4to. Foro Arquitectura de TI

John A. Zachman

John is the originator of the Framework for Enterprise Architecture (The Zachman Framework™) which has received broad acceptance around the world as an integrative framework, and an ontology for descriptive representations for Enterprises.  John is not only known for this work on Enterprise Architecture, but is also known for his early contributions to IBM’s Information Strategy methodology (Business Systems Planning) as well as to their Executive team planning techniques (Intensive Planning).

Paul Preiss

CEO and founder of IASA Global. Paul Preiss is a tireless advocate for the professional technology architecture community. He serves as the CEO and founder of Iasa Global. During his tenure at Iasa, Paul has taken the organization from a single user group with 50 members to an influential global organization with a network of over 60,000 professional architects and business leaders.

Shrikant Palkar

Enterprise Architect at Costco WholeSale. In a career spanning close to three decades he has worked in five countries as programmer, designer, project manager, process consultant and architect. He has worked on many multi-year multi-technology business application projects and engineering projects involving embedded systems and software for robotic sensors. As a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Melon University and SEI, he presented several seminars on software processes, measurements  and software architecture. Shrikant has a passion for educational activities and has been invited to join faculty at graduate schools in USA and India.

María Isabel Mejia

Viceministra TIC. Especialista en Gerencia Estratégica de Informática. More than 30 years of experience in IT and communication work.  Sha has worked in public,  private and academic sectors.

Jorge Arias

Chief Architect at Oracle Consulting,  North Latin America. He leads the architecture team of Oracle Consulting, which is responsible for architecting and supporting complex enterprise business transformation  initiatives in important Latin American companies. During his career (15+ years), he has had the opportunity to work for many industries (financial services, telecommunications, public sector, consumer and goods)  and to play different architecture roles: Technical architect in several domains (software, enterprise integration, security, data, among other technical domains), Solutions and Enterprise Architect.

Rabih Bashroush

Senior Lecturer at the University of East (London UEL), UK, where he also leads the Software Architecture Research Group (SOAR). He has worked in the Software industry since 1997. He held visiting scientist/researcher roles at a number of institutes including the Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University; Philips Research Labs, Netherlands; and Danfoss Power Electronics, Denmark.

Néstor Camilo

Senior Enterprise Architecture Manager Strategic Account, Oracle Latinamerica. Actually he leads a group of Enterprise Architect in Oracle  that works with Strategic Accounts in Public Sector in Argentina, Chile and Colombia. In his career he has done work related to IT including roles of Developer, DB administrator, networking administration, Presales, Evangelization, Consulting, Product Management and Sales Management.

David Del Giudice

President of the IASA Toronto Chapter and the Chief Architect of Enterprise at AstraZeneca, a Global 500 bio-pharmaceutical. In his role as Chief Architect, David is accountable for architecture across AstraZeneca’s corporate functions and enterprise delivery centres. As a member of the federated Enterprise Architecture Board, he drives AstraZeneca’s technology investment roadmap and fully consolidated Target State Architecture for all business functions. Prior to his current role, David led the organisational transformation of the Enterprise Information Services function and was a leader in establishing AstraZeneca’s global application development outsourced partnership model.

Max  Poliashenko

Max is a professional with a track record as VP of Architecture, Chief Software Architect and an R&D Director overseeing architecture of enterprise or products with over 100M in annual revenue. He has a strong interest in Architecture and Software Development methodologies, as well as international software development and international business. Max is currently the Chief Enterprise Architect at CCH, a company specializing in information services, software and workflow tools for tax, accounting, legal and business professionals.

William A (Bill) Brown

William is a IBM Distinguished Engineer, STG Central and Eastern Europe CTO and Systems Architect Leader. He manages a team of 40 plus architects and provides business direction for 80 technical resources in multiple countries across Central and Eastern Europe. He is a member of the IBM Academy of Technology . The Architecture Professions sponsor for Central and Eastern Europe.  William is the lead author of IBM’s SOA Governance and Management Method (SGMM), and has authored several white papers on SOA CoE Offering, and SOA Governance.

Matthew Bass

Matthew is a faculty member at Carnegie-Mellon University. Software architect and software engineer for past 15+ years. Matthew was the first external person to become authorized by Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute to deliver "Software Architecture: Principles and Practices". He is co-author of the "Global Software Development Handbook". Author and co-author of numerous peer-reviewed technical papers on software architecture and global software development.

Alejandro Bianchi

President and Senior Consultant LIVEWARE IS. Professional certified of Software Engineering Institute, CMU. More than 30 years of experience in software development and management of information technology in various technical and management roles in different industrial domains such as IT technologies, banking, healthcare and the public sector.

Eduardo Leopoldo Steinmann

Senior Global Enterprise Technology Strategist en Microsoft. En este rol tiene a cargo la tarea de consultora para grandes organizaciones en temas de arquitectura y cambios organizacionales.

