Difference between EAI and SOA? when to use which one?

Hi,
Please share this information, What IS EAI and What is SOA? why they came and what its use, and when we have to use which of these?
Thanks.

EAI is the mother of all the integrations. EAI acts as a connector and can integrate at large scale however SOA is another integration technique which is used for small scale integration. SOA is an approach to have software resources in an enterprise available and discoverable on network as well defined services. Each service would achieve a predefined business objective and perform discrete units of work. The services are independent and do not depend on the context or state of the other services. They work within distributed systems architecture.
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