Nice article and a good retrospective.
http://atownley.org/2006/12/socio-political-and-commercial-motivations-for-ws/
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Just a Side note that WS and SOA go long way as a pair. I am not sure what your thoughts on it is but in my experience WS is not there where it can realize the vision of SOA. Though WS was designed to meet the SOA standards.
Would love to see your thoughts in form of a blog sometime :)
Cheers :)
- Samir
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