MSDN Webcast: Patterns for Service-Oriented Architecture (Level 300)  

This session was originally presented live at Microsoft Tech·Ed 2005.

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) represents a powerful and innovative style of architecture, design, and implementation. This webcast presents four recommended principles that guide architecture in general, three patterns for service-oriented architecture, and two anti-patterns illustrating common mistakes that you should avoid.

Presenter: Ron Jacobs, Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation

Ron Jacobs is a product manager for the Microsoft patterns & practices team. His primary focus is developing distributed applications for large enterprises. Ron brings more than 15 years of development experience to his role of capturing, proving, and documenting the best practices in this area of expertise.

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