July 25th, 2007
SOA: Future Failure and Technobabble Gibberish
IT-director.com has an editorial stating 90% of SOA projects are failing in a significant manner:
The problem is that for every successful SOA implementation, there seems to be ten that are providing few of the desired benefits. Many of these failures are down to poor understanding of the underlying principles of SOA…
The point is pretty clear, so I won’t say more. Unfortunately, much of the editorial is written in technobabble gibberish, so I can’t recommend that you read it.
Michael Krigsman is CEO of Asuret, Inc., a software and consulting company dedicated to reducing software implementation failures. Click here to discuss this post with him on Twitter. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
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