BPMinstitute.org, a free BPM informational site, has just launced SOAinstitute.org. If you’re already a BPMinstitute.org member, you just need to login and add it to your profile. There’s quite a bit of content there already, likely moved over from the BPMinstitute.org site, and it has the identical format to BPMinstitute.org (e.g., webinars are listed as “round tables”).
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Sandy – Thank you for mentioning our newest on-line Community – SOAInstitute.org: Peer to Peer Exchange for Service-Oriented Architecture Professionals.
Just to clarify the points made in your posting:
1. individuals may join SOAInstitute.org exclusively or if they choose they may join both BPMInstitute.org and SOAInstitute.org
2. the content featured on SOAInstitute.org is entirely SOA oriented and primarily original material.
3. please note that SOAInstitute.org features a unique Editorial Schedule, Board and Editorial Director
4. we offer several levels of membership including Professional (paid) and Complimentary (no charge).
Thank you again for the mention.
Gregg Rock
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