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The talk I gave at BankTech.06 on embedding SOA in a retail bank, reproduced from the slide deck, including the observation that NAB's ten architecture capabilities described an SOA while carefully avoiding the word.
The talk I prepared for The Enterprise Architecture Conference 2005 in Sydney, on where SOA sits inside an enterprise architecture — the March SOA talk grown into a case study of how MLC sold, governed and proof-of-concept-tested its way towards one.
The Microsoft Architect Council cut of my March 2005 SOA talk - the same deck reopened for twenty-eight seconds that June, the event line changed and the religion slide deleted, and delivered in Sydney on 3 August 2005.
The background presentation Kate Behan gave to open an ACS branch forum on SOA in June 2005, before a panel session I sat on — reproduced from her deck, which drew on my earlier SOA talk and closed by handing the room to the panellists.
A talk I gave at an SOA conference in Sydney in March 2005, arguing that SOA was in danger of being received as one more silver bullet, and that the way to avoid that was to treat it as a religion and go looking for converts.
