1st Workshop on Mashups, Enterprise Mashups and Lightweight Composition on the Web

Today's business world relies on a range of sophisticated IT solutions. Due to the sophistication, business and IT have separated in many organizations. That separation has left a gap between the two and has led to high frequencies of IT project escala...

Today's business world relies on a range of sophisticated IT solutions. Due to the sophistication, business and IT have separated in many organizations. That separation has left a gap between the two and has led to high frequencies of IT project escalation and failure. While the gap between business and IT does not pose a difficulty for highly structured business problems and processes that are stable in time, it is a major obstacle for all other problems and processes.

Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) along with Web 2.0 technologies and paradigms, such as mashups and lightweight composition, are believed to provide a handle to overcome this situation and enable a potential candidate for a solution that will be essential in bridging the gap between business and IT.

The new technologies leveraging SOA and Web 2.0 technologies, such as mashups, enterprise mashups, and lightweight composition, provide business users with ability to compose and/or use simple applications that follow their requirements, and not require programming skills, or even understanding of the concept of SOA, while providing the requested functionalities.

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