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 Dr.
Stéphane Gagnon is an Assistant Professor at the
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). He is
jointly appointed with the School of Management and
the College of Computing Sciences in the Department
of Information Systems.
His research is focused on
developing new decision models for business adopters
sourcing applications through the Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA). He also carries out comparative
case studies to identify best practices in Business
Process Management (BPM) and the Model Driven Architecture
(MDA), and how their combination with the SOA are
radically changing application development and
process integration.
His academic service includes co-chairing
the International Workshop on Business Services
Networks (BSN). He is also co-chairing the Academic,
SOA, NYC Chapter, and MDA-TOGAF committees of the
Integration Consortium, the leading user-driven association
of SOA professionals.
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TUTORIAL — SOA7:
Integrating the SOA with 7 Enterprise IT Best Practices
The Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) provides a rich development environment
to perform  information, application, process, and infrastructure integration,
and develop applications more rapidly by reusing existing software assets.
As such, the SOA can inherit and build upon the tools and methods of related
approaches to integration and software engineering.
We propose a new model
called "SOA7" for the Service-Oriented Development of Applications
(SODA), integrating 7 key enterprise IT practices and standards into a coherent
methodology and toolbox to develop Service Oriented Business Applications
(SOBA).
We relate the SOA to such technologies as Enterprise Architecture
(EA), Business Process Management (BPM), Model Driven Architecture (MDA),
Event Driven Architecture (EDA), Semantic Web, Grid Computing, and Business
Services Networks (BSN).
We conclude with an outline of "SOA7" as
a set of SODA capabilities, blending the tools and methods of these enterprise
technologies with those of the SOA.
 SOA7
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