Please WelcomeNancy WolffLightning Round Presenter

Enterprise ArchitectureandSocial Networking / Enterprise 2.0June 2009

The new currency won’t be intellectual capital. It will be social capital -- the collective value of whom we know and what we’ll do for each other. James Kouzes co-author of ‘The Leadership Challenge’At the peak of the design effort, 238 teams existed. Engineers worked concurrently on the design… All were tied together by the Boeing computer network and shared the same appropriate information in or near real time.Enterprise Architecture Using the Zachman Framework, O’Rourke, Fishman, Selkow

The new currency won’t be intellectual capital. It will be social capital -- the collective value of whom we know and what we’ll do for each other. James Kouzes co-author of ‘The Leadership Challenge’At the peak of the design effort, 238 teams existed. Engineers worked concurrently on the design… All were tied together by the Boeing computer network and shared the same appropriate information in or near real time.Enterprise Architecture Using the Zachman Framework, O’Rourke, Fishman, Selkow

Example Skills of an Enterprise ArchitectCommunicationLearnListenUnderstandCritiqueTranslateChampionEnvisionEducateMediatePolice/ EnforceDocumentPresentDomain KnowledgeUnderstandSpot trendsTranslateModelProcess KnowledgeAnalysisTechnology KnowledgeTechnology EnvironmentSpot trendsMethodologiesToolsDesign solutions

BECKYJACKGIATOMSUZANNELUISMARCIARANDYCAROLGARRANDALTEDHow Social Software HelpsSocial networks are personal relationships that help EN TERPRISE ARCHITECTSfind expertisecapture experiencecollaborateconnect & leverageENTERPRISE ARCHITECTSrely heavily on other people to find information and to learn how to do their workProvides ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTS with an “enduring infrastructure” for knowledge capture, learning, and innovation

Social networks are personal relationships that help EN TERPRISE ARCHITECTS

find expertise

capture experience

collaborate

connect & leverage

ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTSrely heavily on other people to find information and to learn how to do their work

Provides ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTS with an “enduring infrastructure” for knowledge capture, learning, and innovation

The Enterprise Architect’s “Social Network”Source: James McGovern, Enterprise Architect, http://duckdown.blogspot.com/

Example: MichelinProprietary & Confidential

Example: MichelinProprietary & Confidential

Example: MichelinProprietary & Confidential

Example: SunProprietary & Confidential

PossibilitiesProprietary & Confidential

PossibilitiesProprietary & Confidential

PossibilitiesProprietary & Confidential

PossibilitiesProprietary & ConfidentialInnovationSpigit is enterprise community software focused on evaluating contributions and feedback from employees to drive innovation and bottom line growth. Spigit combines tools for contributing ideas and feedback with advanced models for evaluating content, to help decision-makers quickly and effectively find good ideas, content, and key contributors.

PossibilitiesProprietary & Confidential

SummaryProprietary & ConfidentialObserve the Social Network to Enhance the Enterprise ArchitectureEvery day, inside your organizations social network, employees are describing their needs and trends simply by accessing, creating, and requesting enterprise data they require. It is the responsibility of the Enterprise Architect to identify those needs and capitalize on the trends.(Who, What, Were, When, Why…e.g. “the functioning enterprise”)Use the Social Network to Enhance the Enterprise Architecture Roadmap and standards developmentSDLCActive participation in development of models and artifactsTagging (code, web services to subject areas, business processes, requirements)Wikis as data dictionariesRequirements collaboration and validation

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