MBT Editorial Video: SOA as a Business Process Management Tool
By Manufacturing Business Technology Staff -- Manufacturing Business Technology, 4/30/2009 11:19:00 AM
Service-oriented architecture—or SOA—was a concept developed by IT professionals to ease the process of integrating the growing number of disparate applications that were sprouting on corporate networks. But it soon became apparent that a properly structured SOA could have much greater value: serving as a platform for the quick, easy creation of new, innovative business processes. This Webcast will highlight manufacturers are using SOAs to build the agile technical and business infrastructures that are necessary to maintain a competitive edge in a constantly changing business environment.
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To what extend SOA applicable to CAD related business processes? I mean product development using advanced 3D editors like Siemens NX, CATIA, etc. It would be great to produce 3D data according to the pre-defined process plan, upon role&task based request, and not loading applications themselves locally.
Is it possible to explode existing applications by functional units and deliver them via application server as independent portlets?
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