Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) White Papers

This paper provides an explanation of how business process management melds with complex event processing. The combination nets intelligent business processes that react to changing business conditions in real time, providing continuous visibility-in short, an instantly responsive enterprise. VIEW SUMMARY

As a CIO, you want to add value to the business to deliver competitive edge. Budget challenges can mean that it's difficult to justify the value of Business Process Management deployment. This solution brief gives top tips improving process excellence and delivering value. VIEW SUMMARY

Application-layer threats are increasingly the vector of choice of VIEW SUMMARY

This paper discusses how Java EE 5 dramatically speeds the development of SOA applications and how enterprise developers can leverage its power. VIEW SUMMARY

With a dwindling ecosystem and a host of siloed applications, mainframe environments are becoming an increasing source of concern to organisations worried that one day the business logic trapped within them will be inaccessible to the enterprise at large. Enter service-oriented architecture (SOA). VIEW SUMMARY

With the intention of lowering costs and speeding delivery of IT services, IT organizations continually seek and adopt newer technology, including service oriented architectures (SOAs) and virtualization. VIEW SUMMARY

TIBCO believes that service-oriented architecture (SOA) is the key to achieving business agility and future-proofing business. TIBCO has a proven and complete infrastructure to support SOA, and has been helping organizations migrate to SOA for years. VIEW SUMMARY

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has become an integral part of enterprise software by providing a framework to efficiently develop software as services that is easily sharable, reusable, and integrated. Nowhere is the need more apparent than in the identity management space. VIEW SUMMARY

Today's key issue for CIOs is how to align their IT strategies and investments to better support and underpin the business, its strategies and its processes. The CIO's key concern is no longer just cost cutting. Innovation and business transformation are key to the CIOs we surveyed across Europe. VIEW SUMMARY