Bahadir Baran Odevci is the Enterprise Architect of Finansbank (Holland) N.V. He has B.Sc. degree in Computer Engineering with more than 6 years of hands-on enterprise-scale, object-oriented, n-tier software design and development, particularly in large-scale, complex deployments comprising Core Banking and Internet Banking applications. He is also currently studying towards an MBA degree at University of Amsterdam Business School.

He is responsible for devising software architectures tailored to faster time to market with maximum design flexibility, embracing exact features with low production costs.

He is one of the chief architects of the in-house developed Finansbank Core-banking application (>1,500 man-months, 40,000 TPM), which has been successfully deployed to Finansbank Turkey and Finansbank Russia.

Relevant keywords are software architectures, reuse engineering, ontology engineering, RAD, Business Process Management, SOA deployment, Business-Rules Approach, GUI Frameworks.

Presentation
Step-by-step Autonomy in the Enterprise
If the primary endeavour in your IT agenda is to form a perfectly consistent and coherent Enterprise Architecture, business development platform is paramount. It has to be an enabler platform which mainly abstracts the business domain from the underlying technology platform. Finansbank has developed it in-house by seamlessly engaging ontology modelling, rule-based business functionality and process-centric systems integration in the so called Business Abstraction Tier software platform (BAT). Finansbank managed to seperate the “know” and the “flow” of the business from technological choices and now is building her Enterprise Architecture dynamics on top of that.

In this presentation, Finansbank‘s interpretion of architectural process, architectural governance, the perception of Architecture Board in practical terms and the very need for a unified enterprise architecture modelling language will be presented. It’ll be revealed how easy Finansbank finds it to govern the architectural conformity, once enterprise models become executable.

After having seen autonomous behaviour of the enterprise on the horizon, the presentation will stress on architectural steps need to be taken for delivering the control of governing the behaviour of enterprise applications to the business-side.

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