SOA Governance Benefits
Explore the benefits users and organizations realize by implementing SOA Governance. Includes business impact, organizational benefits, application development results and much more.
| Why SOA Needs a Governance Framework |
| "A good governance framework provides three main benefits all which lead to increased enterprise confidence in the IT Department's ability to deliver upon the promise of SOA. 1) Full utilization of services (e.g. SOA processes) because they are known and accessible to other developers within the organization which results in improved ROI, 2) Predictable performance (i.e. no high volume glitches or expensive underutilization) and 3) Prevention of security breaches and/or methods to detect or trace any potential breaches." |
| Igor Khurgin, Saurabh Verma, ITWorldCanada |
| IAM - GRC - SOA |
| As part of a presentation showing how SOA Governance relates and adds value to identity and access management, the author opines on why SOA Governance is relevant: "1) Software audits as legal requirements, 2) Managing risks - business processes are at the core of risks, 3) Reducing the costs of software development (avoiding unnecessary costs as part of governance), and 4) In general - not only business processes, but secure business processes." (See slide 14) |
| Martin Kuppinger, Kuppinger Cole |
| SOA and Web 2.0 Mash-ups for Business Enhancement |
| "Another risk with SOA is the issue of change control and SOA governance. If an SOA service changes, it could have an impact on a number of applications and therefore have a detrimental effect on a company's systems, whereas if you change a module within a single application, the impact is much smaller. The upshot of this is that SOA interfaces have to be well defined, documented and tightly controlled from a change point of view, hence a need for strict SOA governance." |
| Sergey Karas, Luxoft |
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