The Open Group Conference, Washington DC
July 16-20, 2012
Objective of Meeting
The Open Group Conference Washington DC 2012 took place at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill..
The conference gathered to focus on Cybersecurity and
Enterprise Transformation.
Summary
Each day of the conference included a mix of plenary
presentations, with industry leaders from near and far sharing their
insights on the conference themes; and a set of parallel tracks examining
specific areas in depth. The various tracks delivered 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 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 16
PLENARY: Cybersecurity – An Industry/Government Partnership
to Counter the Digital Threat
Welcome Address
Allen Brown, President & CEO, The Open Group
America The Vulnerable: Inside the New Threat Matrix
Joel Brenner, Author and Attorney, Cooley LLP
DoD Trusted Defense Systems Strategy
Also: recording of live broadcast (apologies for sound defect during the introduction)
Kristen Baldwin, Principal Deputy, DASD, Systems Engineering,
Systems Analysis DoD/AT&L
Risk Management: Integrating Cyber Security Requirements into Organizational Mission and Business Processes
Dr. Ron Ross, Project Leader, NIST
PANEL: Supply Chain: Mitigating Tainted & Counterfeit Products
Moderated by: Dave Lounsbury, CTO, The Open Group
Panelists:
Edna Conway, Cisco; Daniel Reddy, EMC; Andras Szakal, IBM Federal
Spotlights
SOA
Real-time & Embedded Systems Forum
PARALLEL TRACKS
High-Assurance Systems/Dependability
Trusted Computing – Back to the Future
Robert Bigman, CEO, 2BSecure LLC
Defining High-Assurance Requirements
Michael Paulitsch, Scientific Director, EADS
Dependability Engineering for Open Systems (DEOS)
Introduction
Jack Fujieda, CEO, Regis
Overview
Dr. Mario Tokoro, President & CEO, Sony Computer Systems Lab
Current Status of Assurance Case
Robin Bloomfield, City University, Adelard
D-Case
Dr. Yutaka Matsuno, Nagoya University
Requirement Management using D-Case
Dr. Shuichiro Yamamoto, Nagoya University
Toward Dependable TOGAF®
Ed Roberts, Elparazim
Supply Chain/Quantum LIfecycle Management
Cybersecurity and Identity
TOGAF® 9 Tutorials
Bringing Enterprise Architecture to the Enterprise by Leveraging TOGAF
John Sitarski, Enterprise Architect, Baker Hughes, Inc.
Using TOGAF 9 to Deliver DoDAF 2 Capabilities
Also: recording of live broadcast
Chris Armstrong, President, Armstrong Process Group Inc., US
How to be Agile when Creating your Enterprise Architecture Using TOGAF
Mats Gejnevall, Capgemini, Sweden
Will TOGAF Get My EA to Level 5 Maturity? Yes It Can!
Judith Jones, CEO, Architecting the Enterprise
SOA
Hosted by Tony Carrato, IBM and Chris Harding, The Open Group
A Case Study of Adobe's SOA Transformation
John Pritchard and Don Valdez, Enterprise Architect, Adobe Systems
SOA on the International Stage
Heather Kreger, CTO International Standards, IBM
Evolving the Enterprise IT Legacy to SOA
Sundar Ramanathan, Capgemini
PANEL: SOA in the Government Sector
Moderated by: Jason Bloomberg, President, ZapThink
Panelists (including): Paul C. Jackson, Governance Lead, FAA System-Wide Information Management (SWIM)
Sam Ceccola, Senior Director of Technology, Blackstone Technology Group
Andras Szakal, VP & CTO, IBM Federal
Tuesday July 17
PLENARY: Enterprise Transformation
Welcome Address
Allen Brown, President & CEO, The Open Group
Enterprise Transformation and the Role of Open Standards
Allen Brown, CEO, The Open Group
Case Study: University Health Network (Toronto)
Also: recording of live broadcast (covers the two presentations on Open Standards above)
Jason Uppal, Chief Enterprise Architect, QRS,
Winner of 2012 Edison Award for Innovation
Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE™): Transforming the DoD Avionics Software Industry through the Use of Open Standards
Judy Cerenzia, FACE™ Program Director, The Open Group
Kirk Avery, Lockheed Martin
Philip Minor, Director, Systems Engineering, Asst. Secretary of Army (ALT)
Spotlights
PARALLEL TRACKS
Security Architecture
The Hotel Industry and Payment Security
John Bell, Enterprise Architect, Marriott International
Secure Business Architecture or Just Security Architecture?
