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Udi Dahan

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Is Your Data Ready for SOA? Posted: May 3, 2006 4:30 PM
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I just received an email invitation from Fawcette to a webcast on the following topic:

Meeting the SOA data challenge: Using data services to Web service-enable existing data sources and generate XML schema-compliant data.

I didn't know you could put some much hype-laden bull into a single sentence.

There is so much worthless blathering going on masquerading as information, by so-called pundits from (until now) seemingly respectable companies, that it just makes me sick. It's a whole new level of marketing, and decision-makers are falling for it.

What's the real point of the webcast?

"We’ll also discuss how MetaMatrix Dimension, a new product from MetaMatrix, makes is easier for software developers to create XML schema-compliant Web services from their existing relational and legacy data sources – all without coding."

Repeat after me: There is no silver bullet. There is NO silver bullet. You already know this. So stop looking for one.

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