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The Open Group Seattle 2010
February 1-5, 2010, Seattle, Washington, US

Objective of Meeting

This conference addressed some of the key issues in IT today:

  • Architecture – To better understand the future role of enterprise architecture (EA) as it is more closely aligned with business decision-making at a ‘board room’ level.
  • Security – To move information security management from an art to a science.
  • Cloud Computing – The Cloud is no longer just in the ‘Blue Sky’ but is being accepted as a key element for enterprise-wide IT systems evolution.

Summary

Each day of the three-day conference included a mix of plenary presentations, with industry leaders from near and far sharing their insights on the day’s theme; and a set of parallel tracks examining specific areas in depth. The various tracks delivered presentations by enterprise architecture professionals from both vendor and customer organizations; and provided experience-based insight into the approaches and methods that have proved most effective for developing architectures around the world.

The presentations can be accessed from the links below under separate daily headings:

The presentations referenced below are freely available only to members of The Open Group and conference attendees.

Monday February 1

APC Plenary: Changing the Conversation

Parallel Tracks

Presenting EA to C-Level and the Board
Business-Driven SOA
TOGAF 9
Translating Business Speak into IT Speak
TOGAF for EA Practitioners

Tuesday February 2

APC Plenary: The Language of the Business Architect

SPC Plenary: Moving Information Security Management from Art to Science

Parallel Tracks

Obtaining Line of Business Trust
SOA Deployment
SOA Models and Frameworks
Extending EA to the Enterprise
Security: ISM3 Workshop

Workshop led by Vicente Aceituno, Director, ISM3 Consortium

EA and Business Strategy

Wednesday February 3

Parallel Tracks

The Business Impact of Cloud Computing
Securing the Information Architecture
Skills and Capabilities
Cloud Computing
  • DEBATE: Cloud Security
    Moderated by Dave Lounsbury, VP, The Open Group
    For Cloud: Peter Coffee, Director, Platform Research, salesforce.com
    Against Cloud: Kirk Bailey, CISSP, CISM, Chief Information Security Officer, University of Washington
EA Frameworks and Tools
Information Security in the Cloud
SOA Tutorial
  • Assessing your Service Integration Maturity
    Andras Szakal, IBM
  • SOA Governance
    Heather Kreger, IBM
  • SOA Architecture
    Ali Arsanjani, IBM and Nikhil Kumar, President, Application Technology Solutions, Inc. (ApTSi) and Co-chair SOA Reference Architecture Project
  • Using TOGAF for SOA
    Dave Hornford, Hornford Associates
TOGAF™ Tutorial
Cloud Computing

Outputs

The presentations, tutorials, and workshops at the meeting, and the associated discussions and panel sessions, all provided participants with a wealth of experience-based insight into current best practice in architecture, security, and cloud computing, from leading experts and practitioners around the world.

Next Steps

The next Enterprise Architecture Practitioners' Conference will be held in Rome, Italy, April 26-30, 2010.

If you are interested in presenting at future Open Group Conferences, then please submit a Presentation Proposal.

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