In any organization, it always is a conglomerate of people and technology. For an organization to be successful, its processes must be a well systematic marriage of human skills and technology.
SOA or service-oreinted architecture promises a transformation of the information technology assets of a business by making it possible to do more with less.
According to an article by Robert Cardone and Russell Danziger for iSixSigma:
By incorporating the Design for Six Sigma methodology with SOA initiatives, the promise of SOA can be achieved by assuring services are optimally designed from the start. This approach also will result in improved success rates, shorter delivery times and significant savings relative to traditional development approaches.
