How has open-source SOA systems provided DreamWorks
with a unique edge over its competition?
Service-oriented Architectures (SOA) is a set of
methodologies for constructing and designing software in the form of
interoperable services (interoperable means to work together). SOA requires
compatible service and applications to be effective while the metadata must be
understandable by all system designers.
With this method, Dreamworks are to perform tasks
like tracking copyrights and access human resource data. Doing so will keep
them updated with the flows and activities involved to their products. The risk
of their production getting illegally distributed will be set to a minimum,
giving them advantage when their competitors are handling pirates and copyright
issues.
It is also one of the simplest and cheapest method
available. SOA implementation is easy as developers and designers are familiar
with the core mechanics of the technology. Advanced classes to study the
principles are not so necessary. This results to less need to propose major
tasks to high classed development team. Task will be held easier among analyst
and designers and low chance of mistakes will occur.
In conclusion, this method proves to be an
effective and agile for programme management.
There might be no limit to its expansion as how it
is able to evolve from new developing standards, how improvements are more
focused on delivering good service in application, process information and
people.
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