there is so much overlap in technology, technique, and intent that Web 2.0 and SOA has been described as a true coevolution of concepts . ^{link »}

" BPM is SOA’s Killer Application ", ^{link »}

A Key Point: We need lighter, more process-oriented tools that are guided by users  ^{link »}

we find that upfront, excessively structured and complex IT systems are often failing businesses by creating overly rigid automation that isn’t user customizable, evolvable, and leaves too much of the result knowledge uncaptured. ^{link »}

Enterprise 2.0 is one compelling vision for this and it really is about freeform, collaborative software that adapts to the situation and is controlled primarily by the user, giving workers tools that get out of their way and connect them to their colleagues and their data. ^{link »}

tags: mar 09, blogs.zdnet.com

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