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    SOA ensures Guardian gets it right 18 May, 2005 16:47

    Five years ago, Guardian Life Insurance decided to rethink the basic structure of its application silos, which had been developed with little attention to business goals, says Jaime Sguerra, chief architect at Guardian. "There was no standard way to build or connect applications, or any habit of reusing code," he recalls.
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    SOA ensures Guardian gets it right 12 May, 2005 16:27

    Five years ago, Guardian Life Insurance decided to rethink the basic structure of its application silos, which had been developed with little attention to business goals, says Jaime Sguerra, chief architect at Guardian. "There was no standard way to build or connect applications, or any habit of reusing code," he recalls.
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    Smart companies entice older, wiser IT workers to remain on the job. 06 September, 2004 10:56

    Norma Veta, 74, an IT retiree from The Aerospace Corp, spends two days a week helping her son's family and managing several rental properties. The other three days, she returns to Aerospace to work on special IT projects. After 40 years with the R&D and engineering services company, she knows the payroll and benefits systems almost as well as the faces of her three grandchildren.
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