SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE (SOA) - By (Kratika Hada) INTRODUCTION: Service oriented architecture (SOA) is a concept of modern information technology. It is an architectural design which is based on loosely coupled with integrating software components which provides services. A service is a piece of functionality which has a service provider in order to deliver end results for a service consumer. Along with web services SOA allows seamless integration by abstraction from complexity thus it provides an approach to deal with the challenges of such complex software environment. It create heterogeneous …show more content…
The INFINET support layer was custom-made version it said to be middleware. 2.) HOMEGROWN Middleware: In 1984, a message Queuing middleware is invented. There is one more invention said to be Publish and Subscribe Addressing at that time. Homegrown system is a bad idea, so we divert our mind towards DEC's network and communication group for message queuing product for development and marketing. Above are some types of inventions which are done and has drawback of SOA. SOA CASE STUDY: The first commercial example of end user customer is DEC's initial 3 month consultation at Wells Fargo, which was began in October, 1993. In May of 1995, business case for SOA came, that project was completed in 60 days project cycle because if banking web sites which had already been developed for further internal applications. TO poof the competitive advantage aspects of SOA, the Well Fargo stands for impressive case study. ARCHITECTURE • INTERACTIVE POINT : Service interactive points has several services such as: i.)Interactive Services: Using portals and other web technologies, capability and functions are deliver content or data to customer and …show more content…
From above we have only 3 most important applications which are describe below: 1.) INTEROPERABILITY: Interoperability is the services assume to be possible with other services which are related to hardware and software platform. In this the important task is to changing the current economic conditions. An important issue related to interoperability is integrated traditional enterprises to being replaced by business networks in which each and every company contain some products or services. For reduced cost and increased flexibility this system can supply chains which is more rapidly established to involved the companies. Web service interoperability has both syntactic and semantic
Network monitoring now is limited because of the number of servers it takes to deal with the large influx of router data. Router manufacturers have been attempting to combat this by adding counters to the routers that report on the number of data packets a router has processed during some time interval, but adding counters for every special task would be impractical and put more stress on servers since they would need thousands more to process the flood of data coming in. To combat this a system called Marple was created by researchers at MIT, Cisco Systems, and Barefoot Networks(Hardesty). Marple involves a programming language the allows network operators to specify a wide range of network-monitoring tasks and a small set of simple circuit elements that can execute any function specified in the language.
Support service must be provided through the developer or supplier of the technological product. Alternatively, monitoring and other support services for the new technology can be outsourced to a tech center that services the system. This might include support for technology infrastructure, hardware, software applications and communications. All staff should then be trained in operating the new system and customer must be made aware of the new service being offered to them before the implementation stage. Finally risk management assessments should be performed and contingency plans developed to respond to worst case scenarios as Dream Destination must be realistic about the disadvantages of implementation of new technologies and resistance to change by
For the first phase of this project, I started by contacting the company to find out who could provide me the view of what the company environment looks like. I wanted to get a holistic view so I could understand all the components and how they function together. Starting from the beginning at the website, this is where customers can log into their account to retrieve their information and move or withdraw money. I learned that this process works by redirecting the user to the FIS validation login page and FIS authenticates the user in their system. There is nothing that is performed on the company website; just think of a police officer standing in the middle of the street pointing to where you need to go.
I will be able to develop the network architecture for various clients and also install, deploy, maintain, troubleshoot product and test services according to their needs. Client requirements may be at local, wide area or an organization level. This will help me to interact with the end user and will help me know their demands. Interaction will be among the users, infrastructure vendors like Internet service providers, software vendors who together make up a communication network and integrate services in them and keep the communication system
1. What types of applications are described here? What business functions do they support How do they improve operational efficiency and decision making? Applications described here are email, design, spreadsheets and which would support the operational functions of a business. The iPad and iPhone in the case of Eric Jackson allows him to be mobile conduct business with clients and employees share ideas designs and hold meetings without being present.
Additionally, operations are often conducted away from the office, or in austere environments utilizing mobile broadband and laptop computer. Having access to the organizations data in an organized efficient manner is essential. Finally, a centralized knowledge management system allows organizations to share and collaborate much
Bank of America: Mobile Banking This essay is based on the case “Bank of America: Mobile Banking” which is dated on May 2012. We will first present benefits mobile banking provide to consumers and highlight reasons why many consumers haven’t adopted mobile banking yet. Furthermore, we will look into Bank of America motivation to offer mobile banking to its customers and review associated costs and risks of mobile banking implementation. Then understand what lessons can the bank learn from its online banking operations and analyze costs and benefits of having customers migrate to online banking.
6.1.6 1. The centerpiece of the U.S. economy is its banking system. A. Banks in the U.S. practice fractional reserve banking. Explain what this means. (4 points)
Through the use of innovative technology, Wells Fargo aims at creating new kinds of lasting value for businesses and customers and also increase efficiency for the internal
This paper presents an overview of Kmart retail supply chain in New Zealand. Various IT systems and software used by Kmart are presented in this paper. The new IT systems and business applications are also proposed. In retail sector, IT is involved at every point right from supply chain management to POS terminals for transaction processing. Efficient use of technology and IT systems can bring innovation.
Walmart, an American multinational retail corporation runs a chain of large departments and warehouses across the Globe. It was established in 1962 and has the largest IT infrastructure in the world . A large part of its success comes from its implementation of Information technology and its related systems in its Supply Chain Management. Its state-of-the-art
What is Web Design? A Web site is the final output of a Web design. The Web site sits on a Web server where electronic files are stored. The Web site presents the contents and interactive features or interfaces to the end user in the form of Web pages.
Process Drive to achieve functional excellence and integration across all major processes. - Core supply chain processes driving the business. - Best in class approaches to our core processes (manufacturing, integrated demand planning, procurement, cycle-time, compression, dynamic deployment) - Bulk linkages with suppliers and customers. C. Organization Providing the critical success factors of cohesion, harmony and integration across organization entities - Level of cross functional integration is required to manage core processes effectively - Leverage cross-company skills and abilities - Performance measurement and reporting structure help to achieve objectives D. Technology Empowers the Supply Chain to operate on a new level of performance and is creating clear competitive advantages for those companies able to harness it.
In addition, different National business systems have their own way of dealing methods and protocol. Therefore, diamond framework can only be use as a general
This is a highly personalized communication tool, which is addressed to a specific person through telephone marketing, emails, online media or mobile messages etc. It’s allows for customer interaction and is well suited for highly targeted marketing efforts. A disadvantage is that most people regard direct marketing as junk mail as people associate the company using direct mails being of lower status and quality.