There are a number of publications talking about the benefits of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and an equal number of papers and articles suggesting that the aims of a SOA are a little too theoretical. SOA cannot be implemented, they claim, so they suggest a few workarounds. This session will show how Mule can fit into an enterprise's plans for Service Oriented Architecture and how it really can deliver on SOA's promises.

Intended Audience: People who are not familiar with Mule or who are evaluating Mule for use within their enterprise.

	Welcome to the QCon Fin eXchan Cleve Gibbon : 8th Oct 2008
	From Datacentre to Cloud Matt Deacon : 8th Oct 2008
	Real life enterprise solutions Gordon Weir : 8th Oct 2008
	Agile SOA Alberto Brandolini : 2nd Sep 2008
	Testing Web Apps: Selenium & S Gojko Adzic : 28th Aug 2008
	Terracott: Network Attached Me Ari Zilka : 24th Jun 2008
	Performance Tuning Kirk Pepperdine : 23rd Jun 2008
	Reliable messaging transaction Rob Purcell : 30th May 2008
	Offline and Batch Processing David Syer : 30th May 2008
	RESTful Design Peter Rodgers : 8th May 2008
	Mule: SOA or IRL? Antoine Borg : 9th Apr 2008
	The Next Step in Unit Testing and J... Frank Cohen : 7th Apr 2008
	RESTful design Peter Rodgers : 12th Mar 2008
	Grid in Financial Services Dr. Songnian Zhou : 5th Dec 2007
	REST & Architectural Designs Peter Rodgers : 28th Nov 2007