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Enterprise Semantics: Aligning Service-Oriented Architecture with the Business

Bringing agility, transparency, and integration to your Web services infrastructure

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    Joshua Fox is a senior software architect at Unicorn Solutions (www.unicorn.com), developing semantic information management systems for the enterprise. He has experience developing large-scale clustered Java systems for Internet collaboration and multimedia delivery, and has published and lectured widely. He can be reached at joshua.fox@unicorn.com.

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    Joram Borenstein is a senior marketing manager at Unicorn Solutions (www.unicorn.com), working on data semantics technologies for enterprises worldwide. His previous experience includes managing the rollout of content management software platforms. He has published and lectured extensively. He can be reached at joram.borenstein@unicorn.com.

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