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David
Ashton is the Enterprise Metadata Architect for Intel
Corporation. He has 30 years experience, specializing
in metadata and metadata repositories for over 10
years. He and a colleague designed the first metadata
repository at Intel, and he has been a key designer
in the evolution of subsequent repositories including
the current award-winning EMR, Enterprise Metadata
Repository. The EMR is a key enabler of the Enterprise
Architecture processes including governance at Intel.
Before joining Intel, he was part of a team that
created a metadata-driven generic update system for
the Exploration and Producing Divisions of ARAMCO
in Saudi Arabia.
He was also a certified trainer for Data Analysis,
Data Modeling and regularly taught a Relational Database
Design course as a consultant in NYC and Boston.
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Presentation
Integrating Enterprise
Architecture and Governance into the Program Lifecycle
The objective of this presentation is to share our successes, failures, and
key learnings while building an architected development environment at Intel
Corporation. It presents the status and problems of our environment at the
beginning baseline. It specifically addresses the Data Domain from the BDAT
of the Enterprise Architecture to show how we applied Enterprise Architecture
Principles and Governance to drive projects toward building and reusing component
building blocks in the Enterprise Data Model. It presents the architecture
organizations, mission, and roles that were created to develop and manage
this. It describes the architecture deliverables that were defined and how
those deliverables are integrated into the Program and Project Lifecycle
phases. It shows how governance is applied around those deliverables and
what the governing operating structure looks like. It discusses key learnings
around tools and our use of the Enterprise Metadata Repository to support
this environment. Finally, the benefits that have been derived from this
architected environment are discussed in terms of dollar savings due to reuse.
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