Getting a Better Governance Picture from IBM

After attending this morning's  "Getting Started with SOA" session, i was getting more concerned that IBM was missing the mark on their definition of SOA Governance and its relationship to IT Governance. This afternoon, I am sitting in a session entitled "SOA Governance and Management Methodology", presented by Bill Brown and Jon Richter of IBM. Bill wrote the SOA Governance Methodology for IBM. They are doing a much better job at explaining what governance is and how SOA governance fits into the bigger picture of IT Governance and, by extension, Corporate Governance. I think there was a breakdown between the content in the first session, and what I am hearing now. What I heard in the first session just sounded plain wrong and I was shaking my head as the speaker was giving what was tagged as the "IBM Definition" of governance, implying that IBM felt that SOA Governance should drive overall IT Governance in an organization. The information be presented now is much clearer, more "correct" and, to me, more understandable. Perhaps it should have been presented first, or even replaced the first session this morning.