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SOAD Last modified: Thursday, April 06, 2006
Short for Service Oriented Analysis and Design. SOAD is a method of (or approach to) software development specially designed for Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). SOAD provides guidance for the design, build, aggregation, and deployment of applications such as web services built with technologies which can include SOAP, WSDL or UDDI. Also see Understanding "Web Services" in the "Did You Know...?" section of Webopedia.
Service-Oriented Architecture Explained This article describes the essentials of SOA. Skyway Software Skyway Software is the award winning provider of SOA design and delivery solutions. The Skyway SOA Platform enables companies seeking a competitive advantage to design and deliver faster and more cost-effective custom applications and services. Term of the Week: Service Oriented Architecture This article from Developer.com provides a quick look at the principles behind SOA and the benefits it gives. Web Services and Service-Oriented Architecture This site will help you get started with Web services and service-oriented architectures. It features free articles, product listings, and services that can be used to develop a service-oriented architecture.	Related Categories Business Computing Web Services Related Terms Ajax architecture EDA interface Service-Oriented Architecture SOAP SOBA SOMA Web services Web Services Description Language XML