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University
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  Biography
Vlad Ingar Wietrzyk obtained his Dr. Eng. degrees Dept.
of Computers and Systems Engineering, Tokyo Denki University,
Japan and his Dip. in Computer Science from University
of Technology, Sydney. Since 2000 he has been at the
University of Western Sydney.
He has been a visiting researcher of Stuttgart and
Mannheim Universities and in 1999 at the Institute
of Software Engineering, Montreal University.
 He has served on the program committees of international
conferences,
including ICPADS, IDEAS, CIT, COMAD, ENTER, and AINA,
and delivered industrial seminars on computing to
companies including ALCATEL and VERSANT.
Vlad has been working in a variety of technical and
leading roles for companies like Analytical Service
Corporation, IBM, Sandvik and others. He is a member
of IEEE and AIEA.
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Presentation
Enterprise Architecture and Strategic Planning
Many corporations apply enterprise architecture (EA) as part
of their IT management and planning activities. Enterprise
architectures are used to deal with intra-organisational
processes, inter-organisational cooperation and coordination,
and their shared use of information and information technologies.
New technologies add to the need for enterprise architecture.
Frequently companies are employing the tools of EA to describe
the business' strategic position in an as-is and a to-be
context. As a direct result of this gap analysis between
the as-is and to-be architectures EA provides an insight
into what future IT strategic projects should be.
This process helps to focus on open architectural framework
and the key technologies, providing coherence to the expression
and implementation of business strategy.
From that perspective, it is seen that EA should play an
important role in strategic planning.
This presentation will position enterprise architecture
as a strategic planning tool in the implementation of corporate
business strategy.
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