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March 31, 2008 Article #19449 Volume 122, Issue 1 Features
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...people have made up their minds that the right way to architect systems is the way implied by service-oriented architecture 
SOA Is Ready to Knock Down Some Information Silos
The Technology Is at Hand; Only the Mind Set Needs to Change
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Service-oriented architecture (SOA) writes Michael Hardy, Washington Technology associate editor, is entrenching itself as the model for future IT networks, and open standards are playing an important role in the move away from proprietary solutions. With the current and developing technology, there is no longer a reason to stash data in information silos rather than allowing it to flow down to personnel at the operational level.
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