Naveen Kulkarni specializes in Web services and service-oriented architecture. He currently works with the Web Services Centre of Excellence in SETLabs, the technology research division at Infosys Technologies, India. He has published papers in international conferences such as the IEEE International Conference of Web Services and has spoken at various industry forums exclusively on Web services. His interests include enterprise adoption of services, legacy modernization, and capacity planning, as well as QoS in Web services ecology.
Enterprises have started to realize the value of Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA) and have adopted it as a mainstream enterprise IT
architecture. However it's important for enterprises to realize that SOA
presents a significantly different business and technology adoption model
from a management perspective.
Business Service Management (BSM) is an approach to managing and making
visible the impact of changes in business and IT. The IT infrastructure
library is a framework for managing IT services. In this article we will
explore the challenges in managing services in SOA and propose a way for BSM
and ITIL to be used to build a platform for managing services in an SOA
ecosystem.
Service Management in Enterprises
Broadly put services can be categorized into two types, ... (more)
Web services have evolved from plain application-integration enablers to
value-added stand-alone functionality providers such as getting a quote to a
comprehensive business function like processing orders. Enterprises are
exploiting this new revenue model by offering such business functions as
services on usage basis. Information sharing instances such as Amazon's
e-commerce services hav... (more)
Naveen Kulkarni specializes in Web services and service-oriented architecture. He currently works with the Web Services Centre of Excellence in SETLabs, the technology research division at Infosys Technologies, India. He has published papers in international conferences such as the IEEE International Conference of Web Services and has spoken at various industry forums exclusively on Web services. His interests include enterprise adoption of services, legacy modernization, and capacity planning, as well as QoS in Web services ecology.
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