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Enterprise
Architecture Conferences
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Enterprise
Architecture Conference & Expo
May
21, 2008
Location:
Horizon Room
Ronald Reagan Building
1300 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC, USA
Successful Enterprise Architectures
An
effective Enterprise Architecture plan maximizes
technology investments to simplify processes
and streamline operations, which helps achieve
mission outcomes and improve cross-agency collaboration.
The Public Sector employs Enterprise Architecture
as a management tool to facilitate IT planning
and budget activities to create opportunities
to save time and resources. Enterprise Architecture
professionals who are implementing EA initiatives
within the public sector will gather at DGI’s
EA Conference to look beyond the policy and
theory and discuss lessons learned, best practices,
technology applications, and what’s next
from a practical perspective.
Join
your peers on Wednesday, May 21 – attendance
is free to government – for a full day
of collaboration, education and networking with
the leading EA professionals in the marketplace.
The event curriculum is developed in conjunction
with an independent group of advisors comprised
of IT professionals from government, academia
and industry.
To
receive more information on attending this event,
email info@digitalgovernment.com
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ENTERPRISE
ARCHITECTURE 2008
9-11
June 2008, London, UK
Enterprise
Architecture helps large organisations to manage
complexity and cost and is becoming a crucial
enabler of change. It can identify and shape
those elements of a business and its IT where
standardisation and coherence are essential
and it provides a firm foundation on which to
build more flexible systems and processes. Increasingly,
it must also provide a common frame of reference
to support collaboration across multiple enterprises.
The
9th Enterprise Architecture Conference is the
premier event to learn about these many challenges
and how to tackle them, attracting speakers
and delegates from around the world.
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The
Enterprise Architecture 2008 Conference will
bring together architecture, IT, and program
management professionals from government, industry,
and academia. The participants will discuss
current trends in architecture, regulatory guidance,
challenges for public sector enterprises, and
lessons learned by those managing complex implementations
in government organizations. The conference
program is intended to be an interactive, professional
education and networking experience.
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Enteprise
Architecture: How to Get Started Training Seminar
October 22-23, 2008
Location:
UVA/ Virginia Tech Northern Virginia Center
7054 Haycock Road
Falls Church VA, 22043, USA
Enterprise
Architecture (EA) has become common practice
within government to ensure business strategies
align with agency IT investments. This two day
training seminar will provide attendees the
fundamentals behind developing an Enterprise
Architecture framework and how to apply it within
the organization.
Starting
in 2002, OMB led the effort to identify opportunities
to simplify processes and unify work across
agencies with the goal of maximizing technology
investments to deliver a more citizen-centered,
customer focused government. Enterprise Architecture
(EA) has become a common practice within government
to ensure business strategies align with agency
IT investments.
To
receive more information on attending this event,
email info@digitalgovernment.com
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Architecture Framework / E2AF &
Extended Enterprise Architecture Maturity Model / E2AM are Service Marks
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