Software-Defined Architecture for Applications in Digital Business

Analyst(s): Yefim Natis | Ross Altman
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Summary
Software-defined architecture (SDA) is the breakthrough strategic architects in IT organizations need in order to deliver Web-scale application services for digital business.
Table of Contents
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Analysis
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Old Architecture Models Are Insufficient or Obsolete
- Software-Defined Architecture
- SDA for Application Services
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What's Familiar and What's Different in SDAS
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Old Architecture Models Are Insufficient or Obsolete
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Impacts and Recommendations
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Business software architects: To support Web-scale digital business solutions the use of adaptive, open and manageable application architecture will rise from the "good to have" to essential
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CIOs: Rigid hierarchical IT organizations must evolve to agile social organizations to reflect the fluid nature of software solutions in digital business
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IT technology planners: Service virtualization gateway technology will alter the strategies of users and vendors of IT infrastructure, emerging as a key application infrastructure component for application software in digital business
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Business software architects: To support Web-scale digital business solutions the use of adaptive, open and manageable application architecture will rise from the "good to have" to essential
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