Rethinking SOA Governance

Rethinking SOA governance comes down to understanding and addressing two primary and complementary factors: cost and profit. This article presents a discussion on recognizing the incentives for organizations to undertake an effective SOA governance model through a pragmatic approach of addressing cost and profit.

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