| Tuesday 9 June 2009 09:15 - 10:15 |
KEYNOTE:
The Next Generation of Enterprise Architects Chris Potts, Corporate Strategist, Dominic Barrow Tim Shoubridge, Global Head of Enterprise Architecture, Leaseplan Corporation |
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| Tuesday 9 June 2009 14:00 - 15:00 |
KEYNOTE:
TEA for the Coherent Enterprise John Gøtze, International President, Association of Enterprise Architects |
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| Wednesday 9 June 2009 09:00 - 10:00 |
KEYNOTE:
Managing Complexity and Change John Zachman, President, Zachman International |
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| Wednesday 9 June 2009 13:45 - 14:45 |
KEYNOTE:
It's Enterprise Architecture
Jim, But Not as We Know It! Steve Jones, Global Director Partner Management, Capgemini |
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KEYNOTE: The Next Generation of Enterprise
Architects As Enterprise Architecture becomes more integral to corporate and business strategies, we are seeing the next generation of Enterprise Architects emerge. Innovative and influential, they are shifting some of the boundaries that have historically been placed around Enterprise Architecture, and which have inhibited them from making their true contribution to business success. In challenging economic times, they have the potential to be even more valued. This is a dual presentation, combining Chris, in his customary thought-provoking
way, and Tim with his on-the-ground experiences leading the next
generation of Enterprise Architects in the world-leading vehicle
and fleet-management company.
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| Tuesday |
KEYNOTE: EA for the Coherent Enterprise John Gøtze, International President, Association of Enterprise Architects EA increasingly covers all dimensions of an enterprise, and is therefore uniquely able to serve as the 'meta' approach for analyzing, designing and changing enterprises to operate successfully in a coherent way and survive in highly dynamic environments. This presentation will focus on 'coherency management' as the primary
goal of EA. By establishing a coherency management capability as
part of their EA approach, enterprises can bring together the enterprise's
strategic, business and technology dimensions, and in doing so,
create a coherent enterprise based on the three core values alignment,
agility and assurance. |
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| Wednesday |
KEYNOTE: Managing Complexity and Change Enterprise Architecture is a much misunderstood subject by General Management and the Information Technology community alike. Enterprise Architecture has everything to do with managing Enterprise complexity and Enterprise change and relates to information technology only in so far as information technology may be one choice that an Enterprise can make with regard to Enterprise operations. The Framework for Enterprise Architecture, the “Zachman Framework” defines the set of descriptive representations that constitutes the knowledgebase required to manage Enterprises. This presentation will show, with examples, how these representations constitute the “raw material” for engineering the Enterprise for flexibility, integration, reusability, interoperability, alignment, etc.
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| Wednesday |
KEYNOTE: It's
Enterprise Architecture Jim, But Not as We Know It! The entry of a wide mix of technologies into the enterprise, its products, its business and processes is under way. The combination of a recession and new technology that users can drive at low cost for innovative gain is irresistible to a hard pressed business manager. Meanwhile business schools and consultants have talked extensively about how business itself is being changed by these factors, using terms such as ‘business model innovation’ and ‘enterprise 2.0’. Services-based technologies, ranging from Web Services to Cloud Services, will become essential for businesses. Trying to curtail their use is not likely to work, nor would it be in the best interests of the enterprise at this difficult time. What is needed is to establish codes of practice and governance to ensure standards are consistent, risks are correctly identified and managed, and most of all, what should be integrated into the enterprise is appropriately integrated. This presentation will discuss the major mind shift that Enterprise Architects must make to extend their traditional view of EA, embrace new architectural styles such as cloud computing, and provide a path for safe adoption. |
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