[UgaBYTES] Can SOA help in business Management

[Kiringai Kamau]

Edward,
You know you are right on the SOA perspective. Business ceased long ago
being organized via functions because you have no separator between
information and finance. You only need a finance man who is an ICT person
and your issues are sorted out.

The solution is multiskilling.

Kiringai



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[mailto:ugabytes-bounces at lists.ugabytes.org] On Behalf Of lugalama edward
Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 9:42 AM
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Subject: [UgaBYTES] Can SOA help in business Management

According to a recent survey, more than half of companies do not designate a
specific group to lead business process management (BPM) initiatives,
instead spreading the responsibility among IT, finance and operations, and
other business areas. This creates obvious potential for conflicts between
the business and IT. While most folks agree that the business should be
responsible for process definition, it gets more contentious when activity
shifts from definition and modeling to implementation. Is there anything
that can bring the two sides closer together on BPM? The answer may be
service-oriented architecture  (SOA).
 
Lugalama Edward 
Buwama Multi Purpose Community Tele centre.


      
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