SOA filling the Gaps

--> I n a previous post in January I analyzed the SOA perspective of Oracle 's BEA acquisition. I predicted that Oracle's future SOA solutions will be dominated by BEA's SOA solutions. Some comments presented different predictions from mine. According to The Register article published on June 5 th Oracle is splitting the BEA AquaLogic products line between Web 2.0 (originated from the Plumtree acquisition) and BPM (based on the Fuego acquisition). The Register also has learned from individuals close to the company that BEA's new owner Oracle is merging the AquaLogic and WebLogic professional service teams. The AquaLogic Web 2.0 products probably will be overtook by Stellent Content Management which was acquired by Oracle on November 2006. As described in previous post titled SOA & BPM , SOA and BPM are strongly related. Another post tiled SOA and BPM: Too much Round Tripping? described an innovative product trying to extend this affinit...