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Thursday, March 11, 2004

Pat Helland is Blogging

Pat Helland is the newest member of my team to start a blog. Back in the day, Pat was a co-founder of the Microsoft Transaction Server team. These days, he's using the Metropolis analogy to help predict and explain the evolution of architecture. You can catch his Metropolis presentation as part of the Architecture Strategy Series). Subscribed plus I've added him to my teammate blog OPML file.

In addition to revealing his love of PEZ, Pat's got a great dissertation on the multiple meanings of the term "service". One of the issues with SOA is that not everyone agrees on what a "service" is. From what I can tell, the most common definition is "something you build with [insert your favorite vendor]'s technology". Having a vendor-independent description seems like a pretty good idea.

Posted By at 11:38 AM Pacific Standard Time
Saturday, March 20, 2004 9:15:41 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Harry,

I am still blogging, but I've moved my blog. It is now at http://blog.rickculpepper.net/. Can you plug the new location for me and help get the word out?

Also, I noticed I'm not on your MS blogroll. I know I'm not worthy, but... please?

;)

Thanks,

Rick
Sunday, March 21, 2004 10:23:48 AM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Will do Rick. Of course you're worthy!
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