Jorge Alberto Villalobos

Director del Departamento de Ingeniería de Sistemas y Computación de la Universidad de Los Andes.

Primer Concurso Nacional de Arquitecturas de TI

Cuando se piensa en casos de éxito en temas de arquitectura y en expertos en este tema a nivel nacional, es común encontrar que la respuesta se limita generalmente a un grupo muy pequeño. El objetivo del capítulo Colombia de IASA, es formar y dar a conocer una comunidad de Arquitectos de TI a nivel nacional.  Estamos seguros que en muchas empresas, se encuentran muy buenos arquitectos que día a día realizan un trabajo estratégico para sus organizaciones. Sin embargo su nombre y la importancia de sus proyectos no es suficientemente reconocida. El objetivo del primer concurso nacional de arquitectura,  es ofrecer un espacio de reconocimiento a los arquitectos de TI del país.  El concurso busca dar a conocer el talento nacional y los proyectos más significativos en arquitectura tanto a nivel gobierno como a nivel de industria.

Normas Generales

• Será posible postular un trabajo de arquitectura que se haya finalizado en los últimos cinco años.  Es indispensable que el trabajo de arquitectura haya finalizado y que sus resultados puedan ser evaluados por el cliente final.
• Los trabajos deben ser enviados a más tardar el 31 de Agosto de 2013.
• Los finalistas del concurso serán anunciados el 3 de Septiembre.
• Un miembro de cada equipo finalista será invitado al IV Foro Internacional de Arquitectura de TI.
• Cada finalista deberá tener lista una presentación de 10 minutos.  En caso de ser elegido como ganador, deberá presentar su propuesta en el IV Foro Internacional de Arquitecturas de TI.

Categorías

Arquitectura Empresarial

En esta categoría se premiarán ejercicios de arquitectura con un alcance empresarial, que puedan demostrar la aplicación de una metodología y un marco de referencia en Arquitectura Empresarial, así como un impacto importante en toda la organización.

Arquitectura de Solución

En esta categoría se premiarán ejercicios de arquitectura en las que se haya utilizado las tecnologías de información para solucionar un problema de negocio puntual de la organización.

Inscripción

Para detalles sobre el proceso de inscripción, evalaución y premacioón, puede consultar el sitio oficial del concurso AQUÍ.

ENTERPRISE PHYSICS 101

One Day Seminar

By

JOHN A. ZACHMAN

Purpose

Not too many people argue anymore about the reality of the “Information Age,” however neither have many Enterprises prepared to address the orders of magnitude increases in complexity and orders of magnitude increases in the rate of change that are incumbent in this developing, information age environment. Neither working harder and faster nor some innovative technological magic is going to be adequate to accommodate these dramatic increases.  Only Enterprise Architecture, a radical departure from typical Information Technology approaches will prevail.  This is a seminar on the physics of the Enterprise, the stark reality of the actual engineering work that will have to take place if the Enterprise is to be viable in view of these new realities.  The approach focuses attention on the dire need to invert the information community’s priorities from building and running systems to engineering a flexible, aligned, integrated, interoperable, dynamic Enterprise that can accommodate extreme complexity and extremely high rates of Information Age change.

Seminar Objectives

The objective of this seminar is to build an understanding of the concepts of Enterprise Architecture and develop a sense of urgency for integrating these concepts into a modern enterprise.

Seminar Contents

There are four major components of the seminar:

I.  Environmental Challenges Facing the Modern Enterprise

II.  Introduction to Enterprise Architecture

III. The Science and the Practice

IV. Conclusions

Intended Audience

The seminar is designed for enterprise professionals of every discipline including non-information disciplines as well as information disciplines.  Although it is addressing technology issues, it is not a “technical” seminar.  It addresses the subjects that both enterprise professionals and information professionals must understand to operate effectively in collaboration in the Information Age environment. Further, the seminar is appropriate for both management and operational (technical) professionals.  For management it clarifies the issues for decision purposes and enables more meaningful dialog with and among the technology community.  For operations, it establishes the context for developing improved approaches and implementation strategies.

What the Participant Will Take Away:

• A sense of urgency for aggressively pursuing Enterprise Architecture
• A definition (description) of Enterprise Architecture
• A “language” (that is, a Framework) for improving enterprise  communications about architecture issues
• Description of the Enterprise Knowledgebase
• Methodology for doing Architecture Work Iteratively and Incrementally
• Clear Differentiation of Engineering Enterprises from Building Systems

Note:  This is a VERY ambitious agenda for a single day.  Therefore, the topics covered are dependent upon the time available, the interest of the specific audience in attendance and the time desired for questions and answers. For more information about the Seminar visit the IASA Colombia Website HERE.

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