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Preface

As the adoption of SOA, Cloud, and Digital become more prevalent it is clear that many projects are highly reliant on shared infrastructure. This infrastructure must be paid for in some manner and must be accounted for across the enterprise.

This paper looks at the challenges around how to create a funding model that will pay for the shared portions of your Digital- SOA and discusses some of the pitfalls awaiting the “simple” approaches.

Intended Audience

This paper is intended to support executive and leadership teams to understand how to fund sustainable Digital-SOA and Enterprise Architectures that contain shared infrastructures.

Disclaimer

Observations and recommendations documented in this white paper are based on our opinions, experience, and research. They are as objective and representative as we can reasonably be, however Responsiv makes no representation as to accuracy or fitness for purpose. Once you have chosen a course of action, it should be thoroughly evaluated to ensure its fitness for purpose.

Copyright

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About Responsiv

Responsiv Solutions is a UK based company that specialises in delivering business integration across the enterprise, including API management, Business Process Automation, and Digital-SOA platforms. We work across many industries, including Retail, Financial Services, and Government.
Responsiv are able to provide fully commissioned solutions that include all the software and professional services needed to deliver an integration platform to support your business plan and grow with your business.

Richard Whyte

Richard Whyte

Richard Whyte has been building enterprise IT solutions for over 20 years. He is known for creating innovative practical solutions that provide a strong foundation for future development, whilst solving immediate problems. Previously the European CTO and Principal Architect for IBM Systems Middleware at IBM, he has an MBA, a degree in Statistics and Computing, is a Chartered Engineer, a Chartered IT Professional, and Fellow of both the Institute of Technology and the British Computer Society.