Contact:
Stephanie Covert
OMG
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Business Architecture: Taking it to the
Next Level;
A One-day Event Presented by OMG and Business Architecture
Guild
March 21, 2012, Reston VA
Needham, MA – December 27, 2011 – OMG®‘s
Business Architecture Special
Interest Group and the
Business Architecture
Guild present “Business Architecture: Taking it to the
Next Level,” a one-day special event on March 21, 2012 in
Reston, VA. Information and registration information may be
found at
http://www.omg.org/ba-pr.
Event Overview
This one-day only event, cosponsored by OMG’s Business
Architecture Special Interest Group (BASIG) and the Business
Architecture Guild, will bring together practitioners and
industry leaders to discuss business architecture best
practices and deployment strategies. Over the past year,
business architecture has moved from being an interesting
concept into the mainstream of businesses around the world.
The conversation has shifted. It is no longer a matter of
questioning the value of business architecture. Rather, more
and more executives are seeking ways in which to capitalize
on this rapidly evolving discipline.
According to William Ulrich, BASIG co-chair and Business
Architecture Guild co-founder, “Collaboration between OMG
and the Business Architecture Guild ensures that best
practices influence evolving industry standards. This event
is another milestone in the expansion and formalization of
the Business Architecture community.”
Business Architecture: Taking it to the Next Level will
feature business practitioners from industry and government
to share stories about how business architecture helped
their organizations. Panel sessions will allow attendees to
have focused discussions with practitioners and practice
leaders, going beyond the superficial and focusing on
solution oriented approaches and practices. Come and join us
as we take business architecture to the next level.
Highlights include:
- A Capability-Based Approach to Strategic
Transformational Initiatives, by Diana Krohn, United
Airlines
- Achieving Business/IT Alignment, by Tammy Leurquin,
Thrivent Financial
- Healthcare Transformation with Business Architecture, by
Steve Dean, Blue Cross / Blue Shield of North Carolina
- Practitioners’ Panel: Bringing Business Architecture to
Life
- Business Architecture in Government Panel, with Russ
Jackson, Export Development Canada, and Dan Vavonese and
Paula Mihalek, US Patent & Trademark Office
- Role of Business Architecture in Mergers and Acquisitions,
by Deb Boykin, Pfizer, Inc.
- Improving Customer Experience through Business
Architecture, by Julie Decker, State Farm
- Business Architecture in the Insurance Industry, by Steve
McKenna, USAA
- BASIG & BA Guild Update: Body of Knowledge & Standards
Panel Update, moderated by Dr. Brian Cameron, PhD, Penn
State University, President of FEAPO
In addition, attendees are invited to join us at an
evening reception following the event. Many of the
presentation and panel participants from the day will be in
attendance. Anyone registered for the OMG Technical Meeting
may attend the event at no additional cost. Special event
pricing and registration is also available.
About Business Architecture Guild
The primary purpose of the Business Architecture Guild is to
promote best practices and expand the knowledgebase of the
Business Architecture discipline. The Guild is a not for
profit international membership organization for
practionners and others interested in the developing field
of business architecture. The Guild is creating a living,
evolving Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook
that incorporates feedback from its member community. For
more information, visit
www.businessarchitectureguild.org
About OMG
OMG® is an international, open membership, not-for-profit
computer industry standards consortium. OMG Task Forces
develop enterprise integration standards for a wide range of
technologies and an even wider range of industries. OMG’s
modeling standards enable powerful visual design, execution
and maintenance of software and other processes. For more
information, visit www.omg.org. The Business Architecture
Special Interest Group of OMG promotes industry consensus
and develops a set of standards to support the concept of
building, evolving and aligning business blueprints. For
more information, visit bawg.omg.org.
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