Outlook Series | Bullet Proofing Web Services | Wayne Ariola, VP of Corporate Development at Parasoft

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SOA is an approach to develop reusable web services.

Good web services design fosters SOA discipline which in turns yields business agility.

However, there are numerous opportunities for things to go wrong with web services development.

Even the slightest mistake can cause a propagated error that could adversely effect system reliability and security.

Leveraging a systematic approach to error prevention is key to bullet proofing your web services and optimizing your SOA.

We interview Wayne Ariola to gain insight into SOA testing and business continuity planning.

Wayne is Vice President of Corporate Development at Parasoft.

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