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Eric Newcomer
Eric Newcomer is Chief Technology Officer at IONA, in which role he is responsible for directing and communicating IONA's technology roadmap, as well as its product strategy as it relates to standards adoption, architecture, and product design. He leads IONA's participation in all standardization activities, and has been involved in Web services standardization activities from the beginning. |
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Assembly Question - Do
Design Patterns Help? By Eric Newcomer One aspect of the debate
over software
productivity and assembly
is whether or not visual
tools can help. I think
that they do - visual
abstractions can be very
meaningful - but I do not
know of any visual system
that actually solves the
complete problem (i.e
none... May. 16, 2008 03:30 PM Reads: 1,310 Replies: 1 | SOA Viewpoint: Have We
Got It All Backwards with
Software Assembly? By Eric Newcomer Back in the 90s I was on
a big project to
standardize enterprise
software. We wrote a few
papers about it, and a
chapter in a book. We
often used the 'Henry
Ford' analogy, which
relates to the impact
standards for
interchangeable parts had
on hard goods
manufact... May. 16, 2008 11:15 AM Reads: 6,753 Replies: 7 | SOA Web Services Journal:
SCA Update By Eric Newcomer This week the new SCA
website went live and in
addition to an update on
the work we've completed
since we kicked it off in
January, we announced new
partners, including Cape
Clear, Interface21,
Primeton Technologies,
Progress Software
(formerly Sonic
Software), Re... Aug. 3, 2006 09:00 AM Reads: 6,602 Replies: 1 | Thinking in Services: Why
Successful SOA Requires a
New Way of Thinking By Eric Newcomer SOA is all about an
approach to IT-a design
encompassing all IT
assets, and the design
has to be mapped to
technology. Historically,
companies used CORBA or
messaging systems such as
WebSphere MQ to implement
their SOA designs. Today,
the preferred SOA
infrastruct... Jun. 5, 2006 10:00 AM Reads: 5,416 | Eric Newcomer's SOA Blog:
This Year's JavaOne
Announcement? By Eric Newcomer Sun has been regularly
and consistently
challenged to make Java
more relevant (e.g. to
XML and Web services) and
more open (i.e. release
control of the JCP and/or
open source Java) but so
far what we have seen
amount to half measures
at best. May. 8, 2006 10:30 AM Reads: 12,856 Replies: 1 | Eric Newcomer's SOA Blog:
"Two Years Before the
Blog - Comments/Pings
Off" By Eric Newcomer I started blogging about
two years ago with this
entry, which was typed
during the initial WS-CAF
face to face meeting.
This might give you some
idea of what attending
these type of committee
meetings is like.
Everyone around the room
with laptops out, surfing
the... Apr. 16, 2006 02:00 AM Reads: 6,387 | Eric Newcomer's SOA Blog:
A Great Definition of
"Software Architecture" By Eric Newcomer During a conversation
over dinner with SOA Web
Services Edge speaker and
SOA Web Services Journal
author, Eric Newcomer,
Microsoft MVP Beth Massi
defined software
architecture in a way
that resonated strongly
with Newcomer. Here he
shares it with readers of
his blog. Mar. 27, 2006 06:30 AM Reads: 8,487 Replies: 3 | "Thinking in Services":
Why Successful SOA
Requires a New Way of
Thinking By Eric Newcomer SOA is all about an
approach to IT - a design
encompassing all IT
assets, and the design
has to be mapped to
technology. Historically,
companies used CORBA or
messaging systems such as
WebSphere MQ to implement
their SOA designs. Today,
the preferred SOA
infrastru... Feb. 5, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 6,840 | Eric Newcomer's SOA Blog:
RPC vs Doc Literal By Eric Newcomer One example I use to
illustrate the difference
is one that I learned
during those long XML
Value conference calls
and meetings. One of the
XML folks from IBM used
the analogy of HTML
frames to illustrate the
point about processing
only what you understand
of the d... Dec. 9, 2005 07:15 PM Reads: 8,575 Replies: 2 | Eric Newcomer's SOA Blog:
SYS-CON.TV SOA Panel Out By Eric Newcomer An easy blog entry to
write. The SOA 'Power
Panel' article and video
are up on the SYS-CON
site. If you get a chance
to watch, let me know
what you think, both of
the content and the form. Dec. 6, 2005 02:15 PM Reads: 6,733 Replies: 1 | The Integration Challenge By Eric Newcomer  In the early days of
business computing,
little attention was paid
to the concept of sharing
application logic and
data across multiple
machines. The big
question faced by an
organization was how to
develop computer systems
to successfully automate
previously manu... Jun. 21, 2005 01:00 PM Reads: 16,689 | So You Want An SOA with
Web Services By Eric Newcomer There is no question that
service-oriented
architecture (SOA) is
quickly becoming one of
the hottest trends in
enterprise computing. IT
departments are inundated
weekly, if not daily,
with the claims and
marketing messages of
vendors announcing myriad
technology a... Oct. 13, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 15,627 | WS-CAF: Standardized Web
Services Transactions and
Composite Applications By Eric Newcomer Who better to explain
about the Web Services
Composite Application
Framework - a collection
of three specs designed
to solve problems that
arise when multiple Web
services are used in
combination - than Eric
Newcomer, co-author of
WS-CAF? Feb. 24, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 12,195 | Keynote Panel:
Asynchronous Web
Services: Unlocking the
Promise of Mobile
Productivity By Jeremy Geelan; Thom Robbins; Eric Newcomer; Alan Boucher Learn how to take
advantage of the
proliferation of mobile
and wireless devices, in
this insightful panel
discussion. Feb. 24, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 22,920 | Can Software Cross the
Standards Divide? By Eric Newcomer No standards movement in
the history of the
software industry has
garnered as much
attention or support as
Web services. After the
previous decade's failed
attempts to reach unity,
the industry has lauded
the promise of more
flexible, open, and
interoperable softw... Feb. 27, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 11,216 | Web Services Edge 2002
East Keynote Eric
Newcomer, CTO, IONA,
Cites Data Independence
as Prime Benefit of Web
Services; Security By Eric Newcomer (May 17, 2002) - WSJ
recently caught up with
Eric Newcomer, chief
technology officer of
IONA, and spent a few
moments discussing trends
in the industry. A
member of the XML
Protocols and Web
Services Architecture
working groups at the
W3C, Eric is a respected
i... Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM Reads: 10,600 |
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