I finally made up my mind that it is worth posting something about the difference between SOA and OOP. Some people seems to think that SOA will take over OOP ( off the record). This is not true. The two will continue to life together as i explain below. (more…)

Most organizations today depends on IT or technology driven innvations to create sustainable competive advantages. Companies that have a flexible information system response quickly to changes in the market.They catch the train and earned visible business values. SOA provides us this flexible information system that enables businesses to response quickly to changes in the market and at low cost. (more…)

SOA or Service Oriented Architecture can be defined as an IT Architectural design style and principles that enables the integration of enterprise applications as linked services . The services can be existing legacy applications modules (ERP modules, CRM Modules) that are wrapped and exposed as web services or newly developped service components. Integration of the Service is done using a middleware that provides the capabilities of an Enterprise Service Bus, ESB. The services collaborate by exchanging well formated messages via the middleware.
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