We're finally crunching the final numbers for WebServices.org's first survey on SOA issues and adoption trends, which drew almost 1,000 responses.
We're finally crunching the final numbers for WebServices.org's first survey on SOA issues and adoption trends, which drew almost 1,000 responses. I will be presenting the results in a Webcast tentatively scheduled for May 10th. I'll keep you posted on dates, times, and registration information. (The Webcast itself will be sponsored by Systinet.) I will also be sharing some results with you in this blogsite as the survey release date gets closer.
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