1 Strike Planning Enterprise Strike Planning Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture Service Oriented Architecture Mr. George Mayer Deputy Program Manager Email: [email protected](301) 757-8019 Precision Strike Technology Symposium October 19, 2006
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•• Services offered over the web and within the Services offered over the web and within the enterprise using XMLenterprise using XML--based standardsbased standards
•• Implementation of services using componentImplementation of services using component--based based software engineering (CBSE) architecturesoftware engineering (CBSE) architecture
•• An architectural, procedural, and organizational An architectural, procedural, and organizational mindset that is servicemindset that is service--orientedoriented, and which can , and which can merge the web services technology and CBSE merge the web services technology and CBSE potential into a potential into a synergisiticsynergisitic wholewhole
McGovern, James, et al. Enterprise Service Oriented Architectures, The Netherlands: Springer, 2006
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SOA BenefitsSOA Benefits
•• Focus on Business ProcessesFocus on Business Processes•• Source of Enterprise Source of Enterprise ““Competitive AdvantageCompetitive Advantage””
•• Separation of technology platforms from the business Separation of technology platforms from the business services offered, and from the business logic that services offered, and from the business logic that implements those servicesimplements those services
•• Speed and AgilitySpeed and Agility•• Respond quickly to changes in Business ProcessesRespond quickly to changes in Business Processes
•• Reduce cycle time to implement new Business ProcessesReduce cycle time to implement new Business Processes
•• Cost Cost •• ReRe--use/Extension of available components and servicesuse/Extension of available components and services
•• Federation of servicesFederation of services
McGovern, James, et al. Enterprise Service Oriented Architectures, The Netherlands: Springer, 2006
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Service Oriented ArchitectureService Oriented Architecture
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•• Phase 1: Focus on the dataPhase 1: Focus on the data•• Remove the redundancy (establish TC2S enterprise data holdings)Remove the redundancy (establish TC2S enterprise data holdings)•• Remove the costly, inefficient interfaces. (applications interacRemove the costly, inefficient interfaces. (applications interact with data rather than each other)t with data rather than each other)
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creation of Digital Elevation Matrices)creation of Digital Elevation Matrices)•• Introduce PCIntroduce PC--based tools for targeting and imagerybased tools for targeting and imagery--based productsbased products
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•• Time Sensitive TargetsTime Sensitive Targets•• Use Use ““prepre--plannedplanned”” processes for TSTprocesses for TST
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