Pete Rivett is Consulting Architect with Adaptive, a company specializing in the application of metadata and repositories to enterprise modeling and bridging the gap between business and IT. Pete has spent his career in modeling and the development of repository and metadata management software - including at ICL, N&P Building Society and VSF. He works with customers on leading edge projects and is a regular conference speaker.

He is active in the Object Management Group (OMG) and sits on its Architecture Board. He has been active in most OMG modeling standards and is currently directly involved in initiatives such as Model Driven Architecture (MDA), UML, Meta Object Facility (MOF), XMI, Information Management Metamodel and the new SOA group. He has played a technical leadership role in the joint working group between OMG and the Open Group which is marrying the TOGAF ADM with OMG’s MDA standards.

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Adaptive EAM – Enterprise Architecture for the Enterprise
Adaptive’s Enterprise Architecture Manager, in use by major organizations worldwide, takes a repository-based approach to integrate business strategy, product, program and project management through to process and organization design, the design of IT systems (both data and applications) and how they are all deployed. It is based on OMG’s MOF standard and integrates metamodels such as UML, CWM, RAS, supplemented with more from Adaptive. It uses a seriously-scalable and extensible web-based architecture for managing and collaborating on models enterprise-wide beyond desktop or team-based tools (with which it can integrate using XML and web services).

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