Stringing the Quartet - Cloud, SOA, BPM and BI

Published 8th Nov 2010 | Source - Cloud Computing | Pages - 19

This whitepaper describes the power of leveraging together four related assets used by IT to deliver business needs. A brief introduction is provided of each, however the focus of the content is to support an architecture where SOA, the Cloud, Business Process management together with Business Intelligence emerge as the pillars of the model. The target audience of this publication is the Business User who is becoming increasingly tech savvy. Or the Technical architect who is happily becoming increasingly aware of the business relevance of his creation.

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