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Webinar: Successful Business Architecture: Demonstrating Value from Strategy to Technology Investment Realization

In an environment where everyone is feeling pressure to maximize their value, the key is to showcase the alignment of strategy with the value delivered from technology investments. Business architecture plays a vital role in driving business outcome measurement models and articulating business outcomes to achieve an organization’s strategic goals. This session will discuss the simplicity and complexity of traceable measurement from enterprise strategy to product KPIs, the key role of business architecture, and both guidance and lessons learned from PNC and DMI. With real-life examples, you will see how successful business architecture has the ability to provide value across a broad range of industries

Presenters: Kelley Eckmayer and Claire Wybrow

Kelley Eckmayer

VP, Enterprise Architecture Manager

PNC Financial Services

Kelley Eckmayer enables others to thrive and guides them to bring their visions into fruition, achieving this success as an Enterprise Architecture Manager. With over 15 years of experience in shaping and optimizing business strategies to drive growth and innovation, Kelley has a strong foundation in financial services and non-profit organizations. As a seasoned expert, Kelley has worked with large organizations, guiding them through the intricacies of business, enterprise, and data architecture, as well as process optimization and strategic planning. Kelley is known for her ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and engage audiences in discussions that inspire actionable strategies. Kelley is a mentor for the Business Architecture Guild, co-chairs PNC’s Business Architecture Community of Practice, and is a member of the BIAN Business Capability Model working group. Kelley is a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP), Certified Business Architect (CBA)® and is BIAN, TOGAF, Azure Fundamentals, and SAFe Agile for Architects Certified.

Claire Wybrow

Enterprise Business Architect

Claire Wybrow is an Enterprise Business Architect working with Fortune 500 companies across multiple industries for over 20 years, with both internal corporate and consultant experience. Claire’s work includes establishing foundations for enterprise evolution at multiple organizations, leading to multi-year and multi- million-dollar strategic partnerships. She has the proven ability to discern and deliver on the needs of both the Business Partner, the Provider and the Vendor and to elevate relationships to a strategic level while ensuring tactical delivery. Certified in PMP, CBPP and BRMP, Claire participates in the BA Guild Financial Services Reference Model Team and is a frequent speaker at PMI PDD, APQC Process Excellence, PEX, BRMI, BIL-T, Women in Architecture (WIA) and other events.

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Select the "View On-Demand Recording" button to begin.  |  60 minutes In an environment where everyone is feeling pressure to maximize their value, the key is to showcase the alignment of strategy with the value delivered from technology investments. Business architecture plays a vital role in driving business outcome measurement models and articulating business outcomes to achieve an organization’s strategic goals. This session will discuss the simplicity and complexity of traceable measurement from enterprise strategy to product KPIs, the key role of business architecture, and both guidance and lessons learned from PNC and DMI. With real-life examples, you will see how successful business architecture has the ability to provide value across a broad range of industries
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