SOA Essentials - Service Oriented Architecture
Training
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Training
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
2 Days
The SOA training gives organizations a head start by offering a transparent view of the generally accepted industry best practices for implementing SOA solutions. You'll enjoy first-hand information about recently developed tools and technology that allow for smoother business processes and seamless trading partner integration. Throughout this course, we strive to give you facts. Suitable for: Consultants,Project Managers,System engineers,Designers, Architects,System analysts, Business Analysts and Architects.
Important information
Documents
- SOA Essentials
About this course
Good knowledge of english, exposure to architectural topics
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Teachers and trainers (1)
Van der Stighelen Philippe
Trainer
Philippe Van der Stighelen is an independent consultant, lecturer and author. As a coach/consultant he has advised a multitude of organizations on designing their information processing and service oriented architecture. Worldwide, Philippe has built a very good reputation as a speaker on conferences and seminars. His lectures are always received with great enthusiasm and get excellent evaluations.
Course programme
- Creating a common understanding of SOA
- The evolution of SOA
- Introduce the concepts of services and SOA
- Why businesses need to innovate
- SOA is not about web services
- How SOA enables innovation
- The benefits of employing SOA
- Review of common business goals
- The risks associated with the SOA approach
- Evaluating tradeoff strategies
- SOA maturity model
- The SOA adoption roadmap
- SOA expansion stages
- Start with the business
- Defining a business component model
- Identifying differentiators and commodity
- Categorizing services
- Enterprise services and Process centric services
- Data centric services and Logic centric services
- Intermediary services and application frontends
- Basic services
- Using UML to analyse service requirements
- Generating a domain model
- Service oriented analysis and design overview
- Identifying basic services
- Usage of sequence and activity diagrams
- The need for a structured analysis process
- Aligning IT and Business through governance
- The importance of a repository
- Dependencies between services and business components
- Governance is not management
- Metrics, KPI's and continuous improvement
- Who sits on the SOA Board?
- Reference models and reference architectures
- The OASIS reference model and architecture
- SOA vendors and their relationship with SOA
- SOA support in .NET and J2EE platforms
- A telecommunications firm
- The Vision, the strategy
- Choosing a Pilot project -setting expectations
- Setting up the SOA board
- Establishing a business component model
- Evaluating the Pilot's results and KPI's
- Avoiding the 'big bang' situation
- A phased approach with incremental improvements
- Understanding the SOA maturity model
Additional information
SOA Essentials - Service Oriented Architecture