Dr. Patrick Derde, Chair BIAN Information Architecture (Poster)

He is the chair of BIAN information architecture since 2017 and supporting financial institutions applying industry standards such as BIAN, TOGAF, ArchiMate, ISO as Enterprise Architect

Title: Frameworks, Methodologies, and Reference Models in the Banking Industry

In the banking industry, various tools are utilized to ensure consistency, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory requirements during the development and implementation of processes and systems. These tools include frameworks, methodologies, and reference models. Frameworks provide a high-level structure for organizing processes and activities, while methodologies offer specific techniques and approaches for carrying out tasks within that framework. Reference models provide a standardized set of best practices that can be used as a benchmark for comparison and improvement.

During the talk, the most commonly used frameworks, methodologies, and reference models in the banking industry, such as BIAN, TOGAF, ArchiMate, and ISO will be explored. Additionally, it will be discussed how these tools are practically applied and the benefits they offer to banks and financial institutions. Patrick will demonstrate that it is possible to move from high level capabilities to semantic API.

Dr. John Gotze, University of Copenhagen (Poster)

Title: Governing Architecture Modernization

Abstract:

This talk aims to explore the challenges and strategies involved in governing architecture modernization within enterprises. In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations often face the need to modernize their architectures to stay competitive, enhance operational efficiency, and adapt to changing business requirements.

Successful architecture modernization initiatives rely heavily on cross-organizational team collaboration. This talk will delve into the importance of bringing together stakeholders from various departments, including IT, business, operations, and executive leadership. We will discuss how to establish effective communication channels, foster collaboration, and align goals and expectations across teams to ensure a smooth and successful modernization process.

Additionally, this session will address the key challenges that organizations commonly encounter during architecture modernization efforts. These challenges can range from legacy system integration and data migration to managing risks, maintaining security, and overcoming resistance to change. Attendees will gain insights into proven strategies and best practices for addressing these challenges and ensuring the long-term success of their modernization endeavors.

Moreover, the talk will highlight the role of governance in architecture modernization. Effective governance practices provide a framework for decision-making, risk management, and accountability throughout the modernization journey. We will discuss the different aspects of governance, including establishing clear guidelines, defining roles and responsibilities, and implementing feedback mechanisms to monitor progress and make informed decisions.

By the end of this talk, attendees will have a comprehensive understanding of the critical factors involved in governing architecture modernization and be equipped with practical insights and strategies to navigate the complexities of cross-organizational collaboration. Whether you are an IT professional, a business leader, or a stakeholder involved in architecture modernization, this session will provide valuable knowledge and actionable takeaways to drive successful modernization initiatives within your organization.

Dr. Mehdi Shami Zanjani, Tehran University (Poster)

Title: Requirements of organization design in the age of digital transformation

Abstract:

One of the most important concerns of managers and experts these days is how to transform their organization and turn it into a digital age entity. In order to achieve this goal, they have to start re-creating the design of their organizations. Organization design is the process of shaping the system through which the organization works and creates value. In this lecture, while explaining the main features of the digital age, the impact of these on the design of organizations will be examined.

Dr. Mohammad Khansari, Head of Information Technology Organization of Iran (Poster)

Title: Establishment of the government platform based on the principles of enterprise architecture

Abstract:

The concept of "government as a platform" involves sharing the government's structure, facilities, resources, and assets, particularly data and technical infrastructure, within and outside of the government. This enables both public and private sector service providers to offer various services to citizens, organizations, and companies. By adopting collaborative technologies, the government aims to create a more collaborative and efficient system for solving collective problems. This approach has led to significant economies of scale and improved service delivery. To ensure effectiveness, it is crucial to modify and re-engineer existing processes through an architectural approach. In this presentation, we will discuss the organization's measures and programs that utilize modern communication and information technology tools. We will emphasize the use of research authorities and knowledge-based companies to provide innovative solutions for the country's challenges. The Information Technology Organization of Iran has implemented pioneering projects such as the land management unit window, national licensing portal, and home hand government unit window to deliver smart government services to the people. Before deploying these services on the systems, it is necessary to review and re-engineer them from a process standpoint and ensure compliance with organizational architecture principles.