Webinar: Advancement of Business Architecture in the TOGAF® Ecosystem
Recorded On: 12/19/2018
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Led by a team of Certified Business Architects® from the Business Architecture Guild, the Business Architecture Workstream, within the Open Group Architecture Forum, has updated the TOGAF® Ecosystem to apply key principles and methods. TOGAF® Version 9.2, made available in April 2018, includes critical artifacts and methods for the modern business architecture practice, supported by a series of guides that delve deeper into methods and artifacts. This session will summarize these updates and the successes to date at integrating the discipline into the enterprise architecture domain.
Steve Dupont
Self-employed
Steve is an Associate Technical Fellow and Enterprise Architect with The Boeing Company. Steve's mission is to advance the state of the business architecture practice at Boeing and contribute to the body of knowledge and industry standards in the business architecture discipline. Steve first contributed to The Open Group standards in 2009 and is currently working to improve the alignment of TOGAF with modern business architecture practices and standards. Steve is a Certified Business Architect (CBA®).
Bryan Lail
Business Architect Fellow
Raytheon
J. Bryan Lail is a Business Architect Fellow at Raytheon. He works on the business strategy team, developing value stream models and capability maps to shape new ways of doing business and focusing transformation efforts. Previously he was a Chief IT Architect and Engineering lead for netcentric systems at Raytheon Missile Systems. Earlier experience included working for the U.S. Navy as a scientist. He is also currently the lead for the Business Architecture Workstream of the Open Group. Bryan is a Raytheon Certified Architect and Certified Business Architect (CBA®) with the Business Architecture Guild, and holds two degrees in Physics.
