But the physical location of an organization may dictate compliance with
local or even remote governmental regulations, which must be obeyed.
CENTRALIZED DOMAIN CONTROL STRUCTURE. A centralized control domain structure is typically
managed by an enterprise??™s high-level authority or a leading business unit that drives most
aspects of business execution. This management power can be further shared with subordinate
business units, akin to the business federalism scheme discussed previously. The most challenging
aspects of service-oriented business integration in a centralized control landscape are the collaboration
and synchronization matters that services must comply with. Imagine the difficulties that
can arise from a centralized control structure that not only oversees a large number of distributed
business tiers but must manage business processes across regions and continents.
Organizational management structures often commend different kinds of architectural
implementations. The influence of a control reporting system on a service-oriented business integration
initiative, by which the chain of command must accommodate management of business
execution, can be substantial. A centralized control style requires both strong service-oriented
interoperability considerations and enabling middleware and platforms to assist the various business
units in connecting to their top executive branch.
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