Adopting and Evaluating Service Oriented Architecture in Industry

Nasr, Khalid Adam; Groß, Hans-Gerhard; Deursen, Arie van

doi:10.1109/csmr.2010.13

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“…Twenty‐nine percent of the primary studies, as a part of their migration approach, address this conversion. Some externalize goals (Umar and Zordan ), some business processes , and some constraints . Combination of problem‐related and solution‐related knowledge . This conversion addresses transformation of explicit problem‐related knowledge (e.g., business processes) to solution‐related knowledge (e.g., service compositions).…”

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A systematic literature review on SOA migration

Razavian

Lago

2015

J. Softw. Evol. and Proc.

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When Service Orientation was introduced as the solution for retaining and rehabilitating legacy assets, both researchers and practitioners proposed techniques, methods, and guidelines for SOA migration. With so much hype surrounding SOA, it is not surprising that the concept was interpreted in many different ways, and consequently, different approaches to SOA migration were proposed. Accordingly, soon there was an abundance of methods that were hard to compare and eventually adopt. Against this backdrop, this paper reports on a systematic literature review that was conducted to extract the categories of SOA migration proposed by the research community. We provide the state‐of‐the‐art in SOA migration approaches, and discuss categories of activities carried out and knowledge elements used or produced in those approaches. From such categorization, we derive a reference model, called SOA migration frame of reference, that can be used for selecting and defining SOA migration approaches. As a co‐product of the analysis, we shed light on how SOA migration is perceived in the field, which further points to promising future research directions. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…Twenty-nine percent of the primary studies, as a part of their migration approach, address this conversion. Some externalize goals (Umar and Zordan [27]), some business processes [37,50,54], and some constraints [36,52]. • Combination of problem-related and solution-related knowledge.…”

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A systematic literature review on SOA migration

Razavian

Lago

2015

J. Softw. Evol. and Proc.

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“…Flattening the organizational structures using the online portals that transform the processes from vertical forms where departments acts independently to horizontal forms where departments share common information. (Parycek et al, 2014) Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is another strategy that can be used to create OGD platforms that can be used to share government applications (Nasr, Gross, & van Deursen, 2010). The flexibility and power of SOA enables government to create and install new services across different departments and platforms.…”

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“…The flexibility and power of SOA enables government to create and install new services across different departments and platforms. SOA enables integration of other systems to the OGD portals, since the use of SOA components reduces complexity of the system and increases reusability (Lee & Kwak, 2011;Nasr et al, 2010).…”

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Integration of the Open Government Data platform into existing Content Management Systems in Kenya

Kirongo¹

2017

IJIET

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Abstract-Open Government Data (OGD) avails statistical, development, expenditure and demographic data, in digital format for the general public, ICT developers, researchers and policy makers. This evaluation is based on analysis of qualitative and quantitative metadata and data sets in Open Data portals. The OGD platform integration to Content Management Systems, targeted internal and external users of Open Data portals in Kenya. The implementation of the OGD platform is facing a number of challenges resulting from the government ministries and county governments reluctance in releasing secretive information. To realize the benefits of OGD which includes transparency, public service improvement, innovation and economic value, efficiency, self-empowerment, impact measurement of policies, participatory governance, and data mining new knowledge from combined data sources and patterns from large datasets; the government needs to integrate OGDs in CMS. This paper analyses theoretical and empirical open data sets and proposes an integration framework of OGD to CMS. This paper analyses theoretical and empirical open data sets and proposes recommendations for future integration framework of Open Government Data strategies and Platforms as part of Content Management Systems. The paper outlines the benefits of OGD integration initiatives to CMS in Kenya. The innovation compliments government processes by introducing citizen-centered portals to enable government to design and distribute open data allowing interactions and seamless responses from the public. OGD is currently in use and can be scaled down to County Governments Open Data portals.

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“…Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has been widely accepted by many organisations which recognise its full potential value in delivering improved business agility, increased information technology (IT) flexibility, enhanced service reusability and reducing operational cost [1,2]. This is supported by a survey report which indicated that nearly 66 per cent of organisations succeeded in their SOA initiatives [3].…”

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The Importance of Considering Information Quality in the Implementation of Service-Oriented Architecture Initiatives

Sulong

Abdul-Aziz

Koronios

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing

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The focus of many organisations shifts towards a new initiative, specifically service-oriented architecture (SOA). The use of SOA enables high-level application integration and the orchestration of business processes in order to realise its full value, including agility and reusability. This shapes the thinking of architects and developers when it comes leveraging computing and information technology (IT) to model, create, operate and manage business processes as services. However, applying SOA initiatives without considering the quality of information makes it impossible for organisations to succeed. Many researchers have looked at the area of information quality (IQ) in terms of the technical aspects of SOA, but there is a gap in the literature when it comes to the process of implementing and deploying an enterprise-wide SOA as a phased, evolutionary process. Thus, this article discusses the importance of IQ throughout the implementation of SOA initiatives. SOA team members from seven case organisations which have been carrying out SOA initiatives were interviewed to gain in-depth insights into IQ in these firms. The results from these various real-world experiences indicate that tying together these two distinctive areas -SOA initiatives and IQ strategy -has a positive effect for a broader audience.

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Adopting and Evaluating Service Oriented Architecture in Industry

Cited by 13 publications

References 33 publications

A systematic literature review on SOA migration

A systematic literature review on SOA migration

Integration of the Open Government Data platform into existing Content Management Systems in Kenya

The Importance of Considering Information Quality in the Implementation of Service-Oriented Architecture Initiatives

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