SOA Governance
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
While offering major advantages over traditional architecture models in service enablement,
SOA requires strict governance to ensure successful implementation and operation.
Governance relates to the control of the service lifecycle from initial request to final decommission.
SOA Governance centres around the control of people and systems that are allowed to access a certain service.
These controls must be implemented and maintained throughout the lifecycle of a service to ensure service re-use is maximised, service access is controlled and service lifecycle managed.
Our proven governance approach navigates you from project initiation through to runtime monitoring and policy enforcement. We have lead and managed many large projects using several tools and associated repositories.
Being vendor agnostic enable us to guide you in the adoption of tools without external and internal influences and then implement internal processes to ensure that delivery is at the highest quality for the complete SOA lifecycle encompassing:
- SOA Policy Management: to help you define and enforce your governance policies
- SOA Registries and Repositories: to assist you in achieving greater visibility and control of the provision of services with reporting, monitoring and analytics
- SOA Service Provisioning: to ensure that you retain complete control over the service development lifecycle as it impacts your composite application delivery
- SOA Q&A and validation technologies: to guide your enterprise IT in planning, developing, deploying, monitoring, optimising and controlling its distributed, heterogeneous application environments.