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Creating a meaningful SOA ALM process

To create a meaningful SOA ALM process, architects have to remember modern apps are increasingly using components.
App integration management hurdles, best practices

Following some simple best practices can ensure optimal application integration management.
Using metrics to manage the SOA application lifecycle

Application metrics are evolving, but three requirements must be met if they're going to work for SOA application lifecycle management.
Do competitions help or hinder software innovation?

Mike Ogrinz says risk-taking is part of software innovation. There should be 'potential for failure,' a key ingredient to innovation.

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Beyond the Tower of Babel

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Application server components

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Linux clears scalability, security hurdles

Does Linux have what is takes in terms of scalability, applications, and security? Companies like Weather.com are saying yes. Tip

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