Ebusiness technologies: foundations and practice: Track 8
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Major retailers today face a major challenge to manage and distribute goods from suppliers around the world. What systems enable big business to keep in touch with latest sales information from their stores? How are Internet and Web technologies and their associated applications used in practice? This album explores how these technologies are changing the way businesses operate internally and externally. The seven video tracks examine a Tesco supply chain and present an insider's view of web services in a variety of environments - including IVIS (creators of Tesco direct), Deutsche bank and IBM. This material forms part of the course T320, Ebusiness technologies: foundations and practice.
Track 8: What SOA offers
Developers identify the pitfalls for businesses and the advantages of Business Process Management. What are the future trends around SOA?
A trusting relationship. How produce is reared and delivered, the pressures of market demands and the contract with Tesco.
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The lettuce supplier
A look at web services from the developers' perspective: interoperativity, reuse, open message exchange and security.
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Web services in practice
Developers discuss legislative compliance, point to point connections, HTTPS and SSL network based solutions and authentication methods.
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Customer Security
Practical issues when building an appropriate service. The importance of setting standards and devising a professional infrastructure.
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Redefining the Profession
Developers identify the pitfalls for businesses and the advantages of Business Process Management. What are the future trends around SOA?
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What SOA offers
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Originally published: Friday, 26 March 2010
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