Leeds Met FSD SOAP Opera2 Overview
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This document provides an overview of the SOAP Opera 2 project at Leeds Metropolitan University. The project aims to make student-facing services more efficient, effective, personalized and agile by developing an enterprise architecture model and resources. The deliverables will include "as is" and "to be" enterprise architecture models, a catalogue of services and systems, a roadmap, impact reports, and engagement reports. Emergent benefits include establishing an internal enterprise architecture practice group and business-led change control board to govern IT through a service-oriented approach.
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Leeds Met FSD SOAP Opera2 Overview
- 1. JISC Flexible Service DeliveryStrategic Technologies GroupWorkshop 9th Sept 2010 SOAP Opera 2 Project Overview Robert Moores Head of Information & Media Services Leeds Metropolitan University
- 2. Leeds Metropolitan Overview 30,000+ students, 3,500 staff 2 main sites: City and Headingley Campus New VC and DVCs – new opportunities
- 3. Project Aims & Objectives Our long-term objective is to make our student-facing ALT services more efficient, effective, personalised and agile. The overall aim of this project is to provide a model and supporting resources that will enable the future service-oriented development of the systems and processes that underpin these services.
- 4. Original SOAP Opera Made us realise we had a lot to learn … and we did What we know that we know What we don’t know that we know Actually we’re already doing some bits of this ! What we know that we don’t know What we don’t know that we don’t know I’m going to have to memorise that TOGAF manual !!! Hmm … don’t know about that
- 5. SOAP Opera 2 Deliverables “As is” and “to be” EA models Catalogue of services, functions, processes and systems Roadmap Financial and environmental impact reports Vendor engagement report FSD Community report
- 6. Emergent Benefits Crystalised business-wide requirements around IT governance: Internal EA practice group Business-led change control board Growing support for a service-oriented approach to the whole business, not just IT Joining up IT: TOGAF and ITIL and SOA
- 7. Mapping to the TOGAF ADM Project proposal EA practice group Change control board EA models Catalogue Roadmap Community report Vendor report Impact reports
- 8. Any Questions ? Answer Questions ? Answerknown ? Y Y N N State that time has run out Thankaudience Leave
Editor's Notes
- As I’m presenting this for free we first have to view the sponsor’s ad …So this is the very basic context for our implementation:Leeds Met has been growing year on year since the nineties,In the 2008 – 09 academic year, we had over 30,000 students and 3,500 staff, on two locations – Leeds City Centre and our Headingley Campus.
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