THE IMPACT OF VOCABULARIES ON END USER SOA STRATEGIES

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THE IMPACT OF VOCABULARIES ON END USER SOA
STRATEGIES
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Session Abstract

• 4/25 (Monday) 315 PMINDUSTRY PANEL THE IMPACT
  OF VOCABULARIES ON END USER SOA STRATEGIES
• Service-oriented architectures (SOAs) are
  considered by many to be the solution for a
  myriad of challenges faced by today's IT
  organizations. This year's OASIS Symposium will
  feature a panel of users from major companies who
  will share overviews of their companies' SOA
  plans/initiatives. They also will address the
  current challenges faced in understanding,
  creating, and implementing an SOA strategy and
  how the various industry vocabularies impact
  these plans.

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Panel Agenda In Brief

• Introduction
• Welcome
• Introducing the panel
• Review key definitions
• SOA Initiative Overviews
• Theme Business v. Technology
• Business benefits of SOA
• Vocabularies
• Security
• Governance
• Global implications
• Internal v. External
• Architecture Strategy
• Existing apps
• Heterogeneous v. Homogeneous
• OASIS Other Standards Bodies
• QA

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The Panelists

• Kathryn Breininger, Boeing
• Bob Roth, Cendant
• John Jackson, GM
• Rafael Martinez, JP Morgan Chase
• John Nida, Lockheed Martin

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Our Definitions

• Vocabulary collection of metadata describing
  tag names, types, structure sometimes process
  for data interchange aka language, dictionary
• Registry a store for metadata and policies,
  possibly including vocabularies
• Metadata examples an XML Schema, a security
  entitlement
• Intermediary a hardware or software proxy
  deployed between systems to provide services,
  example SOAP intermediary
• SOA service oriented architecture

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Examples of Vocabularies

• RosettaNet www.rosettanet.org
• UBL www.oasis-open.org
• ACORD www.acord.org
• FIXml www.fixprotocol.org
• IFX www.ifxforum.org
• MDDL www.mddl.org

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Vertical v. Horizontal Standards
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