Dates
8-10 June 2009
London, UK

Venue
Victoria Park Plaza Hotel
London, UK

2008 Case studies included:
	Reuters
	ABN AMRO
	HBOS
	MOD
	John Lewis
	The Home Office
	DHL Express Europe
	Office for National Statistics
	UWV (Dutch Social Security)
	Lloyds TSB
	Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital
	NASA
	British Energy
	KAS BANK

The Call for Papers for papers has been issued, click here to see the call for papers. The deadline for submissions is 12th December. For information on exhibit/sponsorship opportunities please click here. The event will be made up of one day of Tutorials and 2 days of conference sessions. During the two conference days there will be an exhibition featuring the foremost vendors in Enterprise Architecture.

Recognising that there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to this emerging field, the 2009 European Enterprise Architecture Conference will provide a broad, practical perspective on EA, and typically attracts a wide range of speakers and delegates from around the world. In 2009 delegates will be able to:

• Choose from 7 pre-conference seminars and 4 conference tracks.
• Explore what it takes to be a responsive business with agile processes, systems and technologies
• Evaluate what works best in different business environments, and what doesn’t, through practical case studies and examples from Global 2000 companies and major public services
• Gain renewed inspiration and fresh insights into the latest EA thinking and innovations.
• Share ideas and experiences through networking with others in similar situations

Quotes from past delegates include:

• Perfect event if one wants to feel the pulse of EA. Excellent learning and networking forum.
  Amitabh Apte, Enterprise Architecture Group, SITA
• Would highly recommend it to others.
  Kouros Roshanzamir, Technical Architect, Freshfields
• My first time attending an EA conference, and will be coming back. This conference has helped me understand the whole Enterprise Architecture from a business prospect.
  Raj Kumar, Demand Analysis, GlaxoSmithKline
• Good opportunity to ‘benchmark’ others experience with ours. Well organised, aligned with today’s and tomorrow’s issues.
  Gert Eijkelboom, De Nederlandsche Bank