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It’s not easy to predict today’s complex, changing business climate. Organisations face unprecedented numbers of legal, regulatory, and business policy directives, as well as value chain requirements that affect nearly every aspect of their operations. The question is, in a regulated environment, how can organisations control risk, manage it effectively, drive business performance, and ultimately inspire greater stakeholder confidence?

To run a successful business, companies must address market challenges and implement changes to stay competitive in a dynamic global market place. Real-time business agility is the key to business success.

Service Component Architecture (SCA), an SOA specification for transforming IT assets into reusable services, was hailed Tuesday as a way to build services with lower barriers to adoption and link SOA to Web 2.0.

A recent Computerworld feature on SOA focused on the holistic engagement of IT departments in order to ensure the success of an SOA venture. Also discussed was the need to have a perspective on business when targeting SOA.

The Victorian State Revenue Office (SRO) is conducting a mammoth 10-year Service Orientated Architecture (SOA) implementation to revitalise its central payment systems.

Here's a tricky question: Could your company operate during a flu pandemic?

Tibco Software is shipping its ActiveMatrix 2.0 platform Monday for managing SOA, featuring an Eclipse-based development environment and an enterprise service bus.