I just got pointed at a blog entry he did on SOA and it's the most realistic thing on SOA I've seen yet. No spin, marketing or hype. Pretty factual. It makes total sense to me and thats a rare thing in the SOA world right now with all the claims being bandied around.
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It's also available on p27 of http://www.ratio.co.uk/ov10.pdf
Posted by: David Illsley | March 27, 2007 at 12:52 PM
Billy, the link you provided is to a page inside the IBM firewall. Which I can't get to at the moment.
Posted by: Patrick Mueller | March 27, 2007 at 06:27 PM