Service-Oriented Computing

1. Service

1.1. Service Model

1.1.1. Utility Services

1.1.2. Task Services

1.1.3. Entity Services

1.2. Web Service

1.2.1. Standards

1.2.1.1. WS-*

1.2.1.1.1. WS-Policy

1.2.1.2. WS-I Basic Profile

1.2.1.3. UDDI

1.2.1.4. XSD

1.2.1.5. WSDL

1.2.1.6. SOAP

1.2.2. Service Contract

1.2.2.1. WSDL

1.2.2.2. XSD

1.2.2.3. WS-Policy

1.2.3. Service Logic

1.2.4. Message Processing Logic

1.3. Granularity

1.3.1. Service Granularity

1.3.2. Capability Ganularity

1.3.3. Data Granularity

1.3.4. Constraint Granularity

2. Goals

2.1. Increased Intrinsic Interoperability

2.2. Increased Federation

2.3. Increased Vendor Diversification Options

2.4. Increased Business and technology Domain Alignment

2.5. Increased ROI

2.6. Increased Organizational Agility

2.7. Reduced IT burden

3. Primaire parts

3.1. Service-Oriented Architecture

3.2. Service-Orientation

3.3. Service-Oriented Solution Logic

3.4. Services

3.5. Service Compositions

3.6. Service Inventory

4. Design Principles

5. Origins and Influences

5.1. Object-Orientation

5.2. Web Services

5.3. BPM

5.4. EAI

5.5. AOP

6. Processes