SOA
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| Simplifying Multicore Optimization for Enterprise Applications [Blogs] There has been much written and discussed about the technology advantages and business value of multi-core computing. At Oracle Open World last week, Intel's CEO provided several compelling examples o ... Posted: 2008-09-29 10:16:26 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | Multi-core development, SOA, xml |
| Semantic normalization: making sense out of health data [Blogs] In my last post I looked under the hood at data interoperability, examining the need for the normalization of both "syntactic" and "semantic" aspects of healthcare data. In this post I will present a ... Posted: 2008-09-23 14:21:42 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, integration |
| Designing for gray scale: under the hood of medical terminology translation [Blogs] My last couple posts have touched on the importance of data standards in enabling interoperability in healthcare. It is important to recognize, however, that data standardization is not about dictatin ... Posted: 2008-10-02 13:59:18 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, integration |
| Modeling in the Service Oriented Architecture [Knowledgebase] by Roger Smith Introduction By associating a specification with core Web service elements, Design by Contract gives developers the ability at the design phase of development to reduce conceptual fla ... Posted: 2008-10-31 10:38:46 by | SOA |
| On-Demand Webcasts [Knowledgebase] Service Oriented Enterprise: An Architect's ViewThis presentation introduces some of the emergent technologies and architecture such as SOA, Grid, and Virtualization under the umbrella of Service Orie ... Posted: 2008-10-27 17:21:56 by | SOA, webcasts |
| Attend the XML technical session at Oracle OpenWorld [Knowledgebase] Attend the XML technical session at Oracle OpenWorld, and get face time with the Intel XML software products and technology experts and tap into how Intel® XML Software Suite, enables you to get ... Posted: 2008-11-19 15:28:12 by | SOA, Web 2.0, oracle openworld, xml |
| What's better for implementing SOA: All-in-One Stack or Best-of-Breed? [Blogs] Classic architecture considerations never seem to pass up a generation. The classic debate of whether it is better to buy and implement an "all-in-one" SOA stack from one vendor or to embark on a "b ... Posted: 2008-10-08 18:02:25 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, xml |
| The need for a "Right-Sized" SOA [Blogs] I have been writing over the last month or so about how the adoption of SOA is evolving in organizations and that in most cases tactical deployment is occuring by individual business domain driving th ... Posted: 2008-10-24 14:05:02 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, xml |
| Healthcare applications that depend on data standardization [Blogs] In my last few posts I touched on the value of health data interoperability and specifically on how medical terminology translation is a key enabler for data standardization and semantic normalization ... Posted: 2008-10-27 21:08:19 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, integration |
| Some Upcoming Webinars [Blogs] As I mentioned in my last post, there are several upcoming events where we will be dicussing the emerging trends in service oriented architectures. The full listing is available at the News & E ... Posted: 2008-11-06 08:04:52 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, XML acceleration, xml |
| Design approaches for patient identification in health networks [Blogs] My last few posts have looked at the role of data standardization and terminology translation in enabling healthcare organizations to exchange information that can be understand by all. Terminology tr ... Posted: 2008-11-12 22:27:15 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, integration, MPI |
| SOA Trends Webinar [Blogs] I recently participated in a Dr Dobbs Webinar with SOA Industry expert David Linthicum. The topic of the webinar is the evolving trends in SOA deployments. The webinar covers how SOA deployments start ... Posted: 2008-12-04 08:03:41 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, xml |
| SaaS Architecture and API Trends Webinar [Blogs] Next week I will be participating in a Dr Dobbs webinar on SaaS. The specific topic is about how SaaS platforms are evolving and what are emerging key architectural models for secure, reliable and i ... Posted: 2008-12-12 13:43:01 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, xml |
| It's 2009 ... Are we still talking about SOA? [Blogs] Happy New Year to all of you :-). As each year passes and a new one begins I often find myself thinking about where to focus or re-focus my time and energy. Recently I have been forwarded or have ... Posted: 2009-01-09 15:50:35 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, XML acceleration, xml |
| A New Release of Intel® SOA Expressway [Blogs] The next major release of Intel® SOA Expressway is finished and contains a number of new feature enhancements. I’ve put together a bullet list below: Feature Highlights: Application Runne ... Posted: 2009-01-16 10:25:21 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, XML acceleration, xml, soa expressway |
