Michael Mullaley is the director of enterprise marketing at Ciena. For over 20 years, he has conceived and launched networking, server, and biometric products. Michael is an active speaker in his industry. He has presented on a variety of topics at top industry events, including Networld+Interop, COMDEX, Wall Street & Technology Association conferences, Computerworld?s Enterprise Management World, and HP Technology Forum.
The widespread adoption of distributed computing has been prognosticated for
many years. Finally, a critical mass has been created of both enabling and
demand trends that will ultimately realize the promised wave of distributed
computing applications. This wave of distributed computing will have a
profound impact on businesses and government agencies in many ways - and one
area that will be particularly affected is wide-area networks (WAN).
SOA-Enabling Trends
Web services-based service-oriented architecture (SOA) is an evolved form of
distributed computing that can trace its roots to earlier architectures such
as CORBA and JINI. However, XML (the key protocol for Web services) has a
level of sophistication and widespread acceptance that CORBA and JINI never
achieved. Al... (more)
Michael Mullaley is the director of enterprise marketing at Ciena. For over 20 years, he has conceived and launched networking, server, and biometric products. Michael is an active speaker in his industry. He has presented on a variety of topics at top industry events, including Networld+Interop, COMDEX, Wall Street & Technology Association conferences, Computerworld?s Enterprise Management World, and HP Technology Forum.
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