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Preface. <p>Acknowledgments.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 1: The SOA Governance Imperative.</b></p> <p>The Inevitable SOA Trend.</p> <p>Introduction to Governance.</p> <p>Introduction to Enterprise SOA Governance.</p> <p>Governance and Resource Management and Allocation.</p> <p>Do Not Confuse Governance with Management.</p> <p>Governance Is About Results and Appropriate Use of Resources.</p> <p>Information Technology Governance.</p> <p>IT Process Frameworks: ITIL, COBIT, CMMI, and Others.</p> <p>IT Governance Approaches.</p> <p>Who Are the SOA Stakeholders?</p> <p>Addressing SOA Stakeholder Biases.</p> <p>SOA Governance Impacts IT Governance and Enterprise Architecture.</p> <p>SOA Governance Requirements Vary by SOA Maturity.</p> <p>SOA Bill of Rights.</p> <p>Pursue the ‘‘Right’’ SOA Strategy.</p> <p>Apply SOA to the "Right" Challenges.</p> <p>Identify and Build the "Right" Services.</p> <p>Build Your Services the "Right" Way (Design-Time Governance).</p> <p>Get Your SOA Tools Platform "Right"</p> <p>Create the "Right" Organizational, Cultural, and Behavioral Model.</p> <p>Achieve the ‘‘Right’’ SOA Results.</p> <p>Establish the "Right" SOA Governance Model and Policies.</p> <p>Common SOA Governance Mistakes.</p> <p>Right-Sized SOA Governance: How Much Governance Do We Need?</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 2: SOA Governance Reference Model.</b></p> <p>Why an SOA Governance Reference Model?</p> <p>Elements of the SOA Governance Reference Model.</p> <p>Decomposing the SOA Governance Reference Model.</p> <p>SOA Environmental Dimensions.</p> <p>Applying the SOA Governance Reference Model.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 3: Four Tiers of SOA Governance.</b></p> <p>Expanded Four Tiers of Governance.</p> <p>Tier 1: Enterprise/Strategic Governance Tier.</p> <p>Tier 2: SOA Operating Model Governance Tier.</p> <p>Tier 3: SOA and Services Development Lifecycle Tier.</p> <p>Tier 4: SOA Governance Enabling Technology Tier.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 4: Organizing Your SOA Governance Toolkit.</b></p> <p>SOA Governance Assessment Tools.</p> <p>SOA Maturity Assessments.</p> <p>Governance Model Design Tools.</p> <p>Policy Model.</p> <p>Governance and Policy Enforcement Model.</p> <p>Governance Execution Model.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 5: SOA Governance Model Design Process.</b></p> <p>Governance Model Design Prerequisites.</p> <p>Governance Model Validation, Refinement, and Implementation Planning.</p> <p>SOA Governance Model Design Framework Checklist.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 6: SOA Governance Goals, Principles, and Policies.</b></p> <p>Overview of the Goals–Principles–Policy Cycle.</p> <p>SOA Strategy and SOA Goals.</p> <p>SOA Governance Goals.</p> <p>Turning SOA Goals into SOA Principles.</p> <p>Deriving SOA Governance Principles.</p> <p>SOA Governance Policies.</p> <p>Introduction to Policies.</p> <p>What Policies Are Required?</p> <p>Suggested Policy Definition Process.</p> <p>Decoupling Policies from Services.</p> <p>Identifying Technical Policies.</p> <p>Toward an Integrated Model of SOA Policies.</p> <p>Policy Taxonomy and Vocabulary.</p> <p>Policy Granularity.</p> <p>Multi-Level or Multi-Tiered Policies.</p> <p>Vertical and Horizontal Policy Enforcement.</p> <p>Policy Enforcement Models: Manual, Technology-Assisted, and Automated.</p> <p>Policy Categories Determine Policy Enforcement Mechanisms.</p> <p>Governance Threads and Governance Process Orchestration.</p> <p>Barriers to a Unified Policy Model.</p> <p>Integrated Policy Enforcement Model.</p> <p>Barriers to Integrated Policy Enforcement Models.</p> <p>Policy Provisioning Model (and Process).</p> <p>SOA Goals, Principle, and Policy Management.</p> <p>Transforming SOA Policies into Behavioral Norms.