David Groves is Americas SOA Practice Lead at BEA Systems. His industry experience includes IT strategy, enterprise solutions consulting, program management, and delivery methodology. He has provided consulting and service delivery management to many of BEA's enterprise customers in the Finance, Telco, and Government sectors. David is focused on developing BEA's service offerings and capabilities, with a particular interest in SOA and IT strategy.
As you continue to develop your IT architecture, it becomes clear that the
route to achieving real business benefits requires a fundamental change in
the way you think about system design. In this article on services-oriented
architecture (SOA), I'll share with you helpful tips, insights, and a domain
model to help you plan this change, and ensure the success of your SOA
implementation.
SOA: A New Way of Thinking
Albert Einstein once said, "The significant problems we face cannot be solved
at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them." In today's
enterprise computing, this suggests that the challenges IT faces in
delivering successfully to the business cannot be overcome without changing
the way we think about IT. For developers and enterprise architects alike,
SOA provides a structure for that change. The question then becomes: How do
we migrate t... (more)
David Groves is Americas SOA Practice Lead at BEA Systems. His industry experience includes IT strategy, enterprise solutions consulting, program management, and delivery methodology. He has provided consulting and service delivery management to many of BEA's enterprise customers in the Finance, Telco, and Government sectors. David is focused on developing BEA's service offerings and capabilities, with a particular interest in SOA and IT strategy.
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