Introduction     Overview     Service Inventory Blueprints     Service-Oriented Analysis     Service-Oriented Design Service Models     Service Layers     Entity Services     Task Services     Utility Services Delivery Processes     Top Down vs. Bottom Up     The Inventory Analysis Cycle (Part I)     The Inventory Analysis Cycle (Part II)     The Inventory Analysis Cycle (Part III)     Choosing a Delivery Strategy The Service-Oriented Analysis Process     Process Overview     Information Gathering Steps     Service Modeling Process (Part I)     Service Modeling Process (Part II) Service-Oriented Design Processes     Process Overview     Design Processes and Service Models     Design Processes and Service-Orientation Additional Resources     Web Sites     Book Series     Training     Consulting Delivery Processes The Inventory Analysis Cycle (Part III) Inventory Analysis and Service-Oriented Design As shown in the figure, service-oriented design represents a separate process that is initiated at whatever point an organization is ready to proceed to the physical design of service contracts. This step is explained separately in the Service-Oriented Design Processes section. Figure: The service-oriented design process is carried out when the organization has decided it is time to begin creating physical service contract designs. This page contains excerpts from: SOA Principles of Service Design by Thomas Erl (ISBN: 0132344823, Prentice Hall/PearsonPTR, Hardcover, 240+ Full Color Illustrations, 573 pages) Free Color Poster (see www.soaposters.com). For more information about this book, visit www.soabooks.com/psd/.

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