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Feedback
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John
Zachman presents a very compelling argument,
that is, every organisation needs an
Enterprise Architecture to survive.
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An
excellent and inspiring seminar we
will return to work and start mmediately.I
can recommend this seminar with enthusiasm.
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An
excellent course. All CEOs and CIOs should
attend.
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Idea
behind the Conference
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"An
excellent course. All CEOs and CIOs should attend.
As inventor of enterprise achitecture, John Zachman
has obviously encountered a good many implementation
problems and gives some great advice on how to
overcome them."
In high growth industry like Telecom, Airlines,
Finance, Insurance, Retail, Manufacturing, Energy,
etc. senior management is constantly looking for
innovation.They are facing the daunting task of
aligning the IT systems with business goals to
ensure competitiveness without much success.
Very often, CXOs find themselves in the middle
of chaos wherein the enterprise spending more
than $100 million per year to develop and maintain
information technology systems which are not able
to support changing business requirements.
In fact, there is growing need to consolidate
the multiple line of business (LOB), face the
complexity of rationalizing 70 or 100 plus IT
systems and task of mapping their relevance to
the enterprise profitability.
Enterprise
Architecture (EA) is a comprehensive framework
used to manage and align an organization's business
processes, Information Technology (IT) software
and hardware, people, operations and projects
with the organization's overall strategy. A strong
Enterprise Architecture process helps to answer
basic questions like: What are the organization's
business processes and how is IT supporting those
processes?
The
Zachman Framework
has become de facto standard for Enterprise
Architecture for aligning the business goals with
Information Technology Investments world over.
It's not surprising to note that why Fortune 2000
companies are using this framework as a blueprint
for ensuring business improvements, cost reductions
as high as $500 mn (and more) and increasing the
opportunities to collaborate with partners across
the multiple market segments and crossing the
geographical boundaries.
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With
its growing consumer market, India is gearing
to become a major base for the product development
firms and new technology companies, This conference
will provide an opportunity to the architects,
program managers, CIOs and CTOs to share knowledge
of innovative architecture which represents the
next generation of organizational practice.
In India, very small fractions (<1 %) of
professionals are enterprise architects.
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The
Zachman Framework defines Enterprise
Periodic Table: it enables senior
business managers and IT professionals
to understand the implications of
key business and IT strategies that
must be established for these changing
times.
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Primary driver for architecture in many companies?
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The
objective of this one day Conference by John Zachman
is to build an understanding of the concepts of
Enterprise Architecture and develop a sense of
urgency for implementing those concepts in a modern
enterprise. It will greatly improve your chances
for a successful implementation of enterprise
information architecture.
Make no mistake, such an implementation is a daunting
task with opportunities to fail lurking in many
places. As inventor of enterprise architecture,
he has obviously encountered a good many implementation
problems and gives some great advice on how to
overcome them
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"The
framework has been applied in Global 2000 organizations*
such as
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Volkswagen |
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Boeing |
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Sprint |
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Swisscom
Mobile |
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Bank
of America |
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Health
Canada |
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Allstate
Insurance |
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Federal
Express |
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Johnson
& Johnson |
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NCR
Corp |
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Glaxo
SmithKline |
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Volkswagen |
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General
Motors |
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Canadian
Imperial bank
of Commerce |
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Architecture for Enterprise and Information
Systems
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We
know how does architecture looks
like in Construction, Engineering and Manufacturing
industries which
has evolved over 100s of years.
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about architecture for Software, Systems &
Enterprise ? |
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