Webinar: Business Architecture and BIAN Alignment
Recorded On: 11/18/2020
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In Financial Services, there are two industry business architecture models that are emerging as industry standard and gaining a lot of attention and interest. Namely, the Financial Services Industry Reference Model as developed by members of the Business Architecture Guild (Guild) and Business Capability Model as developed by members of Banking Industry Architecture Network (BIAN). Both of these models have their respective focus, scope, merits and value.
These two reference models will be explored and compared to provide an objective assessment and to aid in a financial services choice of how to use one or both of these models. We will illustrate important similarities and differences between the business architecture model as defined by the Guild and the BIAN Service Landscape (specifically or with emphasis on the BIAN Business Capability model), introducing ideas and best practices on using these two models collaboratively.
Andrew Semple
Andrew is a Business Architect helping financial services companies build and grow a Business Architecture practice. He has over 30 years of experience in financial services, with the last 10 focused on business architecture and consulting.
Andrew is actively involved with the Business Architecture Guild as mentor to the Insurance Reference Model Team, the Common Reference Model Team, and the recently formed Higher Education Reference Model Team.
Kelley Eckmayer
VP, Enterprise Architecture Manager
PNC Financial Services
Kelley Eckmayer is a distinguished enterprise architecture leader who excels at leveraging business architecture to translate strategic vision into tangible organizational achievements. As a Business Architecture leader at RGA (Reinsurance Group of America), Kelley brings over 15 years of experience in shaping and optimizing business strategies to drive growth and innovation, with a strong background in financial services and non-profit organizations. A seasoned expert, she guides large organizations through the intricacies of business, enterprise, data architecture, and strategic planning. Holding multiple industry certifications, Kelley is known for her ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and engage audiences in discussions that inspire actionable strategies, focusing on demonstrating the value delivered from strategy aligned technology investments. As a Certified Business Architect (CBA)®, Kelley is currently a Business Architecture Guild Board Member, Editorial Board Chair, and Team Mentor. She is also a Certified Business Architect (CBA)®.
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