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Using Service-Oriented Architectures for Evolvable Software Systems

Evolvable Software Systems (ESS) are software systems designed to adapt to changes in usage and in the work environment. It is especially important to build adaptability into enterprise applications in order to extend the lifetime and reduce the overall cost of deployed software. One method worth considering is the use of Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), which have become very popular for implementing business software solutions due to their modularity and flexibility. This paper presents arguments in favor of implementing enterprise-level command and control software systems as Evolvable Software Systems using SOA practices.