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For businesses success depends on capitalising on new opportunities as they arise. This requires a nimble and agile IT infrastructure, where applications and data can be swiftly reorganised and deployed without breaking the other systems or processes that support operational responsiveness. A Computing survey has found that few enterprises would describe themselves as able to move swiftly enough to make the most of new opportunities. Poorly organised, inconsistent data and a complex IT integration infrastructure are part of the problem.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has worked to free up systems to some degree - within those organisations that are using it - but it has only gone so far, revealing distinct limitations in how to handle dynamic changes to data and policies.
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Tags: Communications. Applications, Compliance, Financial-services, Infrastructure, Soa.
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Data Replication | October 2011 | White Paper
Database Migration | September 2011 | Webinar
Database Software | September 2011 | White Paper
Software Development Tools | August 2011 | White Paper
Service Level Management | December 2010 | White Paper
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