Service-oriented Architecture
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has evolved into the mainstream approach for sharing information and capabilities between autonomous business organizations. This is evident, not only from the significant attention SOA receives in the technology press and from major technology vendors, but also from recognition by the national justice community. In 2004, the Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative identified SOA as the recommended approach that justice information sharing projects should adopt as their main strategy in its report A Framework for Justice. Information Sharing: Service-Oriented Architecture
.In the justice community, the Global Justice Reference Architecture (JRA) is the primary source of guidance on implementing SOA. SEARCH has been a leader in the development of the JRA since its inception, and in 2008 facilitated JRA implementations in the states of Maine and Hawaii. The JRA is a complex, involved set of specifications and guidelines, and the assistance of an expert such as SEARCH can make JRA adoption go more smoothly and quickly, and can target adoption at a jurisdiction's critical needs.
- View or download Technical Brief-Modeling Exchange Requirements: Justice Information Exchange Model and Business Process Notation
- View or download Technical Brief - A Service-Oriented Architecture Primer for Executives: Why You Should Care
- Listen or download the SEARCH Justice Information Sharing Podcast on "Understanding the Justice Reference Architecture," in which experts tell you how your integration efforts can leverage a service-oriented architecture framework specifically designed for the justice community
- Sends us your questions about SOA
- Request assistance for your agency's SOA needs
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