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service-oriented architecture

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Service-oriented architecture is an architectural style and paradigm for designing distributed systems. It structures an application as a collection of discrete, interoperable services and investigates principles for building enterprise systems composed of loosely coupled, autonomous components that can be discovered and invoked over a network. Key characteristics include service encapsulation, loose coupling, contract-based interaction, and reusability. Its significance lies in promoting interoperability, flexibility, and agility in system development and integration, facilitating the composition of complex business processes from constituent services.

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Arizona State University

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Arizona State University

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Software Engineering Institute

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Software Engineering Institute

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IBM (United States)

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Armonk, United States

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Tempe, United States

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Pittsburgh, United States

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