Sunday, May 27, 2007

If SOA - then THIN

One of the technological trends that is pushing customers towards Thin clients is what is called as SOA (Service Oriented Architecture).

What SOA does is that it can browser-enable several applications without touching the others and thus can approach modernization as an ongoing process rather than a do-or-die, date-driven event for IT departments. With more and more applications becoming browser-enabled and web based, the only device needed to access them is a thin client.

As the article states : The thin client is here to stay, and the browser-based interface is just a better solution for today's rapidly changing business climate. The article ends with a dire threat for organisations not adopting SOA : If your applications aren't ready, your organization won't be a player; it will be an observer.

Interesting read that will give you a whiff of changing macro-technology trends will affect client computing.
http://www.mc-showcase.com/mcpress/showcase.nsf/content/66B83AB4A0AC5521862572D700370DF5

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