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Enterprise Architecture – Driving Enterprise Transformation

The Open Group’s Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference in Paris will consist of an opening plenary day focussing upon the role of Enterprise Architecture as a catalyst to drive enterprise transformation, followed by parallel streams addressing business transformation and other aspects of Enterprise Architecture.

The plenary meeting will:

• consider users' experiences of the role of Information Systems Architecture and Enterprise Architecture in business and enterprise transformation;
• present case studies of Enterprise Transformation managed with an alignment of business goals and IT architecture;
• discuss the maturity of Enterprise Architecture after years of functional architecture;
• assist CIOs, enterprise architects and strategists, senior managers, analysts, and industry experts in understanding what is Enterprise Architecture, and how it can be used as a catalyst for Enterprise Transformation and achieving business advantage.

Parallel Tracks will feature:

• Detailed presentations on the role of Enterprise Architecture in enterprise and business transformation
• Architecture Management
• Enterprise Architecture and SOA
• Enterprise Architecture Governance
• Architecture Certification and Professional Development
• Semantic Interoperability
• Utilising TOGAF™ to Architect Business Transformation
• Architecture Tools in practice
• Architecting the Secure Enterprise
• Enterprise Architecture Development

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The Open Group’s Architecture Practitioners Conference series provides valuable insight into best practices, standards, tools and technologies for enterprise architecture; and serves as a venue for practicing enterprise architects to come together and share their experiences. It also provides an opportunity to meet the members of The Open Group who are addressing other critical areas in information technology to support business development.