Digital Roadmapping & Digital Modeling in the 2020s
Learn how to leverage data with platform integrations and collaborative data ownership; the different types of frameworks and standards; and how to tailor a framework to your organization.
Explore the fundamental elements of a roadmap and the four different types – Recommendations & Heatmaps, Lifecycles & Gantt Charts, Work Packages & Interdependencies; Multiple Architectures.
Roadmapping with Capability Models (Webinar)
Business Capability Models are key tools for roadmapping towards maturity and competitive advantage. This presentation demonstrates how to map current capabilities and build a roadmap for capability optimization.
This webinar covers: using algorithms to generate capabilities; generating capability maturity lifecycles from supporting business and IT components; planning a target state; and comparing target and current state capabilities.
Tackling Technical Debt, A Guide for Enterprise Architects (Webinar)
Walk through how to use the latest analytics and visualizations to tackle technical debt, including mapping cost, technical debt ratios, technical metrics, complexity, security, dependencies and business risk. We will find data-driven answers to key questions such as; “What is technical debt costing us in monetary terms?” and “What is the impact of Technical Debt on our team and how do we measure this?” Then we will build a roadmap which manages trade-offs between financial, time and technical constraints.
Aligning Enterprise Architecture with Business Process Management (Webinar)
Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management are techniques for capturing key business processes and planning business and IT strategy. How can we ensure we benefit from both? Join this webinar for a practical guide to aligning EA and BPM. Focus will be given on how BPM can be started, maintained and optimized while allowing you to see the value of connected architectures.
From Scratch to Self Service Architecture Almost – Digital EA Summit
The EA team at First Interstate Bank has taken an unscripted, throw it at the wall and see what sticks, approach to building an EA practice. They have used multiple frameworks and the “common language” of applications to drive business engagement. The team is developing a “self-service architecture” approach that supplies an open repository and encourages exploration through ABACUS Enterprise. The self-service architecture approach is helping to accelerate projects, present roadmaps for planning, and supply a common language for communication.