Outlook Series | Lloyd Dugan, CTO IES

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Enterprise Architecture Planning can help improve asset productivity and lower costs.

Leveraging a SOA and web services framework is key to succeeding with that plan.

The framework should help break bigger activities into manageable smaller ones that connect.

Consequently, SOA and Web Services technologies can provide powerful tools and capabilities to effect migration towards an Enterprise Architecture (EA).

We interview Lloyd Dugan to gain IES' perspective on EA migrations.

Lloyd is Information Engineering Services' CTO.

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Click here to send an email question to Lloyd Dugan.