Top 5 reasons why SOA fails

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Nov 18, 20051 min

SOA: Sixty percent of respondents in a new survey agreed that their SOA efforts have failed and David Linthicum knows where IT’s pain originates. Linthicum, in fact, lists the top 5 reasons SOA fails as determined by his own research.

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