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Enterprise application integration / Software architecture / Web services / Enterprise architecture / Service-oriented architecture / Component-based software engineering / Service / Service-oriented modeling / Service-oriented architecture implementation framework
Date: 2004-02-16 17:18:00
Enterprise application integration
Software architecture
Web services
Enterprise architecture
Service-oriented architecture
Component-based software engineering
Service
Service-oriented modeling
Service-oriented architecture implementation framework

Towards a Pattern Language for Web Services Architecture Ali Arsanjani, Senior Consulting I/T Architect, Component Competency Lead IBM Global Services National EAD Center of Competency and Maharishi University of Managem

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