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The document discusses Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). It defines SOA as an architecture that relies on loosely coupled services to support business processes and users. The key benefits of SOA include reusability, linking of resources, and ability to respond quickly to changing market conditions. The document outlines various SOA principles, elements, objectives and technologies used for implementation including web services. It also discusses challenges in adopting SOA such as managing service metadata and security.
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Study on Use Case Model for Service Oriented Architecture Development
Service Oriented Architecture
- 1. SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE SOA Presented by: G Emmanuel sandeep MBA(SEM)
- 13. SOAD AND ITS INGREDIENTS: OOAD, BPM, AND EA
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- 23. MACRO FLOW EXAMPLE OF WORK ORDER
- 26. SERVICES MODEL EXAMPLE OF A WORK ORDER