Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF): Logical Design Composition

This logical design composition tutorial describes yet another SOMF design capability that can be leveraged in Enterprise Architect when modeling service deployment to a production environment. Moreover, the paper introduces design styles that can be applied to a service ecosystem, and devises superior distribution, federation, and collaboration of services across an organization and beyond.

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Lisa Gore

Lisa Gore

Methodologies Corporation (Chief Technology Officer)
Lisa Gore is the training executive of Methodologies Corporation, based in NJ, USA. She manages all training aspects, including training material, training development, training contracts, and marketing.

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