I have officially come full circle from my position last summer regarding the reality of Cloud Clomputing in which I presented a skeptical view of Cloud’s potential to actually materialize. It is now quite apparent to me and increasingly to my clients and readers, that Cloud is real and it is here to stay. I […]
Immediately after the conference last month, I got caught up in vacation and then working with a couple of new clients. I’m back in the saddle now, and wanted to share some of my experiences.
The SOAWorld conference was very well attended, including the co-located events: Virtualization World and Data Services World. I was a bit […]
Up until now, there has been such a rush to roll out initial SOA services and supporting infrastructure, that little attention has been given to what good service design truly entails. This is a natural evolution that must occur with any technology or methodology. Throughout this summer, I plan on releasing several posts regarding proper […]
A rose by any other name would still smell sweet, just as a strategic corporate initiative is no more or less successful due to its use of certain en-vogue terms such as Enterprise Architecture (EA), Business Process Management (BPM), and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). I was struck by the realities of the semantic terminology game […]
Over the last couple of months, I’ve been focusing quite a bit on helping people think about how much SOA they really need to address their business objectives. It turns out that you can, in fact, have too much of a good thing.
In November, I spoke at SOAWorld in San Francisco: “A Little SOA […]
The first day of SOA World 2007 - West went very well. Miko Matsumura with Software AG / webMethods kicked things off with the keynote - Time Oriented Architecture: Evolution by Design? And he had some really entertaining 3-D animation and virtual simulations in his presentation. It was pretty cool. The […]
I’ve been traveling and teaching a lot since the SOAWorld conference. This past week, a couple of my students challenged me on some statements that I made during the course regarding the notion that Microsoft has arrived a bit late to the SOA table. I find this particularly interesting considering the fact they […]
I delivered my presentation today at SOA World — Service Oriented Patterns and Anti-patterns. The talk covered business interaction models, technology patterns and anti-patterns, and human patterns and anti-patterns. We were stuck in Sutton Suite, which is on the second floor and rather off the beaten path. I thought that the location […]
It’s been over a month since I’ve posted anything. For the past several weeks I’ve been heavily engaged with clients and several public speaking engagements related to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Business Process Management (BPM) and Enterprise Architecture (EA). A resounding theme as of late has been the importance of aligning the business and […]
I got my acceptance e-mail from SYS-CON for the SOAWorld 2007 event in New York City. I’ll be presenting “Service-Oriented Patterns and Anti-Patterns.”
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Kyle Gabhart is the Director of Emerging Technologies for Web Age Solutions, a leading provider of Custom IT Education and Mentoring. He has extensive experiencing in designing, aligning, developing, and managing Enterprise Architectures for organizations of all shapes and sizes. Kyle frequently writes and speaks for international audiences and occasionally people listen. |