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 Oluwagbamila
Oyekanmi has over 10 years experience in IT, working for
IT  Servicing and Solutions development companies in Nigeria.
He currently works with Vmobile, one of the four GSM mobile
telecommunication companies in Africa's largest emerging
market, Nigeria.
Gbamila has extensive IT experience including Systems analysis
and design, Business, Web and Telco Solutions development
and programming, User Support, Systems administration, and
IT Infrastructure deployment. He has also obtained training,
industry certifications and field expertise in IT Communication,
Networking, Database Administration and Project Management.
He now focuses on how to help IT deliver sustainable competitive
business values through Enterprise Architecture.
Gbamila was responsible for setting up the IT Architecture
function in Vmobile Nigeria, from function scoping and job
definition to staffing, and day-to-day administration.
He majored in Computer Science and Accounting (Combined
Honors) at Ogun State University, Nigeria and then obtained
an MBA Degree from the American Intercontinental University,
Illinois, USA.
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 Presentation
Architecting in a Rapidly
Growing Technology Enterprise
Highly dynamic and changing business requirements, business
process immaturity and evolution, high dependence on IT for
service delivery and business operation, increasing pressure
on IT for project delivery and cost reduction, all combine
to create a unique Enterprise Architecture case for rapidly
growing technology enterprises.
Building on experiences architecting a rapidly growing technology
enterprise with autonomous technology units, this presentation
will be exploring the Characteristics, Complexities and Challenges
of architecting in a rapidly growing technology enterprise.
Practical approaches to architecting in this highly agile
environment will be discussed, from Packaging Enterprise
Architecture for Business acceptance to Prioritizing the
IT Architecture endeavors, instituting a Continuous Architecture
Management process to counting the blessings and Preaching
the Enterprise Architecture Gospel.
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