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Towards a model-driven approach for planning a standard-based migration of enterprise applications to SOA

Aboulsamh, 2009

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3350960730774754480
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Aboulsamh M
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2009 Congress on Services-I

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As SOA adoption trend accelerates within industry, enterprises, especially those with large application portfolio, need to carefully plan for their SOA migration. We propose an abstract, model-driven and vendor-independent SOA migration planning approach. Represented as …
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