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	Current strategic initiative on the SOA based application in your organization is:
		No specific SOA strategy is DEFINED / USED
		Shared service usage is LIMITED to new applications
		A comprehensive APPROACH IS USED and deployed

Many organizations face serious challenges in their SOA implementations. Before the start of the process, there is often confusion. When the process is set in motion, there is uncertainty. The initiative is sometimes delayed and often gets off to a bad start. The lack of clarity at the beginning and the ambiguities as the process is set in motion, often take their toll – the implementation goes off the mark, fails to meet cost and time stipulations and falls short of generating real business value.

Companies want agility. Years of cumulative layers of databases, applications, and other technologies have made enterprise architectures rigid and unfriendly. How do organizations raise their chances of success? In this edition, we share Hexaware’s adoption roadmap through a phased approach to SOA.

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Rusi Brij, CEO & Vice Chairman,
Hexaware Technologies

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