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Architecture Life Cycle - tangible value matters!
The Key Message: Enterprise Architecture is not about models.
How did an Organization take Enterprise Architecture Life Cycle and TOGAF Methods approach to start their EA Practice and demonstrated tangible business value of EA to the CFO and COO within 3 months.
This initiative started with a problem statement from the CIO “We have PMO, we have ITIL and now you want EA. Does any of this have any value or is it just churn for the sake of it?”
The case study will show how did we define the problem (Architecture Vision), Stakeholder Concerns (Architecture Requirements), Architecture Roadmap (Architecture Report) and Value Realization Model. The presentation will share the project plan, major issues and their resolution, lessons learnt and results to date. Most importantly the case study will show that to deliver value, you don’t need to rip-out what you have, rather work with what you know?.
What will you take away?
 How is Enterprise Architecture Life Cycle and TOGAF ADM related?
 How to transcend when you have conflicting architecture requirements?
 Who are the biggest supporters and opponents to your EA Practice?
 How to get your EA program started?
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Jason Uppal, P.Eng. is a chief architect of QRS (Canada) and is a Certified Master IT Architect (ITAC) by The Open Group. He holds an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering, graduate degree in Economics and a post graduate in Computer Science. Currently, Jason is actively involved in various forums within The Open Group, PMI, ITSMf and frequently participates on ITAC certification boards. His research interests include: how to integrate disparate processes from Strategic Intent to Value Realization to help leverage the capabilities of information management technologies. For further discussion, Jason can be reached at jason.uppal@quickresponse.ca 