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• Quo Vadis SOA? - In Translation
• 79 days ago
• Service Oriented Architecture has reached a critical point in its evolution. It has been extensively referenced by application vendors as their newly adopted paradigm for development, as well as by large computing infrastructure powerhouses as their platform for sustainable growth by merging acquired technologies on an accelerated basis. At the same time, the original vision of SOA, to enable fast ...

• Quo Vadis SOA?
• 84 days ago
• The bus called SOA is at a crossroad, and the red light is on. Avenue of Applications that continues to the left looks just like the road the bus came from: frequent traffic jams, well-designed segments with nice and wide lanes merging with rough patches of sheer mess without little hope of ever getting through. A mix of New York, Mexico City and Sao Paolo traffic patterns with patches of Palo Alt ...

• Significant developments that marked 2007 for PLM
• 135 days ago
• Happy New Year. With the last moments of 2007 winding down I wanted to make a brief run-down of main developments that marked the passing year. In the next blog I will highlight our research agenda for the coming year.
  
  For an analyst, it is always difficult to rate impact of significant industry events. Main reason is that analysts try to comprehend all consequences far beyond the imm ...

• On Business Value of Design Simulation Solutions
• 144 days ago
• Few weeks ago, CPDA had a workshop on Design Simulation Data Management hosted by GE Aircraft Engines in Cincinnati. The workshop was attended by a dozen of very active CAE technology strategists who all had experience in using and implementing sophisticated simulation management solutions. The discussion went into much detail of what are key requirements such solutions should satisfy to meet obje ...

• A Semantic SOA Based Approach to Master Data Management
• 169 days ago
• When we talk about master data, we often refer to a set of data elements defining entities that appear in multiple transactions and documents. Examples are data elements defining customers, suppliers, products, parts, prices, etc. Naturally, since these information elements figure as pieces of information in various processes' inputs and outputs, their accuracy and completeness is very critical. Y ...