In today’s world of digital transformation, many organizations are struggling to make Enterprise Architecture (EA) work. Some of the existing frameworks are difficult to implement and do not provide the business agility necessary that is required to succeed with comprehensive digital transformation initiatives.
As a result, EA is now at a crossroads. Traditional approaches and artifacts aren not providing sufficient value. Instead, organizations must rethink the role EA plays and the enterprise architects must think in new ways about how they can add value to their organizations
In this webinar, you will learn
- Key tips to help your CIO see the value of EA
- What needs to be different about EA in a Digital Transformation world
- What you can do today to restart your EA program
When: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 – 10.00 EST / 15:00 GMT
Duration: 1 Hour
| Jason Bloomberg | Michael Fulton |
 Jason Bloomberg is the leading industry analyst and globally recognized expert on agile digital transformation. He writes and speaks on how today’s distruptive enterprise technology trends support the digital professionals business transformation goals.
He writes for Forbes, his biweekly newsletter, the Cortex and several contributed blogs. He also helps technology vendors and service providers communicate their agility transformation stories. His latest book is The Agile Architecture Revolution (Wiley, 2013). |
 Michael Fulton, President, Americas Division of CC and C Solutions, is an experienced architect with almost 10 years of experience in Enterprise Architecture and over 25 years of IT experience. He is both TOGAF® Certified and a Cloud Certified Architect and has led IT4IT Architecture, Cloud Architecture, IT Strategic Planning, and EA Capability & Training Development at P&G.
He has also spent time working across the entire IT Lifecycle. Mike is an experienced speaker and trainer, a practiced leadership and strategy coach and mentor and is well known across the industry. He brings a strategic viewpoint and the ability to communicate with all levels of the organization. |
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