Why Service Oriented Architecture Won’t Work in the Corporate Environment (redux)

I sent a colleague a link to a previous post, Why Service Oriented Architecture Won’t Work in the Corporate Environment.


E.S. says (11:45 AM):
i love your blog on SOA

E.S. says (11:45 AM):
Why Service Oriented Architecture Won't Work in the Corporate Environment

sernaferna says (11:45 AM):
hehe Did you read it, or do you just like the title?



E.S. says (11:45 AM):
i read it

E.S. says (11:45 AM):
not in full details but i read it

sernaferna says (11:45 AM):
LOL

sernaferna says (11:46 AM):
Yes, I get kind of long-winded sometimes.

E.S. says (11:46 AM):
its all an issue about having an "Enterprise" architecture

E.S. says (11:46 AM):
Orgs. are having a hard time about buuilding a real enterprise architecture

sernaferna says (11:46 AM):
Which most organizations DON'T have, even if they like to pretend that they do.

E.S. says (11:47 AM):
LLOL exactly

E.S. says (11:47 AM):
i snet your blog to a VP here

sernaferna says (11:47 AM):


sernaferna says (11:47 AM):
My blog will become a meme! lol

E.S. says (11:47 AM):
the vp in charge of Business solutions and SOA

E.S. says (11:48 AM):
i like your references to call centers and customer profiles

E.S. says (11:48 AM):
LOL

E.S. says (11:48 AM):


sernaferna says (11:48 AM):
lol Well, if I get an from him, telling me to mind my own business and stop badmouthing SOA, I'll know why.



E.S. says (11:48 AM):
LOL

sernaferna says (11:50 AM):
Do you mind if I post this conversation to my blog?