As originally posted September 21, 2015 by Dataversity – http://www.dataversity.net/dynamic-apis-negotiating-change/ By Dave Duggal IT departments expose functionality via software interfaces to a wide variety of applications,
When I met Tom Nolle he was one of the few analysts talking about bridging IT/Cloud/Business Services and Network Services. This was a couple of
Originally posted with the CloudNFV group on LinkedIn (an open group): link New TMF ebook by Jim Meltzer free to members (worth the price for
Dave Duggal Founder / Managing Director at EnterpriseWeb LLC Absolutely right! Of course, when we are talking about Network Services, which are really dynamic composite applications,
Dave Duggal Founder / Managing Director at EnterpriseWeb LLC Not sure what Telecom vendors are thinking lately. In the last couple of weeks I sat in
by Dave Duggal, January 27, 2015 http://inform.tmforum.org/opinions/opinion/2015/01/nfv-needs-now-dynamic-composition-automated-interoperability/ In my last post, Orchestration is not enough for NFV, I contrasted the requirements of NFV against conventional orchestration. The
http://inform.tmforum.org/featured/2014/12/orchestration-not-enough-nfv by Dave Duggal | SDN & NFV Management (ZOOM) | December 9, 2014 Network functions virtualization (NFV) represents an opportunity for communications service providers
originally posted on Dataversity – http://www.dataversity.net/semantic-soa-makes-sense/ (ranked in top 20 of blogs for 2014) While it’s no longer trendy to talk about Service Oriented Architecture
A question we commonly get at EnterpriseWeb is whether our platform follows REST or not. Representational State Transfer (REST) is an architectural style for distributed
EnterpriseWeb is a no-code integration & automation platform for the design, deployment & management of complex distributed applications & web-scale processes.