| SOA and SaaS ... What's the Difference? [Blogs] This might sound odd to some of you reading this, but I am regularly asked the following question ... "What is the difference between SOA and SaaS?". Given the acronym soup of the IT industry I am ... Posted: 2008-08-18 15:03:30 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | EAI, Enterprise Application Integration, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus, ESB, Federated Intermediary, Java Message Services, JMS, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, XML acceleration, XML acceleration appliance, XML appliance, XML Security, XML security appliance, SaaS, xml, Cloud Computing, Software as a Service, OnDemand Apps |
| Mainframe SOA [Blogs] In many conversations I participate in regarding Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), part of the conversation oftens leads to "....how best can I incorporate my mainframe in the SOA architecture...". ... Posted: 2008-08-27 10:36:09 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | SOA, XML acceleration, xml |
| Enabling hospitals and their affiliated physicians to stay connected [Blogs] Hospitals and IDNs are increasingly looking for new ways to stay connected with their affiliated physicians to enable sharing of health information, streamline the referrals process, and provide seaml ... Posted: 2009-01-22 13:18:51 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, Labs, intel |
| Governing Services ... What does it take? [Blogs] Service governance is a topic I find myself engaged in often now. The discussions take many forms such as: "What is governance?", "How do I apply it to my service architecture"?, "What vendors ... Posted: 2009-02-03 17:04:00 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | EAI, Enterprise Application Integration, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus, ESB, Federated Intermediary, Java Message Services, JMS, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, XML acceleration, XML acceleration appliance, XML appliance, XML Security, XML security appliance, xml, governance, IT Governance, Service Oriented Architecture Governance, SOA Governance |
| Practical Recommendations for Delivering Software Services [Blogs] As I wrote about in the beginning of this year is SOA dead as many pundits proclaim? Or are there new targeted approaches to Service Delivery that are mature, practical, economical, and better posit ... Posted: 2009-02-10 14:01:56 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | EAI, Enterprise Application Integration, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus, ESB, Federated Intermediary, Java Message Services, JMS, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, XML acceleration, XML acceleration appliance, XML appliance, XML Security, XML security appliance, xml, Service Governance, Service Router |
| Standardizing Software Services [Blogs] I recently participated in a webinar with Ken Rubin from HP (formerly EDS) who is the Chief Architect for their Healthcare practice. The webinar was sponsored by the Healthcare Information Manageme ... Posted: 2009-03-02 11:32:49 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | EAI, Enterprise Application Integration, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus, ESB, Federated Intermediary, Java Message Services, JMS, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, XML acceleration, XML acceleration appliance, XML appliance, XML Security, XML security appliance, healthcare, xml, HL7, HIMSS, HIPAA X12, HIT, HSSP, IHE, OMG, software services |
| Applying SOA to improve US Medicaid and Medicare [Blogs] Whew, it has been a while since I wrote my last blog. New initiatives for the new year have been keeping me fully consumed. However, one of these new initiatives has reached a point where it was t ... Posted: 2009-04-29 14:41:30 by Joseph Natoli (Intel) | EAI, Enterprise Application Integration, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus, ESB, Federated Intermediary, Java Message Services, JMS, Service Oriented Architecture, SOA, XML acceleration, XML acceleration appliance, XML appliance, XML Security, XML security appliance, xml, CMS, HHS, Medicaid, Medicare, MITA, MITA 2.0 |
| XSLT 2.0 from Intel on the way [Blogs] Is Intel still interested in developing XML and XSLT products? After the discontinuation of the Intel XML Software Suite earlier this year, many seem to have concluded that Intel has left the game fo ... Posted: 2009-08-18 13:06:42 by Russell Davoli (Intel) | SOA, xml software, xslt |
| Intel announces Intel® SOA Expressway R2.3 and partnership with Sophos for Highly Regulated, Secure SOA [Blogs] Today, the Intel® SOA Expressway product team has announced some of the great strides it has made with the latest release. Security Policy Designer: The Intel® SOA Expressway gateway now allows r ... Posted: 2009-10-21 06:35:14 by Joshua Painter (Intel) | SOA, soft appliance, soa expressway, SOA Governance, 11g, CA SiteMinder, FIPS-104-2, FMW, HIPAA, HSM, IBM Tivoli, Integrated Governance, Oracle Fusion, Policy Enforcement, Release 2.3, Runtime Governance, SafeGuard CryptoServer, SAML, Security Gateway, Software AG Centrasite, software appliance, Sophos, XA |