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Results-Driven Business Architecture
William Cason
CTO, Troux Technologies, USA
It is generally agreed upon that an EA program has to create business value to be successful. Therefore, it is important to consider business architecture as an essential part of an EA program. However, it may not be clear how to leverage business architecture artifacts to create value. So, there is a risk that an EA program with a business architecture focus may still be viewed as yet another ivory tower.
This presentation will take a maturity model perspective in the development of a sustainable high-value EA program that includes business architecture every step of the way. As this approach matures, it evolves from being focused on creating an IT portfolio that is aligned to the business to actually improving the overall business itself. Each step of development will take into consideration the roles involved and information necessary to be captured with particular focus on the business benefits derived from the reports and visualizations. We will also share examples of this process in action.
 Bill Cason has more than 25 years of experience in the computer industry with broad operational experience including product development, business development, marketing, and professional services. Bill received a BSEE with Honors from the University of Texas and holds ten US patents.
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