Re: service-oriented architecture
IT Whirlers,
Do you write "an SOA" (pronouncing SOA as an initialism) or "a SOA"
(pronouncing it as an acronym)? Why?
I can't find any consistency in usage; it's often used both ways on the same
page!
Thanks!
Joyce
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