Real World SOABurley KawasakiDirector of Product
ManagementMicrosoft Connected Systems DivisionAll Welcome. Please
join atwww.s!ug.org.uk"naugural meeting early summer#date
t!c$%oundersBlackmar!le& Develo'mentor& (den!rook&
%ujitsu& "CS& Microsoft& Solidsoft& Sun)ard&
WC" "ntroduction*+e S,A -andsca'eStandards . "ntero'era!ility*+e
/oad to ,slo0 and !eyondAgendaIntroductionWhat is SOA?A style of
arc+itecture& not a 'roduct-everages e1isting assets in a
loosely2cou'led manner Standards are critical for successWS23&
4M-& /(S*& /SS0We! services makes service orientation
'ractical and drives !road industry intero'era!ilityMicrosoft
continues our commitment to delivering !road ado'tion of service
orientation and intero'era!ility t+roug+ our investments in
.5(*Primary !enefit centers around !usiness agilitySOA represents
an enabler for faster process change, greater business insight and
competitiveadvantage, and the creation of a new generation of
connected applications.Connected ApplicationsPackagedA''sDevicesand
Peo'leWe! 6.7Portal*radingPartners-egacy
-,BBusinessProcess(m!eddedCloud PartnerReal World SOAThe SOA
LandscapeSOA Perceptions MomentumMicrosoft: avoid big science
approach to SOAZDNetMicrosoft has always been a leader in the Web
services space, but has kind of played it low key when it came to
service oriented architecture. No longer. It looks like Big Red is
nally starting to talk up !"#$Microsoft presented the philosophy
behind its %real&world% approach to !"#. 'his involves an
incremental approach, addressing one business problem at a time,
rather than a more grandiose %top&down% approach that involves
entire enterprise.(A Study in ontrasts: !he "volving SOA Strategies
of #$M And MicrosoftAMR ResearchMicrosoft, on the other hand, has
been fairly )uiet about service&oriented architectures, with
this event being the rst outward marketing really featuring the
term !"#. !hat doesnt mean it hasnt been busy.Microsoft has been
talking about service orientation for many years, and its .*+'
framework is being used by many customers and partners to build
service&oriented applications$.,or Microsoft, simplicity from a
product portfolio is a vital strength. 'he number of products that
a customer would need to build out their !"# framework is
relatively small by comparison. 'his is because of the fact that
much of the core SOA ability is ba%ed into the &indo's platform
as part of the .N"! frame'or%. (SOA Perceptions MomentumGartner
AppInfrastructure M !orrester Wa"e App Ser"er Platforms# SOAGartner
$nterprise App Ser"ers M SOA %eplo&ment MomentumI%C Mission
Critical App Stud& 'Aug ())*+AMR Research,SOA State of the
Mar-et '%ec ())*+O"er *./)) 0i1Tal- Ser"er customers 2orld2ide879
of t+e %ortune )lo!al :77:6 of t+e :; largest /etailers in t+e
World8 of :7 largest
