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conference is designed for enterprise professionals of
every discipline including non-information disciplines
as well as information disciplines who are playing one
or more roles (as described below): |
 CEOs,
Directors, VPs, CTOs and CIOs of
End -User companies ( such as
Telecom, Airlines, Finance, Insurance,
Retail, Manufacturing, Energy etc.),
IT services companies |
Chief Architects, Enterprise Architects |
| Directors,
Senior Managers involved in Software
Engineering Process |
Software Architects, Solution Architects,
Technical Architects |
Directors, VPs and Senior Managers
involved in offshore business
initiatives
such as BPO, ITES
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Project
Managers, Program Managers,
R&D Managers
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Senior management responsible for IT and architecture
governance |
IT consultant, Product Managers,
Technical Managers |
Senior Executives who want to learn how peers
at the world's leading organizations
are creating business advantage using
architecture strategies |
Business Consultants, Heads of Business Units,
Director Marketing & Sales |
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The conference is designed for enterprise professionals
of every discipline. Although it is addressing technology
issues, it is not a "technical" conference.
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 conference 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
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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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What
about architecture for Software, Systems &
Enterprise ?
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Architecture for Enterprise and Information
Systems
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