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Comment from: dahlke@caltrop.de Name: Frederik Dahlke Title: Enterprise Architect Organization: Undisclosed Regarding Specification:wd-soa-rm-cd1 Regarding Section: 2.2 How is Service Oriented Architecture different? You write that SOA is different to other approaches to organizing and understanding Information Technology assets. My understanding is that there is a third difference to other approaches which is standardization. The approach is to standardize and formalize all aspects of inter application communication. By doing so you are able to reduce the number of requierd protocol and data transformations significantly. Furthermore transparency is greatly improved. If widespread standards are used you are able to integrate, combine or exchange service providers and implementations easiliy and use tools to analyze and optimize your service infrastructure. Additionaly, vendor dependencies are reduced. IMHO this is where the true value of SOA comes from. Regards Frederik Dahlke
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