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Pre-Conference Meetings |
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8:30 - 9:15 |
Introduction to The Open Group For non-members and first-time attendees |
| 9:15 - 9:45 | Coffee |
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Plenary - a.m. |
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9:45 - 10:00 |
Welcome |
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10:00 - 10:45 |
Business Value and Challenges of SOA |
| 10:45 - 11:30 |
The Sky is the Limit - SOA Built on a Solid Foundation |
| 11:30 - 12:15 | The Open Group Service Integration Maturity Model (OSIMM) |
| 12:15 - 1:30 | Lunch |
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1:30 - 2:30 |
Vendor Panel: SOA Innovation Panel: Breaking SOA Bottlenecks Eric Knorr, Executive Director, InfoWorld Sam Ceccola, Deputy CTO, BEA Alex Heublein, Distinguished Technologist, HP Rob High, DE, SOA Foundation Chief Architect, IBM Oleg Figlin, Senior Solution Architect, SSM Solution Office, SAP UK |
| 2:30 - 3:15 | Intuit's Journey to SOA Maturity Robert Roth, Director, Shared Development and Services , Intuit |
| 3:15 - 3:45 | Coffee break sponsored by  |
| 3:45 - 4:15 | Issues of Global e-commerce and NEC's NGN (Next Generation Network) vision Toshiro Kawamura, Executive Advisor, NEC & Chairman of Global Business Dialogue (GBDe) |
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4:15 - 4.35 |
Direction of Global Enterprise Architecture, TOGAF & SOA |
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4:40 - 5:25 |
SOA and the Agile Warfighter: The DoD Net-Centric Enterprise Services (NCES) Program |
| 5:30 - 6:00 |
Launch: Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects |
6:00 - 8:00 |
Reception - sponsored by |
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Conference
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Parallel Streams - Enterprise Architecture Practitioners
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STREAM 1: Host: Chris Harding, The Open Group |
STREAM 2: Host: Dave van Gelder, Capgemini, Netherlands |
STREAM 3: Enterprise Architecture Development Host: Chris Greenslade Principal Consultant, CLARS Limited, UK |
STREAM #4: Enterprise Architecture Management
Host: Chris Forde, VP of Enablement & Strategy, American Express, US |
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| 09:00 - 10:30 | SOA Stream Keynote Presentation: Developing a Corporate Vision and Roadmap for SOA What I need to do to ready my Enterprise Architecture for SOA Moving from Systems to Services - How the U.S. Navy is transforming to SOA |
TUTORIAL: Leveraging TOGAF in the SAP Enterprise Architecture Framework Getting Started with TOGAF |
A Toolkit for Enterprise Architects: Bringing Enterprise Architecture to Realization TOGAF in the CoSpaces Project CASE STUDY: Challenges in Upscaling a Local Application to a Global Platform |
Making the Business Case for Enterprise Architecture Architecting an Enterprise Architecture Practice Managing Architectures in Transitional Periods
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| 11:00 - 12:30 | STREAM 1: Host: Chris Harding, The Open Group |
STREAM 2: Host: Garry Doherty, The Open Group |
STREAM 3: Enterprise Architecture Development |
STREAM #4: Host: Chris Forde, VP of Enablement & Strategy, American Express, US |
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Analysis of The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) and the U.S. Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) Using TOGAF ADM and RUP TOGAF at Your Service |
Let's Complete Each Other - EA and SOA Enterprise SOA - Leveraging Technology Competency Center Model for effective adoption |
Architecture and Leadership Enterprise Architecture for Enterprise Architecture |
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2:00 - 3:30
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STREAM 1: Host: Chris Harding, The Open Group |
STREAM 2: Beyond TOGAF8 Host: Judith Jones, Architecting-the-Enterprise Limited, UK |
STREAM #5: Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation Host: Vish Viswanathan, CC&C Solutions, Australia |
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IT Architect Certification (ITAC)
Host: James de Raeve, The Open Group |
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A Framework and Model for Service Oriented Enterprise Architecture Reference Architectures for SOA Models and Reference Architectures for SOA |
Update: Towards TOGAF9 Architecture Transformation - Making Strategy Real |
Creating a Corporate Integrated Data Environment through Stewardship CASE STUDY: Enterprise Architecture and Application Outsourcing - Sharing Performance Responsibility |
Tutorial: An Applicant's View of the IT Architect Certification (ITAC) Process |
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3:30 - 4:00 |
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4:00 - 5:30
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STREAM 1: Host: Chris Harding, The Open Group |
STREAM 2: "I've Downloaded TOGAF - Now What?" Host: Allen Brown, President and CEO, The Open Group |
STREAM #7: Enterprise Architecture and Business Value Realization Host: Vish Viswanathan, CC&C Solutions, Australia |
STREAM #8: Enterprise Architecture and Academia Host: Mike Lambert , Reading Univeristy and The Open Group |
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Evolution of SOA and Web 2.0 Mashups - are they Sexy or Dangerous? Panel Discussion: SOA 2.0 |
Case Study: Marriott International and TOGAF Case Study: Using TOGAF at Applied Technology Solutions, Inc. Panel Discussion: Enabling the Take-Up of TOGAF |
