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Future of Computing

2004-12-06

Web Services Journal

Web Services Journal: "Summary
As I work with corporate America, as well as the government, I'm finding that services-oriented architectures (SOAs) are like snowflakes?no two are alike. I'm also finding that everyone has their own definition of SOA, and I've seen everything from messaging systems to portals called an SOA."

- posted by John Black @ 3:11 PM