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It looks interesting Wang. Does it exist an English version?

I just collected it for learning SQL, and there are no English version. It must be my mistake to share it on this place. Sorry for that.

manufacturing standards for automation systems architecture

Non profit organization for IT architects

Does OAuth replace existing federation deployments. Would OAuth, WS-Trust, and SAML work together? The answer is no. In fact, OAuth is built to use any authentication system, local or federated

Management is the backbone of any company. No company can survive for long with a weak management. If the employees of the company are the gems on a crown, management is the diamond studded at the center. Cost management is an important part of it.

Biometrics has captured the world with a storm! Enhanced security is a promise with this technology. You may forget the conventional means of security. No need to employ human beings for identity verification. It can be done by this system.

Management is the backbone of any company. No company can survive for long with a weak management. If the employees of the company are the gems on a crown, management is the diamond studded at the center.

Face recognition system for no-contact biometric face identification and verification. No human touch technology based facial detection and authentication.

Gone are the days of primitive visitor management! Electronic devices for visitor management are the need of the day. Areas with a large number of visitors adopt visitor management system to keep a track of the people checking in and out of the building. Schools use the system to prevent crime against children. Highly secured government offices install this device to control unauthorized access to sensitive data.

A pessimistic approach towards SOA seems to prevail in some blogs. But these opinions strike me by surprise. In the industries I am working for - public sector, healthcare and Defense/ public security - SOA is predominant and you will find only rare examples of tenders where SOA is not highlighted as the guiding principle for the whole architecture. SAP's CTO Vishal Sikka has already provided the community with some very helpful insights concerning these discussions. I just want to add some points from an architect's point of view: From my point of view it is not the SOA approach itself which should be questioned but the way how we architects sometimes work on SOA. Some of the mistakes that are listed below I have encountered during my SOA projects. Others are based on discussions with other architects and decision makers inside and outside SAP, from customers and from partners. My intention is simple: I want to help to avoid these mistakes in the future and to strengthen the SOA approach which is for me without an alternative.

SOA ist nicht tot - SOA ist Mainstream

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