Steve Nimmons: 0 0 Thanks to my good friend and Open Innovation cohort Francisco De-araujo-roso Pinheiro, for signposting some interesting posts on the 15inno group on LinkedIn from Stefan Lindegaard, and some of the academic work he is guiding with EOI Innovation students. Please read, ruminate, cogitate and feedback to Stefan (a prolific Open Innovation practitioner and commentator) as to the content of the 15inno articles. 15inno Tap the...
Mike Walker: nd you can refer to the detailed stuff on the Open CA site. Brief Overview The Open Group Certified Architect (Open CA) certification program – formerly ITAC – was created in 2005 and now has over 3,150 certified people from 160 companies in over 60 countries worldwide. Open CA is the market-leading independent benchmark by which to identify the existence and validity of an IT or Enterprise Architect‟s skills and experience. The overview video c...
Tom Graves: g with senior executives mcrugo: shorts version of first session: if you build it they will come only works in the movies. stevenunn: Jeanne Ross: 5 great case study summaries of corporate EA success – Aetna, Protection 1, USAA, PepsiAmericas & Commonwealth Bank. Dana_Gardner: “Customer data is the most important kind of data,” Commonwealth Bank found, relays MIT’s Ross. Works for me. #Scribe brendabizz: Listening to J...
Mike Walker: in 50 countries around the world. The Open CA certification is an international standard. There are three levels: Certified IT Architect Master Certified IT Architect Distinguished Certified IT Architect Level 1 is the easiest to get, level 3 the hardest. To get Open CA certification, a certification package must be created by the applicant. This certification package must contain proof of the various Open CA conformance requir...
Mike Walker: 0 0 Continuing on from the Open Group 2013 Predictions Part 1 the Open group continues to explore additional aspects of Enterprise Architecture and related areas. In this Part 2 of the series the predictions are broken up in major areas: Global Enterprise Architecture Business Architecture Trusted Technology Global Enterprise Architecture By Chris Forde, Vice President of Enterprise Architecture and Membership Capabilities...
Mike Walker: 0 0 I’ve only heard this one a few times but since this myth was recently referenced in one of the comments of the post, ”TOGAF Demystification Series: TOGAF Sucks, Incomplete and Overly Complex” I thought it would be good to elevate it up to a post in case there was similar misconceptions out there. To set the stage, the basis for this myth is that the creation of the TOGAF standard is done so by an elite a...
Tom Graves: 0 0 A set of Tweets from the second day (31 Jan 2012) of the Open Group conference in San Francisco, collated via the#ogSFO hashtag. (Tweets from Day 1 are here.) Once again, many thanks indeed to all those who Tweeted, to help us all get a better picture of the current Open Group view of enterprise-architectures. As before, I’ve stripped out most of the ‘#ogSFO’ hashtags in the text, and added occasional comme...
Mike Walker: 0 0 Good news for all of those Open CA and Open CITS architects who want to also pursue the British Computer Society Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status. Last month Open Group and BCS announced that BCS will recognize The Open Group certifications towards CITP status. Below you can find the details of the announcement from the Open Group site: The agreement allows individuals who hold The Open Group Certified Architect...
Mike Walker: 0 0 Good news for all of those Open CA and Open CITS architects who want to also pursue the British Computer Society Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status. Last month Open Group and BCS announced that BCS will recognize The Open Group certifications towards CITP status. Below you can find the details of the announcement from the Open Group site: The agreement allows individuals who hold The Open Group Certified Architect...
Open Group: 0 0 By Dr. Chris Harding, The Open Group There are so many things going on at every Conference by The Open Group that it is impossible to keep track of all of them, and this week’s Conference in San Diego, California, is no exception. The main themes are Cybersecurity, Enterprise Architecture, SOA and Cloud Computing. Additional topics range from Real-Time and Embedded Systems to Quantum Lifecycle Management. But there are a num...
Tom Graves: the Whole: Crafting Security for the Pervasive Web” theopengroup: Stikeleather: Discussion evolution of the Web: it was impossible not so long ago to imagine economic models, Wikipedia, Facebook, etc masrod: 2007 stats: 1000bn clicks/DAY; 294bn emails/day; 55 trillion links; 255 exabytes magnetic storage; 5% global electricity consumption theopengroup: Stikeleather: Web, etc is so pervasive that “We can conclude that we no longer real...
Tom Graves: 0 0 Today’s the last day for the ‘Early Bird’ for the Open Group London conference (Twitter hashtag #oglon) on enterprise-architecture and the like. It’s being held in my ‘home-city’ – just over fifty miles away. In principle, it’s one of the flagship conferences for my profession. And there’s a fair number of people listed there who I’d really like to meet up with agai...