D all the way. The end game of SOA is to unlock the power of reusable, interoperable services. Anything less is like building a sports car and only letting it go 20 mph.
I'm going with D. The whole point of SOA is to create a flexible, adaptable IT architecture that can respond to business demands. Anything short of that strategic vision is missing the mark.
I think the expected result of successfully adopting SOA is D) The strategic target state that is attainable when services are interoperable and reusable.
A is definitely not right. Runtime performance is not a guarantee with SOA, it depends on the implementation. And B is just wrong - SOA requires organizational change to be successful.
I think the correct answer is D. The strategic long-term goal of SOA is to achieve interoperable and reusable services that can be composed to address changing business needs. That makes the most sense to me.
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