19th Enterprise Architecture
Practitioners Conference
July 21-23 2008, Chicago
Plenary & Parallel
Track Presentations
Objective of Meeting
The Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conferences are organized by
Enterprise Architecture practitioners, for
Enterprise Architecture practitioners, and for those
directly involved in the management and oversight of Enterprise
Architecture.
The Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference at Chicago addressed some of the key issues and challenges that face Enterprise
Architects today. In this highly practical three-day conference and series
of workshops, Open Group members and non-members alike came together to share insights and perspectives on
best practices in Enterprise Architecture.
The conference underlined the continuing role of The Open Group in providing a
truly global forum in which Enterprise Architects from all sectors of the industry can come
together to discuss best practice in Enterprise Architecture, hone their skills,
find new ways to solve problems, share experiences, and learn from each other.
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 innovative viewpoints,
practical insights, and case study 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 event as a whole provided a wealth of current case study and tutorial
material. 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 July 21 2008
Opening Plenary: Frameworks for Federated Architectures
Parallel Tracks
TRACK A: Government Enterprise Architecture
STREAM A1: Government Architecture Case Studies
Host: Robert Weisman, Partner & Executive Consultant, Global
Enterprise Architecture Practice Leader, CGI (Canada)
- TOGAF Case Studies in
Government
Robert
Weisman, Partner & Executive Consultant, Global Enterprise
Architecture Practice Leader, CGI (Canada)
- Communicating EA to the Enterprise
William Wimsatt, Principal, Wells Landers Group (US)
- EA Success: A Case Study and Practical
Guidance
James Tyson,
Synectics for Management Decisions, Inc. (US)
- TOGAF as a Means to Elaborate Process when using the Federal
Enterprise Architecture
Judith Jones,
CEO, Architecting the Enterprise (UK); and John Polgreen, Architecting
the Enterprise (US)
STREAM A2: Government Enterprise Architecture & e-Government
Host: Jason Uppal, Chief Architect, QRS (Canada)
TRACK B: SOA
STREAM B1: SOA & Enterprise Architecture
Host: E.G. Nadhan, Lead Technologist, EDS
STREAM B2: SOA Deployment
Host: Jerry Larivée, Principal Consultant, Infosys
TRACK C: TOGAF™
STREAM C1: TOGAF™ Case Studies
Host: Chris Forde, American Express (US), and Chair, The Open Group
Architecture Forum
STREAM C2: TOGAF™ Case Studies (continued) armstrong
Host: Sarina Viljoen, Real IRM (South Africa)
TRACK D: EA Best Practice Management
STREAM D1: EA Best Practice Management
Host: Chris Armstrong, President, Armstrong Process Group, Inc. (US)
- Architecture as an Enabler for
Sustainability
Albert
Silverman, Senior VP & Chief Architect, PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP (Canada); and Jonathan
Hirst, Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (Canada)
- Rolling Out a Large Corporate EA
Practice
Skip
Slone, Senior Manager, Enterprise Architecture, Lockheed Martin;
and Chandra
Olson, Enterprise Architect, Lockheed Martin
- Bootstrapping Enterprise Standards – A Real World
Approach
Dan Hughes,
Principal Consultant, Systems Flow, Inc. (US)
- Enterprise Architecture Life Cycle – Tangible Value
Matters!
Jason Uppal,
Chief Architect, QRS ( Canada)
STREAM D2: EA Best Practice Management (continued)
Host: Tim Kostyk, Metaplexity Associates (US)
Plenary: Architecting Government Services & SOA
- The State of Enterprise Architecture in The Open Group (not restricted to members and conference attendees)
Allen
Brown, CEO, The Open Group
- Enterprise Architecture and the Revolution: Putting Customers
at the Heart of UK Government Services
David
Cotterill, Head of Innovation, UK Government Department for Work
and Pensions
- Understanding SOA Security
John
McLaughlin, Executive IT Architect, Office of the Federal CTO, IBM
Corporation
- Uniting Business and Information
Technology
George S.
