Monday, January 19, 2009

Jack van Hoof reviews Todd Biske's SOA Governance Book

Since I'm a regular reader of both Jack van Hoof's and Todd Biske's blogs, I thought it was cool that Jack van Hoof reviewed Todd Biske's SOA Governance book




Here's a snippet from the review:


Todd approaches SOA governance from the perspective of people, policies and processes to establish and maintain desired behavior in order to succeed in an IT-oriented SOA. Aptly illustrated around a fictive case of the enterprise architecture team of Advasco, a leading financial conglomerate, he teaches his readers the aspects of avoiding a BoS (Bunch of Services), controlling life cycles and versioning, governing design-time and run-time, establishing SOA governance at your organization (I think the hardest challenge of all), and celebrating success to help in changing behavior.

1 comment:

  1. cool, I'll check it out!Some thing SOA Governance is a way to make a stupid management buzzword even more boring, but afer trying to implement an SOA without good governance, I can tell you that there's a lot of value there.

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