Actionable EA Principles for Business Value Realization EA Product Focus Delivers Value EA and ITIL - - Implications of ITIL-ITSM Framework & IT Processes for EA Development |
WORKSHOP: Architecture and Academia WORKSHOP: Architecture and Academia Architecture Skills Framework Academic Innovation and Skills for the 21st Century The FEAC Institute Architecture and Academia in The Open Group |
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| 6:15 | Dinner Event at SeaWorld * tickets required | |||||
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| STREAM 1: Service-Oriented Architecture (continued) |
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STREAM #10: Enterprise Architecture Modeling and Tools Host: Ed Harrington, Data Access Technologies (US) |
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| 9:00 - 10:30 | The relationship between SOA and BPM - is there one? Building SOA-compliant business logic without programming SOA Governance Session Keynote Presentation |
Introduction: Objectives and Scene-Setting Disruptive Technologies and the Law Role of Corporate Counsel in Information Security Governance |
Case Study of Enterprise Audit, Modeling and Analysis at the Gold Coast City Council (GCCC) Envisioning your Enterprise - Relationships & Lessons Learned When You Envision your Enterprise! |
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| 11:00 - 12:30 | STREAM 1: Service-Oriented Architecture (continued) |
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STREAM #10: Enterprise Architecture Modeling and Tools (continued) Host: Ed Harrington, Data Access Technologies (US) |
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The Role of Security Policy The Role of the Security Architect, Now & in the Future Managing Security and Privacy Issues: What does the Enterprise Architect Need to Know? |
The IBM SOA Integration Framework Domain Analysis tool (SOA-IF DA) Enterprise Business Modeling Using Industry Standards OMG Modeling Standards for the UML Profile for DoDAF/MODAF |
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STREAM #11: Semantic Interoperability Hosted by: Robert Weisman, Partner and Executive Consultant, and Global Enterprise Architecture Practice Leader, CGI |
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| Enterprise Architects: Sowing the Seeds of SOA Success SOA - What v/s How; Travel Industry Perspective Rationalize application portfolio, use SOA or not?
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The Role of Internal Audit and How SAS-70 Audits Extend Auditing to an External Third Party FAIR (Factor Analysis for Information Risk - Impact on All Roles in the Governance Chain Law Enforcement Considerations in Governance and Architecture: |
The Convergence of SOA and Semantics European Semantic Interoperability Projects Applying the Universal Data Element Framework |
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| 4:00 - 5:30 | STREAM 1: Service-Oriented Architecture (continued) |
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STREAM #11: Semantic Interoperability (continued) Hosted by: Robert Weisman, Partner and Executive Consultant, and Global Enterprise Architecture Practice Leader, CGI |
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Panel Q&A: The Way Forward for Enterprise Architecture, Security and Governance |
Ontology Driven SOA with Protégé Service Oriented Architecture: Ontologically Speaking The Open Group's SOA Ontology |
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| 6:00 - 6:30 | All-Members Meeting Open to members of The Open Group | ||||
| 6:30 - 7:30 | Board-Forums BoF Open to members of The Open Group | ||||
Architecting to the Edge™ (Mon)
In today's real-time world, getting accurate information into the hands of the 'edge user'- be they military, first responders, field sales representatives, or stock traders- is increasingly important. Occurrences of threats such as terrorism, natural disaster, and extreme weather represent a major challenge for IT professionals, forcing them to face the convergence of traditional real-time and non-real-time systems.
Systems at the edge - typically based on highly distributed infrastructure and interaction of a large number of services - need to be predictive and dynamic, highly fault-tolerant, and have the capability to operate in real time; from gathering data for analysis, review, and response to disseminating information to end users. This session will address business and technical requirements of 'edge' systems and discuss solutions. The afternoon session will include two presentations on the SAE standard "Architecture Design and Analysis Language" (AADL)
Dependability through Assuredness™: Traceability and Trustworthiness (Tue & Wed)
The Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum will host this 2-day session. The Open Group will facilitate developing an approach to Software Assurance (medium to high robustness) through the use of certified interoperable tools (based on open standards) to support a distributed real-time test bed for testing, certification and accreditation of systems and components. Various instantiations of assurance testing will support a system or system-of-systems for software quality, security (to include high robustness), information assurance, requirements traceability, interoperability, quality of service, aggregated real-time performance, modeling and simulation, formal methods proof, and artifact generation based on current best practices for mission- and safety-critical systems.
