Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference [an error occurred while processing this directive] The Open Group
  Sankaran Prithviraj, Principal Architect, Satyam Computer Services  


Sankaran Prithviraj has been a practicing architect since 1993. He has architected several solutions for Fortune 100 companies and state governments. His consulting experience includes business IT alignment, enterprise application integration architecture, service oriented architecture, and enterprise architecture. His main areas of interest include EA frameworks and methodologies, model driven architecture for architecting systems involving multiple technologies.

He has four degrees in five branches of engineering and science from top world-ranked universities in India. From 1985 -99 he published several papers on CAD for VLSI in an in-house journal of the consulting company for which he worked. Also Sankaran has innovated a few graphics algorithms and techniques to send high information content in narrow bandwidth channels thru novel compression technique.

Recently he presented a paper on Cross Dissolve Method for EA Implementation at The Open Group EA Practitioners Conference in South Africa June 4-6 2008.

   
 

Presentation

Componentized EA Devevlopment

This article deals with a method of ‘componentizing’ the EA and tries to develop each component. It is something like developing each piece of a zig-saw puzzle. It will take its own time to complete the entire picture of developing the EA but essential parts will come up and be available to take key decisions.
It is something like developing map of only that portion of the city where you need direction to reach from point A to point B rather than having a complete picture of the city whether we need all those information or not.

Audience:-
EA practitioners and potential clients who are about to implement EA

Key takeaways:-
1. EA development made easy
2. ROI is justifyable in this method
3. Time to develop EA is reduced

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