Business focus critical for successful SOA projects
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May 24, 2010 11:30 AM
I was catching up on my reading the other day and came across an article from SD Times SOA's Best When Business Pulls the Strings. A couple of people quoted in the article were from HP: Tom Hall and E.G. Nadhan.
Like any good IT project, the article states that you should first ensure you understand your business objectives and how you're going to measure the success of the project. In this way, you can make adjustments along the way as new issues and requirements come to light based on a foundation of "knowns" as opposed to supposition.
When I was first starting this blog I used to write about SOA issues all the time. Now it seems to be just a part of daily life.
Originally posted on The Next Big Thing blog
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| Charles Bess has worked in the Information Technology industry for about 30 years supporting a variety of large organizations and industries. Charlie has performed a variety of formal and technical leadership roles throughout EDS and now HP. He is a licensed professional engineer and in 2002, a senior member of IEEE and was recognized as a Fellow within HP for his focus on value delivery and innovation. Currently he is focused on the Chief Technologist functional relationship between HP and its largest clients. In addition to these activities, Charlie has also worked as a public speaker, advisor to SMUs MBA program and supported engineering and computer science activities at Purdue University and University of North Texas. He’s been blogging on technology and business value related topics since early 2003. |  |
