Service-oriented architecture: theory and practice

Theoretically speaking, there are no doubts about the advantages of SOA (service-oriented architecture): Central software components can be combined and configured to fit different uses and for different divisions of an organization in multiple ways. Thereby, development cost and time are reduced. However, this requires that the central SOA components are actually used company-wide in an efficient way. Practice shows: This doesn’t happen by itself.

Therefore, we do not only develop and implement service-oriented architectures. With our own framework USE (Unified SOA Execution) we also make sure that our clients derive practical benefit from the theoretical advantages of SOA.