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 7: SOA Governance Organizational Models.</b></p> <p>First Things First: Understand Your Current Organizational Structure.</p> <p>Conway’s Law and Enterprise SOA Governance.</p> <p>Marks’s Law? Organization Reflects Funding.</p> <p>Organizational Analysis Steps.</p> <p>Purpose of the SOA Governance Organization.</p> <p>Governance Organization Patterns and Best Practices.</p> <p>Other SOA Governance Board Considerations.</p> <p>Specific Governance Organizational Models to Consider.</p> <p>Federated Organizational Models.</p> <p>SOA Governance for Federated IT Models.</p> <p>Best Practice SOA Governance Organizational Roadmap.</p> <p>SOA Governance Organizational Modeling Steps.</p> <p>SOA Governance Organizational Roadmap.</p> <p>SOA Governance Organizational Model Summary.</p> <p>SOA Governance Organizational Model by SOA Adoption Phase.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 8: SOA and Services Lifecycle Governance.</b></p> <p>Lifecycle Governance Matrix.</p> <p>Lifecycle Governance Tools and Platforms.</p> <p>Production versus Consumption Perspective.</p> <p>Service Reusability.</p> <p>Governance Gaps in a Typical Enterprise.</p> <p>Service Lifecycle Governance Best Practices.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 9: SOA Governance Enabling Technology and Tools.</b></p> <p>Policy Management Model (PMM).</p> <p>Policy Enforcement Model (PEM).</p> <p>Policy Provisioning Model (PPM).</p> <p>Introduction to the Governance Technical Reference Model.</p> <p>Technology and Standards of SOA Governance and Policies.</p> <p>Design Time.</p> <p>QA and Testing.</p> <p>Publishing and Discovery.</p> <p>Run Time.</p> <p>Battle for Control of SOA Technology Governance.</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p><b>CHAPTER 10: SOA Governance and Beyond.</b></p> <p>Governance as a Strategic Competency.</p> <p>Governance Beyond Policies and Edicts.</p> <p>Evolving Governance: Policies to Norms to Culture.</p> <p>Community Models for Governance: Open Source as a Guide.</p> <p>Governance Open Source Style.</p> <p>Governance of the Internet: The Mac Daddy of Communities.</p> <p>Integrating Governance Paradigms.</p> <p>Governance Performance Management: A Necessary Discipline.</p> <p>Creation of an Enterprise Governance Executive.</p> <p>Separation of Enterprise and IT Governance from the PMO.</p> <p>Plan for the Structural Accordion: Centralized to Decentralized to Centralized Again.</p> <p>Governance Going Forward: The Way Ahead.</p> <p>Develop a Unified Model of Policies.</p> <p>Integrated Policy Enforcement Models.</p> <p>Development of Governance Collaboration Tools.</p> <p>"That Governance Is Best that Governs Best with Least"</p> <p>Summary.</p> <p>Index.</p>

<b>ERIC A. MARKS</b> is President and CEO of AgilePath Corporation, a leading vendor-independent Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) management-consulting firm. He is a software and technology veteran with twenty-one years of experience with firms including PricewaterhouseCoopers, Cambridge Technology Partners, Novell, Electronic Data Systems, StreamServe, Ontos, and Square D/Schneider Electric. Mr. Marks is the author of two industry-recognized SOA books including <i>Service-Oriented Architecture: A Planning and Implementation Guide for Business and Technology</i> and <i>Executive's Guide to Web Services</i>. Mr. Marks also wrote <i>Business Darwinism: Evolve or Dissolve</i>, and edited and contributed to <i>Manufacturing Leadership through the Extended Enterprise</i>. Mr. Marks serves on the Advisory Board for Syracuse University's top-ranked School of Information Studies, as well as being an Adjunct Professor. Mr. Marks also serves on the National Board of Advisors for the Kauffman Campus-Community Entrepreneurship Initiative.

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