Architecturally, the modern enterprise architecture design could involve:
Service Oriented Event-Driven Loosely coupled Aligned with life cycle support processes Able to support assembly and integration Able to leverage existing applications and infrastructure SOAs offer the following advantages over traditional approaches to distributed computing:
They offer business services across the platforms They provide location independence Services need not be at a particular system or particular network Completely loosely coupled approach Authentication and authorization support at every level The search and connectivity to other services is dynamic Short-term benefits of implementation:
Enhances reliability Reduces hardware acquisition costs Leverages existing development skills Accelerates movement to standards-based server and application consolidation Provides a data bridge between incompatible technologies Long-term benefits of implementation:
Provides the ability to build composite applications Creates a self-healing infrastructure that reduces management costs Provides truly real-time decision-making applications Enables the compilation of a unified taxonomy of information across an enterprise and its customer and partners Benefits from the perspective of Business Value
Ability to more quickly meet customer demands Lower costs associated with the acquisition and maintenance of technology Management of business functionality closer to the business units Leverages existing investments in technology Reduces reliance on expensive custom development
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