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Although we learn best from our own experiences, it is less painful to learn from other people’s. This presentation outlined John Moe’s experiences with some of the early adopters of SOA, and what lessons could be learnt to help avoid the same mistakes and understand some of the best practice developing around SOA.
For further information, please contact John Moe, Head of Integration Services, on 020 7025 5555 or via email at john.moe@toriglobal.com
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Learning from Other People's SOA Experience - 
On 1st July 2010, TORI Global announced a sponsorship deal with the Norfolk Tennis Academy to provide high quality tracksuits for the young players in the academy, along with much-needed windbreaks. The deal will allow the Academy to publish a 2010/2011 Handbook outlining the expectations and requirements of the coaching programme. There will also be the opportunity for coaches to take Academy players away on a tournament trip later in the year.
John Moe, Head of Integration Services, recently published an article regarding SOA and Service Management for the SOA Institute.
John Moe presented a paper on ‘Learning from Other People’s Experiences’ at the UK WebSphere User Group on 18th March at IBM Bedfont Lakes.
John Moe, Head of Integration Services, recently published an article regarding Service Oriented Analysis in ModernAnalyst.com.
For many years, TORI Global has successfully assisted our clients to better understand their IT Services and Business needs by bringing them together. In a continuous effort to provide the best value we constantly search the market for innovative and smart solutions. We are therefore delighted to recommend dynaTrace Application Performance Management solutions and we were pleased to recently co-host a strategy briefing with Gartner and dynaTrace.
TORI Global are pleased to announce the launch of a quarterly newsletter publication which aims to summarise and discuss topical business and IT issues.
The What, When and Why of a Low-Carbon Future for UK Business - Parliament is balancing twin priorities: leading the UK out of recession whilst enforcing new legislation to reduce carbon emissions as part of the fight against climate change. It is essential to have a meaningful understanding of the opportunities that sustainability can bring to the business community and its role in the economic recovery.
It is essential in current market conditions for leadership and management teams to be operating effectively. Firms are under significant pressure - cost bases need to be reshaped fast to reflect new, tougher business objectives, the impact of mistakes is far greater and infrastructures need the flexibility to quickly switch and re-focus resources.
