Sonic Software SOA Maturity Model Quick Reference
* SOA Maturity Model Level 1: This is the initial learning and initial project phase of SOA adoption. Projects here are typically done to simultaneously meet a specific need to implement functionality while trying out specific technologies and an approach to SOA.
* SOA Maturity Model Level 2: At this level, standards are set as to the technical governance of SOA implementation, typically under leadership of the architecture organization.
* SOA Maturity Model Level 3:A partnership forms between technology and business organizations in order to assure that the use of SOA provides clear business responsiveness.
* SOA Maturity Model Level 4: Level 4 focuses on measuring and presenting these processes at the business level so as to provide continuous feedback on the performance and business impact of the processes implemented at Level 3.
* SOA Maturity Model Level 5: The SOA information systems becomes the "enterprise nervous system" and takes action automatically according to events occurring at the business level according to rules optimizing business goals.
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SOA Governance: Framework and Best Practices An Oracle White Paper
HP: SOA Maturity Assessment at Electrabel
Decorating Your SOA Services With Governance Enforcement ContractsMichael Wheaton, Principal Engineer, SOA Center of Excellence, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Keys to Successful Governance with SOA
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BPTrends - April 2007 - SOA Maturity Model
IBM Data Governance Maturity Model
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SOA Governance: 'Not Much' Success, Panelists Say (2/14/2008)
"Dave Estrom from Sun challenged the panel, saying, "I think SOA stands for Snake Oil Architecture...customers are asking for specifics, not platitudes."
"Another concrete step would be a service registry or repository "like IBM's WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
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