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We did try to do some comparative results from previous surveys and we found that some of things were the same, but there are some things that are shifting in terms of EA.įorde: In terms of the dynamics of EA, we're constantly trying to justify why enterprise architects should exist in any organization. We looked at the engagement and impacts that they have had on their organizations and, as well, whether they have been able to establish the value that we've noticed that enterprise architects have been trying to accomplish over the past 3-4 years. We did notice that in terms of the team makeup, a lot of the sort of the constituents of the EA group are pretty much still the same, hailing from largely the IT core enterprise group. And, as we have been going through economic turmoil over the past 2-3 years, we asked some questions about that. And, we took a more forward-looking view in terms of not so much what has been transpiring with enterprise architectures since the last survey, but what are they looking to go forward to in terms of their endeavors. So, we had some questions around cloud computing. We also introduced the notion of hot topics. The leader of the EA group is still reporting through the IT chain either to the CIO or the CTO. If you took a look at this year’s survey compared to 2007-2008 surveys, largely they’ve come from core IT with some increase from the business side, business architects and some increase in project managers. More a nd more, the business is taking hold of the value that enterprise architects bring to the table, enterprise architects have been able to survive the economic troubled times, and some companies have even increased their investment in EA. Hill: There were some things that were different about this year’s survey. The panel is moderated by BriefingsDirect's Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions. Toward a new future?Īssembled to delve into the current state of EA and the survey results are Len Fehskens, Vice President of Skills and Capabilities at The Open Group Nick Hill, Principal Enterprise Architect at Infosys Technologies Dave Hornford, Architecture Practice Principal at Integritas, as well as Chair of The Open Group’s Architecture Forum Chris Forde, Vice President of Enterprise Architecture and Membership Capabilities for The Open Group Andrew Guitarte, Enterprise Business Architect of Internet Services at Wells Fargo Bank, and Ahmed Fattah, Executive IT Architect in the Financial Services Sector for IBM, Australia. We'll also look at where the latest trends around hot topics like cloud and mobile are pushing the enterprise architects. See how the architects themselves are defining the EA team concept, how enterprise architects are dealing with impact and engagement in their enterprises, and the latest definitions of EA deliverables and objectives.

Join a panel discussion on the current state of enterprise architecture (EA) and which analyzes some new findings on the subject from a recently completed Infosys Technologies annual survey.

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