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* * Jason Bloomberg, “Principles of SOA”, Feb. 2003. “A Practical Guide to SOA for IT Management”, Systinet Corp. 2005. Shireesh Jayashetty, Pradeep Kumar M, “Adopting Service Oriented Architecture increases the flexibility of your enterprise”, Infosys, 2006. Ian Summerville, “Software Engineering” (6th Edition), Addison-Wesley, 2000. ObjectWeb, / OMG, / Doug Schmidt’s CORBA page, /~schmidt/corba.html IBM SOA glossary, /software/solutions/soa/glossary/index.html * An SOA enables software components to become standard services that can be invoked at runtime or on demand. A business-driven SOA strategy will help focus on the goal of Dynamic Business Interoperability and lead to achievement of desired business outcomes. * IT Agility SOA make IT responsive to changing business demands, and more flexible to changing business processes. Reconfiguring loosely coupled business services is simple, fast and low-cost. Maximizing IT Investments SOAs do not rip and replace your current IT application and data assets – they wrap and reuse existing IT investments and make them available to a wider audience. SOA encourages reuse and avoids unnecessary duplication and reinvention. Aligning IT to Business Processes SOAs transform IT systems into self-contained services that accurately reflect business processes and operational requirements. IT mirrors business operations, improving performance. Creating a Standards-Based IT SOAs that use standards-based components provide unparalleled interoperability for all IT systems and services, making IT more flexible and dramatically simplifying integration. * * Hiding distribution, i.e. the fact that an application is usually made up of many interconnected parts running in distributed locations; Hiding the heterogeneity of the various hardware components, operating systems and communication protocols; Providing uniform, standard, high-level interfaces to the application developers and integrators, so that applications can be easily co