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The Changing Role of The Enterprise Architect

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The changing role of the

Enterprise Architect

Nuno Baptista Expert Services Manager

[email protected]

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Get to know it

EA translates business vision and

strategy into effective enterprise change

Wikipedia source

Enterprise Architect ?

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Get to know it

What is changing?

• Strategic thinker

• Business Oriented

• Innovation driver

Mike Walker - Microsoft

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New challenges of EA role

Promote IT-Business alignment #1

Accelerate innovation #2

Maximize investment returns #3

Reduce costs #4

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• Understand your business

• Prioritize your application portfolio

#1 Promote IT and

Business Alignment

Don’t fight the evil business!

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Support the enterprise strategy Manage a prioritized application portfolio

Maximize the business value of IT

Strategy & Budget Corporate /IT Management

Deliver and maintain IT Operation

Measure expectations and

benefits Business Operation

#1 – IT & Business alignment

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• Adopt Pace Layered model

– Flexible governance models

– Try and Fail fast on the right layer

#2 Accelerating

innovation

Holograms will become reality and change your way of communicate.

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#2 – Adopt Pace Layered model

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#2 – Try and Fail fast

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#2 – Try and Fail fast

Built a prototype

• Innovative idea

• Delivery Effort 15 days

• 3 months of experimental

phase

• No performance tune

• Planned new features

Airport ticket validate system

Today

• 24/7 in 5 airports

• Mission critical for operation

support

• ~20K hits per day

• Billing system integration

• Partners notifications

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#2 – Try and Fail fast

Challenge

What is your innovative idea that

will change your business this year?

Golden rules:

• Start small

• Involve your business

• Be fast to change and to fix

• Evaluate the benefit and user adoption

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• Avoid becoming legacy

– Design for Change

#3 Maximize

investment returns

Lucas' first Star Wars film grossed $1.17 billion

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• Measure cost of maintenance

• Build vs buy approach

• Build with a technology that allows you to change easily

STANDARD

DIFFERENTIATING

INNOVATING

#3 - Don’t create new legacy

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#3 - Design for Change

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• Built in Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs)

• Deliver fast

• Change faster

#4 Reduce Costs Using OutSystems Platform™

How much would a Death Star really cost?

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• Migrate DBMS from SQLServer 2005 to Oracle 11g.

• Migrate OutSystems Platform from 5.1 to 7.0

• Migrate physical hardware from 32 to 64bits in VMs.

• Migrate Operating System to Windows Server 2008

• Minimum downtime possible

#4 – Built in NFRs

Standardize and Update OutSystems

infrastructure to recent systems.

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Performant Scalable

Documented Auditable

Maintainable

#4 – Built in NFRs

Portable

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#4 – Deliver fast, change faster

Development

Model driven development

reduces time to build

Integrations are simplified

Maintenance

Built in dependency analysis

NFRs support regardless of

change

Operations

Deployment process is

automated

Performance Management

built in all applications

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New challenges of EA role

Promote IT-Business alignment Understand your business, Prioritize your application portfolio

#1

Accelerate innovation Adopt Pace Layered model #2

Maximize investment returns Avoid becoming legacy #3

Reduce costs OutSystems Platform™ features #4

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Thank you!

Nuno Baptista Expert Services Manager

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