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Access this informative case study to learn how Ecuador's tax management agency utilized a Linux solution to enable and promote internet-based tax return filing, reducing processing times and avoiding increased infrastructure complexity.
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Understand how SOA governance can fit within an overall corporate governance framework and learn how to effectively apply SOA governance through the appropriate decisions and progress measurements.
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This white paper shows how Oracle WebLogic Server supports the next generation of enterprise applications and services. Learn how to leverage the Java EE 5 advantage and dramatically speed development of SOA applications.
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After studying dozens of designs for application monitoring, it has been found that the optimal solution is often achieved through simple synthetic transaction monitors.
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This white paper discusses the differences between SOA and BPM, and explores the benefits of combining the two for organizational initiatives.
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Cloud-adoption solutions to prevent from violating corporate policy. Companies carefully craft security policies to protect sensitive enterprise data, intellectual property and financial information.
