The DDS and JMS specifications offer alternative visions of publish-subscribe communication and have traditionally been deployed in different capacities; DDS provides a data distribution model based on strong typing and flexible QoS-based control over data delivery, while JMS provides a traditional messaging model based on loosely structured data and emphasizes a simple and portable programming model. Next-generation service-oriented architectures will incorporate both of these domains and DDS and JMS each play their own role within larger systems of systems. In this talk, RTI will present the architecture of a DDS-interoperable, JMS-compliant messaging system based on conclusions from its research in the above areas and discuss developing – and potential – standards at the OMG and elsewhere and their relevance for edge-to-enterprise