Experts invited from the following domains - to delineate their Certification and Accreditation (C&A) requirements - include: Department of Homeland Security, NASA - flight to Mars and beyond, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Future Combat Systems, Medical Devices, and others.
Tuesday - gathering the requirements for Dependability through Assuredness™: Traceability and Trustworthiness
Wednesday morning - approaches to the test environment and identification of the types tools required
Wednesday afternoon - a series of workshops in parallel sessions to flush out a high level architecture
Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS)
An enabling architecture known as Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS) is the process of dramatically reducing the size and complexity of security-critical code, thus allowing faster and more cost-effective development and evaluation.
Wednesday pm: MILS Tutorial Open to those holding a paid conference pass only.
Thursday pm: MILS Presentations and Demonstrations Open to those holding a paid conference pass PLUS those who have completed the free half-day registration [register here]. This registration allows you access to this Thursday afternoon event but oes not include lunch.
Adaptive Business Solutions (Tue)
The aims of the meeting are: to increase understanding of the circumstances in which adaptive solutions are required, and of the technology that can provide them; to agree on a charter for the Adaptive Business Solutions Work Group; and to progress the work of the Group.
The morning sessions will feature presentations on adaptive technology and case studies of its application. In the afternoon, the meeting will discuss a charter that will set out the work program for the Group, and will make a start on that work program.
If you want to find out and influence what The Open Group is doing in Adaptive Business Solutions - including Agent Technologies - this is where to come! This meeting of the Adaptive Business Solutions Work Group is open to all conference attendees, but only representatives of Open Group member companies will be able to vote on the Work Group charter.
Enterprise Architecture and Academia Planning Workshop (Wed)
Objectives of Workshop
1.To formally initiate activities to bring together academia and industry to develop the teaching of Enterprise Architecture in Universities and Colleges and follow-up career development of Enterprise Architects within industry.
2.To plan activities within the framework of the Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects.
Who May Attend
1.Any member of The Open Group with an interest in this topic area.
2.Any registered member of the Association of Open Group Enterprise Architect.
3.Representatives from any an accredited establishment of higher education, such as a college or university, that helps prepare students (at undergraduate or postgraduate level) for careers in Enterprise Architecture and/or embarks in advanced research projects in the field of Enterprise Architecture.
Draft Agenda
This meeting will last between ½ day and a full day depending on the number of organisations prepared to contribute information.
1. Information Gathering
a.Enterprise Architecture as a Profession (The Open Group vision)
b.Current Academic Initiatives
c.Current Industry Partnerships with Academia
2. Planning Brainstorm
a.Is there interest in this subject in Academia
b.What can Industry do to help
c.How can the OAGEA help facilitate the process
d.Potential activities
DirecNet™ Task Force (Thu)
Defense communications industry leaders have joined together to create the DirecNet Task Force. This Task Force will provide a newly created open-standard for a directional, ad hoc, mobile, mesh networking system. This new standard will provide commanders and military forces with up to 1 gigabit per second (1 Gbps) data rate link that will allow secure transmission of mission-critical video, imagery and voice communications. This mission critical capability will enable military forces to operate in a network centric environment and to obtain a common and persistent operational picture in near real time.In this open session, we will describe the need for the DirecNet standard as well as provide an introduction to the consortium, top level driving requirements and usage scenarios.
The Company members of the DirecNet Task Force are BAE Systems, Boeing, Cubic Defense Applications, Harris, ITT Corporation, Innovative Concepts, L-3 Communications, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and Rockwell Collins.
Meeting Agenda:
http://www.opengroup.org/tech/direcnet-task-force/index.htm
* John Boyd - Why DirecNet (Cubic Defence Systems)
* Gary Nault - Introduction to DirecNet (Chairman DirecNet Steering Committee)
* Mike Maurer - Standard Development (Chairman Standards Development Work Group)
* Lewis Lin - DirecNet Scenarios (Northrup Grumman)
SOA Working Group Open Session(Thu)The Open Group's SOA Working Group exists to develop and foster common understanding of Service Oriented Architecture, and to facilitate its adoption, by producing definitions, analyses, recommendations, reference models, and standards. In this Open Session, on Thursday 1st February from 09:00-10:30, it will look at the current state and future directions of SOA, and discuss its role and work program. If you are not already a member of the Working Group, this is an ideal opportunity to find out what it does and how it operates.
Semantic Interoperability and the UDEF(Thu)The Open Group's Semantic Interoperability Working Group and UDEF Forum are holding a combined meeting on Thursday February 1st to discuss the role of semantics in enterprise architecture and to progress work on the Universal Data Element Framework (UDEF), an enabler of semantic interoperability. This meeting is open to all conference delegates.
In addtion, for those wishing to find out about the UDEF in more detail, there will be an in-depth session on the UDEF and How to Use It in the morning of Wednesday, January 31st. All conference delegatesare welcome to attend
the Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects