Webinar: Improving Government Enterprise Architecture Process - 12th July 2010
Webinar: Improving Government Enterprise Architecture Process Through Industry Best Practice – Can TOGAF® Help Enterprise Architects Implement the FEA and FSAM?
Date: 12th July 2010
Time: 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.EDT
Format: Presentation followed by panel discussion / Q&A
Description:
John Polgreen, Ph.D, of Architecting the Enterprise will be presenting an Open Group sponsored webinar dealing with some of the current problems encountered in implementing enterprise architecture in government. John will describe the benefits of using The Open Group Architectural Framework (TOGAF) to augment present practices. The TOGAF Architectural Development Methodology and other important aspects of TOGAF will be described briefly.
The webinar will show how the TOGAF Architectural Development Methodology maps to the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA), the Federal CIO Guidance and the Federal Segment Architecture Development Methodology (FSAM) as a process, and can be used to enhance them.
Webinar objectives:
Participants will be able to:
- Examine current difficulties architects face in implementing government EA.
- Explain benefits of using TOGAF to augment the FEA and FSAM.
- Describe the TOGAF Architectural Development Methodology and Content Framework.
- Discuss how to map the TOGAF Architectural Development Methodology to the Federal CIO Guidance as a process.
- Relate the TOGAF Architectural Development Methodology to the tasks needed to implement the FEA and FSAM.
Target Audience:
Government enterprise architects, CIOs and CTOs
Panel:
David Epperly - Archangel IT
Jim Odrowski – ComponentWave
Greg Lettow - ComponentWave
Judith Jones - Architecting the Enterprise
Ed Harrington - Architecting the Enterprise