Paras, Managing Director, EAdirections
- PANEL SESSION: SOA and the Government Enterprise
Moderated by Dana
Gardner, Principal Analyst, Interarbor Solutions
Panelists:
Parallel Tracks
TRACK A: Business Architecture
STREAM A3: Business Architecture
Host: Dave van Gelder, Capgemini (Netherlands)
STREAM A4: Business Analysis and Enterprise Architecture
Host: Ron Tolido, Capgemini (Netherlands)
TRACK B: SOA
STREAM B3: SOA and the Boundaryless Enterprise
Host: Nikhil Kumar, President, Applied Technology Solutions, Inc.
- Architecting for SaaS
Michael
Rollings, Senior Analyst, Executive Advisory Program, Burton Group
(US)
- How the Internet influences Enterprise IT and How WEB 2.0
influences EA
Ross Button,
Vice President, Technology Leadership, CGI (Canada)
- Some Thoughts Regarding Certification and Accreditation for
Services-Oriented Environments and Digital Communities
Chris Daly,
IBM Federal Software Group (US)
- Federated Authorization – The Next Generation of Web
Services
Doron
Grinstein, CEO, BiTKOO, LLC
STREAM B4: SOA TOGAF Workshop
Host: Anil Rode, Senior Advisor, Shell Information Technology
International
TRACK C: Architecture Profession
STREAM C3: Professional Development
Host: Jane Varnus, Bank of Montreal (Canada)
STREAM C4: Architecture Profession and The Open Group
Host: James de Raeve, VP Certification, The Open Group (UK)
Plenary: Architecting Secure Information Delivery
- Welcome Address
Allen
Brown, President & CEO, The Open Group
- Security Architecture for the
Future
Dan
Blum, Senior VP, Principal Analyst, Security and Risk Management
Strategies, Burton Group
- Architectures for Business Collaboration
Adrian
Seccombe, CISO & Senior Enterprise Information Architect, Eli
Lilly & Company Ltd.
- MILS and the Central Role of Policy Architecture in High
Assurance Security
John
Rushby, Program Director for Formal Methods and Dependable
Systems, Computer Science Laboratory, SRI International
- Human Interoperability and Net-Centric Environments
Dr.
Alenka Brown, Senior Science Advisor, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense, Networks and Information Integration/DoD CIO
Parallel Tracks
TRACK A: Architecting Secure Information Delivery
STREAM A5: Enterprise Security Architectures
STREAM A6: Managing Secure Enterprise Architectures
TRACK B: Enterprise Architecture Development
STREAM B5: EA Development
Stream B5 was sponsored by IBM Corporation.
Host: Lou Varveris, Director of Product Management, EA Solutions,
Telelogic
- Visualizing the Forest for the Trees – Developing
Multi-Level Enterprise/Business Process Models at Blue Cross Blue
Shield NC
Leon Stucki, President & CEO, Future Tech Systems, Inc. (US)
- Investigative Architecture – Making Sense of
your Enterprise
Ben Sommer,
Senior Consultant, Systems Flow, Inc. (US)
- A Toolkit for
Enterprise Architects
Jerry
Casarella, Chief Architect, PSEG (US)
- Enterprise 3.0:
Architecture for the 21st Century Enterprise
E.G. Nadhan,
Lead Technologist, Global Strategic Capability Management, EDS (US)
- Taking Enterprise
Architecture Mainstream Through Effective Tooling Support for TOGAF
Lou
Varveris, Director of Product Management, EA Solutions, Telelogic
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 enterprise
architecture, from leading
experts and practitioners around the world.
Participants at this unique event were able to:
- Participate in highly practical workshops and tutorials teaching best
enterprise architecture practices
- Review case studies from organizations who have put theory into practice, and learn from
them what works and what doesn't
- See demonstrations and presentations on leading tools supporting open architecture
methods
- Network with leading architecture experts, vendors, and peers in the
enterprise architecture field
Next Steps
This 19th Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Conference was a
great success, confirming the global need for this unique series of
events.
The next Enterprise Architecture Practitioners' Conferences will be
held in Munich, October
20-22, 2008 in association with The Open Group Member
Meetings, October 20-24.
If you are interested in presenting at future Enterprise Architecture
Practitioners' Conferences, then please submit a Presentation
Proposal.
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