SOA is Dead – Long Live SOA

Udayan Banerjee
12th November, 2010

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 SOA Maturity Model

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 Maturity Models

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 SOA Maturity Model

SOA Governance

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 Promise of Governance

What do you need to make

the change happen?
• Infrastructure
• Rules

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 SOA Maturity Model

SOA Governance

SOA - ROI

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 How to Justify SOA – ROI?

“The CIO has to educate

the business that with
SOA, it's such a
paradigm shift that it
requires a certain level
of investment before William A. Mougayar - Aberdeen Group

ROI is realized.”

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 SOA Maturity Model

SOA Governance

SOA Success Stories

SOA - ROI

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 SOA is about Loose Coupling

“SOA is a conceptual business “SOA is an architectural style

architecture
whose goal is to achieve loose
where business functionality, or coupling
application logic,
among interacting software
is made available to SOA users, agents.
or consumers,
as shared, reusable services on
A service is
an IT network.
a unit of work done by a service
“Services” in an SOA are
provider
modules of business or
application functionality with to achieve desired end results for
exposed interfaces, and are a service consumer. ”
invoked by messages. ”

Service Oriented
architecture
service oriented Architecture
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 TV

Smart Phones Desktop

REST

APIs
Inside the Fence
Expose
Consume ERP and other Core TP Applications
Handheld

eBook Reader
Tablets

Social Platform
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 Inside – Outside: How are they different?

Inside the
ERP and Other CostFence
Applications

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 2004

2007 2010

2013

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2007 2010

2013

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 2004

2007 2010

2013

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 2004

2007 2010

2013

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 2004
Build
and
Burn

2007 2010

2013

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 Inside – Outside: How are they different?

Build
1 and
Burn

Inside the
ERP and Other CostFence
Applications

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 Connect
rather than
Protect

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 Inside – Outside: How are they different?

Build
1 and
Burn

Inside the
ERP and Other CostFence
Applications

Connect
2 rather than
Protect

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 API of Bus Location
Exposed to Developers

Openness
fosters
Innovation

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 Inside – Outside: How are they different?

Build
1 and
Burn

Inside the
ERP and Other CostFence
Applications

Openness Connect
fosters 3
2 rather than
Innovation Protect

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 Manager INPUT Process
OUTPUT

Peter Drucker
INPUT Process OUTPUT
INPUT
Process OUTPUT Engineer

Frederick Taylor

Evolutionist INPUT Process OUTPUT

Charles Darwin
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 Manager Do INPUT
Well Planned Approach
Process
OUTPUT
Evolutionary Approach
Learn
Evolve Initial Goal Initial Goal

Peter Drucker

Revised Goal
INPUT
Process OUTPUT
Revised Goal Engineer

Frederick Taylor

Evolutionist INPUT Process OUTPUT

Charles Darwin
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 Inside – Outside: How are they different?

Do Build
Learn 4 1 and
Evolve Burn

Inside the
ERP and Other CostFence
Applications

Openness Connect
fosters 3
2 rather than
Innovation Protect

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