) and how advanced data virtualization and the concept of a data services layer truly empowers SOA deployment and return on investment.
14. SOA In Conflict “Service Oriented Architecture talks about basic principles but falls short with vendor implementation. Every vendor has defined a set of tools with subtle barriers in place for other vendors to interoperate and reach success.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
15. SOA – When All Roads Lead To Rome “Service Oriented Architecture wants to bring re-usable services into multiple and separate systems from varying business domains and logically supports almost every model for application connectivity to do so. All roads lead to Rome: Web services, Rest, DCOM, Corba, Soap, RPC can all be used to implement SOA.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
16. SOA Vendor Tools Become Tedious and Complex “Service Oriented Architecture emphasizes the notion of metadata but falls short. There is no real data integration layer. Wrappered web services won’t scale to handle all of the transformation and data quality issues without a tremendous volume of hand coding.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
17. SOA And Advanced Data Virtualization “Advanced Data Virtualization is leveraged by a Data Dictionary replete with live metadata and promotes instant re-usability and re-deployment of data from within any application and any database.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
18. SOA And Advanced Data Virtualization – Broad Reach “Advanced Data Virtualization is delivers the strategic redeployment of data and allows re-usability across a complex and varying landscape of data repositories. These may include relational, xml, object, proprietary api’s and nosql. No other technology can enable SOA in this way.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
20. SOA and Advanced Data Virtualization “Advanced Data Virtualization provides a virtual view of data and for new views and combinations of the data. These are instantly re-usable and accessible by consuming applications. This resonates loudly with the underlying premise of SOA.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
22. SOA – In The Final Analysis “Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is enabled and empowered by Advanced Data Virtualization better than any other approach. Customers can deliver business benefits at many times the speed, with greatly reduced cost and at lower risk.” Advanced Data Virtualization Defining a Data Services Layer for SOA
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