That is what I would expect to see under Web 2.0: semantic services.
That unifies the sales pitch and the RFP/Q/Prop.
Thanks Joe.
len
From: Chiusano Joseph [mailto:]
> Are SOA and Semantic web different technologies?
In general, yes - because SOA as an architectural paradigm does not
require any Web capabilities. Of course, they can be the same in some
cases - e.g. semantic Web Services (the work of the fairly new OASIS
Semantic Execution Environment (SEE) TC).
> Are they separately required (I did not say specified or
> standardized)?
I believe yes, given my comments above.
