From Software Architecture Analysis to Service Engineering: An Empirical Study of Methodology Development for Enterprise SOA Implementation

Authors:
Hong-Mei Chen;Rick Kazman;Opal Perry
Affiliations:
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu;Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh and University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu;Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Services Computing
Year:
2010

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Abstract

This paper presents an integrated service-oriented enterprise system development framework (called the BITAM-SOA Framework) as well as an instantiated design process model (called the Service Engineering Schematic) that was a result from a three-year action research case study with a Fortune 50 company in the financial services industry. The BITAM-SOA Framework and Schematic advance are both business-IT alignment and software architecture analysis techniques supporting the engineering of enterprise-wide service-oriented systems—that is, service engineering.