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Joe McKendrick is analyst and editor with Webservices.org. He is also a research consultant and author specializing in information technology and management trends. He is a regular commentator on Web services and SOA issues for ZDNet – his Weblog, “Capitalizing on Service-Oriented Architecture,” appears daily on the ZDNet.com site. His monthly columns on IT management issues also appear in Database Trends & Applications. He also authors the Evans Data survey series on Web services and SOA trends

Latest Weblog:

The summer vacation season is upon us (at least for those of us in the northern hemisphere), and thus, time for casual, light reading - SOA-style, of course.

All Weblogs:

• Enough About Business Value, Here's What We Really Should be Worrying About
• Web 2.0 or SOA? Web 2.0 and SOA? Let the Debate Begin! - Part 2
• Web 2.0 or SOA? Web 2.0 and SOA? Let the Debate Begin! - Part 1
• Who’s Going to Pay for this New SOA? (Don’t All Jump Up at Once…)
• OSS and SOA: Meet the New Power Couple
• Do We Need This Animal Called 'BPEL4People'?
• Six Years of Loose Coupling: Lessons from a Very Early SOA Adopter
• What is Gartner Thinking? Dissecting a Puzzling Pronouncement on Web Services and SOA
• Growing Pains: Moving from Point A to B, and on to S, O, and A
• Invoking the B-Word and the G-Word, Early and Often
• It Takes Two, Baby
• Can StrikeIron Strike Gold in the New Software Reality?
• Bridging the SOA Archipelago
• The Seven Greatest SOA Mistakes
• The Rise of the JBOWS Architecture (or Just a Bunch of Web Services)
• Cost of Ownership in Information Integration: A New Perspective
• 2005: A Year of Opportunity and Challenges Awaits the Industry
• Overcoming Language Barriers May Save Web Services
• Freedom from Scripts: Web Services Needs a New Testing Landscape
• Reducing Complexity Through FusionWare Integration Server