The Role of ESB in SOA: Creating a Loosely Coupled Integration Architecture

05/10/10

Discusses the relationship between ESB, loose coupling, and the effort needed to align IT with business process owners in order to ensure a successful SOA implementation in any organization.

Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), a highly evolved approach to integration that transforms IT service delivery, can significantly improve business agility and streamline business processes. A good enterprise service bus (ESB) - a component of SOA used to develop services - can enhance SOA by enabling a loosely coupled relationship between service interfaces and applications, minimizing code-writing and facilitating service changes without requiring intimate knowledge of underlying enterprise systems.

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