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Jason Bloomberg, President of ZapThink, will be delivering this two-day workshop in London on March 15 & 16, 2012, in partnership with IRM UK.

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Blogging the LZA SOA Bootcamp – Day 1

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My company is hosting the current Zapthink LZA SOA Bootcamp this week. We have a mixture of attendees from various government agencies, consulting companies, and from the marketing and advertising industry. The class is being taught by Jason Bloomberg from Zapthink who knows SOA inside and out. I highly recommend this class for any company who is trying to implement SOA.

Day 1 was focused on the fundamentals of SOA and service-oriented analysis and design. I’ll highlight some of the key take aways below.

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