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The Competing Values of Data-Oriented vs. Service-Oriented Architectures

The Competing Values of Data-Oriented vs. Service-Oriented Architectures

Title:The Competing Values of Data-Oriented vs. Service-Oriented Architectures (ID: MWRC09_48507)
Author(s):Danney R. Hayden (Illinois State University)
Topics:MWRC09, Organizational Culture, Service-oriented Architecture
Origin:Midwest Regional Conferences (03/24/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Organizations and information system architectures are both embedded with a set of values, beliefs, and assumptions about what they should do and about how they should go about getting things done. This presentation will offer a conceptual framework for understanding the culture of an organization and the cultural differences between data-oriented and service-oriented architectures.

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