Dave Hornford, Partner and Enterprise Architect, Conexiam, Canada
Business-Driven Security Architecture: Bridging the Executive Chasm
Geoff Besko, CEO, Seccuris Inc.
FedRAMP – Initial Operating Capability
Katie Lewin, Director, Federal Cloud Computing Program, General Services Administration (GSA)
Cloud Security
EA and Enterprise Transformation
Business Innovation and Technological Disruption
TOGAF® Case Studies
Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF at Nationwide
Zahid Hossain, Director, Enterprise Architecture, Nationwide Insurance
Tara Paider, Nationwide Insurance
Chris Armstrong, President, APG
Marriott Case Study: That Was Then, This Is Now
Fernando Davila, Director for Architecture Services, Marriott International
Global Moderization Powered by EA, Powered by TOGAF
Vish Viswanathan, CC&C Solutions
Shrikant Palkar, Costco
Leveraging TOGAF within a Maturing EA Organization
Vincent P. Armato, BMC Software Inc.
TOGAF® and ArchiMate®: Ask the Experts
ArchiMate® Tutorial
ArchiMate®
The Profession and Practice of EA
Wednesday July 18
PARALLEL TRACKS
Security Automation Workshop
The Big Picture
Steve Whitlock, Chief Strategist for IT Security, Boeing
Managed Incident Lightweight Exchange (MILE)
Kathleen M. Moriarty, CISSP, GRC Strategy, Office of CTO, EMC Corporation
Security Automation with TNC Standards
Steve Hanna, Distinguished Engineer, Juniper Networks
Audit and Compliance Management – How SCAP is being Looked at Internationally
John Banghart, Information Security Specialist, NIST
CAESARS-FE: An Enterprise Continuous Monitoring Technical Reference Model
John Banghart, Information Security Specialist, NIST
Alignment of US Government and Industry Compliance Automation
Shawn Mullen, Security Architect, IBM
Security Scenarios for Cloud Computing
Stuart Boardman, Senior Business Consultant, KPN Consulting
AVOS for Virtualization Management
Shawn Mullen, Security Architect, IBM
Architecture Governance
Cloud Computing for Business
Hosted by Chris Harding, The Open Group and Kapil Bakshi, Cicso
Should I be in the Cloud? What if it Rains?
Bhavish Kumar Madurai, Director & Partner, CSC Global Business Solutions
Cloud Computing Metrics for Successful Business Architecture and Strategy
Mark Skilton, Global Director, Strategy Office, Capgemini, and Co-Chair, The Open Group Cloud Work Group
Cloud Computing's Impact on Modern IT Organizational Structures
Majed Saadi, Cloud Computing Practice Lead, SRA International
Cloud Strategy Adoption Based on the Cloud Lifecycle
Penelope Gordon, Cloud Strategist, 1Plug Corporation
Cloud Deployment
Hosted by Heather Kreger, IBM
Cloud Architecture
Hosted by Wing Ko, HP
Architecture Methods and Techniques
Simplify IT for Best Business Agility
Leo Shuster, Director, IT Architecture, Nationwide Insurance
Enterprise Architecture versus Collection of Architectures in Enterprise
Dr. Yan Zhao, Chief Architect, ArchiTech Consulting LLC
Using Infographics to Communicate Architecture
Matthew T. Daniels, SVP and Head of Americas Strategy and Architecture, RBS Citizens
Best Practices in Communicating to Enterprise Management Using the IT Portfolio
TJ Parro, Enterprise Architect, Metaplexity Associates
Jim May, Instructor, Metaplexity Associates
Selling the Business Value of Enterprise Architecture Initiatives
Brenda Cowie, VP Client Services, BiZZdesign, North America
Business Architecture: Integrating Business Design and IT Architecture for Target Operating Models
Proteus Duxbury, Managing Consultant, PA Consulting Group
Leveraging EA to Build Target State Architecture
Tolla Soto, Solution Architect and Systems Engineer, IBM
Outputs
The presentations, tutorials, and workshops at the conference, and the
associated discussions and panel sessions, all provided participants
with a wealth of experience-based insight into current best practice in
architecture, security, and cloud computing, from leading experts and practitioners around
the world.
Next Steps
The next Open Group Conference will be
held in Barcelona, Spain, October 22-25, 2012 .
If you are interested in presenting at future Open Group Conferences, then please submit a Presentation
Proposal .
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