ARCHITECTURE2017 IT & ENTERPRISE

FORUM Using enterprise architecture to drive transformation

7-8 August 2017, Crowne Plaza, Auckland

Featuring insights from:James Dickinson, CIO, BDO Kalman Bekesi, Chief Technology Officer, MovioMike Nooney, Head of Architecture – Digital Strategy Group, Air New ZealandAlastair Kenworthy, Manager: Health IT Investment & Standards (Acting) – Technology and Digital services, Ministry of Health NZGerry Kessell-Haak, IST Chief Architect, NZ Parliamentary Service Sachin Gulmadagkar, Head of Test Automation, Bravura SolutionsChris Tuohy, Enterprise Agile Coach, Westpac New Zealand

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David Molesworth, Principal Architect, CYMA

Dean Carter, Director – Security Advisory, SafeStack

Jim West, Enterprise Architect, Auckland Council

Mandi Buswell, Solutions Architect, RedHat

Michael Tapp, Director & Principal Architect, CYMA

Paulo Rocha, Principal Enterprise Architect, Westpac

Simon Gianoutsos, Enterprise Architect, NZME

WITH THANKS to... The 2017 IT & Enterprise Architecture Forum Advisory PanelWe are grateful for the support of the 2017 Advisory Panel for sharing their expertise and insights in developing this year’s programme

DR PATRICK GIRARD PHD (STANFORD)SENIOR LECTURER, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Patrick Girard is an expert in logic and critical thinking. With a Ph.D from Stanford University, Patrick has been directing UoA’s critical thinking course since 2010. With his colleague Tim Dare, he has created the massive 50,000 student-strong open online course “Logical and Critical Thinking.”Patrick is passionate about his research in philosophy and logic and this passion is reflected in his engagement with students and audiences.

James DickinsonCIO, BDO

James Dickinson is the CIO for BDO New Zealand and was previously the Regional Head of ICT for OCS covering New Zealand, Australia and China. Having spent seven years at Gen-i in a variety of roles, James has a background in ICT sales, product marketing and strategic planning.

Mike NooneyHEAD OF ARCHITECTURE - DIGITAL STRATEGY & ENABLEMENT, AIR NEW ZEALANDBefore joining Air New Zealand, Mike was Product Development Director at Orion Health for two years where he led up to ten development teams across development centres in NZ and Thailand. Mike moved to NZ from Ireland in 2002 and has worked in a diverse range of industry verticals in Software Engineering and Architecture roles.

Kalman BekesiCHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, MOVIO

Kalman leads a talented team of high-performance engineers. He has taken Movio through a technological transformation from monolith to a microservice architecture, as well as a social transformation from project teams to product-based squads. Kalman aggressively pursues continual improvement through all areas of software engineering.

Alastair KenworthyPRINCIPAL ARCHITECT, TECHNOLOGY & DIGITAL SERVICES, MINISTRY OF HEALTHAlastair leads the development of information standards and architecture for the health and disability sector in his role with the Ministry of Health. He works with the Health Information Standards Organisation (HISO), represents the Ministry of Health on the SNOMED International member forum, is an HL7 New Zealand Board member, and chairs the health sector architects group.

MEET YOUR SPEAKERS

DAY ONE 7 AUGUST 2017

DAY TWO 8 AUGUST 2017

8.30 Coffee&registration

9.00 Opening remarks from the Chair JOHN OWEN, Director & Principal Architect, CYMA

The EA as an evangelist of technology in the digital age

9.10 Keynote: Adding value to the core model in a disruptive environment

10.00 CIO perspective: How EAs can aid in digital disruption

In this session, James will share his perspective on the value of the EA function as a key part of driving digital transformation. He will also share insights on preparing for changing technology roles and the role of the EA in innovating IT infrastructure and enterprise design.

JAMES DICKINSON, CIO, BDO

10.40 Morning break

11.10 Tackling legacy systems in the digital transformation age

• Taking a whole-of-enterprise view versus migrating specific legacy environments

• Navigating technical debt and business process debt from previous architecture designs

• Timely, relevant and concise documentation on systems today to avoid future legacy issues

GERRY KESSELL-HAAK, IST Chief Architect, NZ Parliamentary Service

12.00 Using automation to support enterprise transformation

• Creating automation frameworks that consider dynamic processes and business drivers

• Aligning automation with business vision, culture and strategy

• Monitoring, capturing and documenting ROI on automated systems

SACHIN GULMADAGKAR, Head of Test Automation, Bravura Solutions

12.40 Lunch break 1.30 Analysing the latest technology developments

toaffectEAs • Examining the impact of machine learning and

artificial intelligence on business effectiveness • Using simulated environments powered by VR

to gain a whole-of-enterprise perspective • How cognitive computing technologies will

proactively change how businesses deliver value

2.10 The EA as the internal technology consultant • Moving focus from technology to processes,

people and culture • Enabling collaboration through organisational

design • Tips to gain support and sustain relationships

and influence leadership DAVID MOLESWORTH, Principal Enterprise

Architect, CYMA

Keeping UX central to enterprise design

2.50 All roads lead to product – my take as an Enterprise Architect

In this session, Mike will discuss the key benefits and challenges of transforming the role of an enterprise architect from a product / platform perspective while focusing on mobilising people, process and systems.

MIKE NOONEY, Head of Architecture – Digital Strategy & Enablement, Air New Zealand

3.30 Afternoon break

3.50 Case Study: Reinventing enterprise architecture to be more customer-centric for a smart health system

• Making a memorable UX at the heart of enterprise IT design

• Designing the basis for digital strategy with the customer in mind

• Integrating current value streams and future market possibilities into enterprise design

ALASTAIR KENWORTHY, Manager: Health IT Investment & Standards (Acting) – Technology and Digital Services, Ministry of Health NZ

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PAULO ROCHA, Principal Enterprise Architect, Westpac NZ

Returning in 2017

The 2017 IT & Enterprise Architecture FORUM

is the key event within NZ for Enterprise Architects and technology evangelists to discuss utilising emerging technologies to help transform business models and deliver strategic business value.

4.30 Enabling design thinking-mindset from a customer as well as employee perspective

• Enabling ultimate UX on target architecture and architectural additions

• Utilising the concept of story-boarding and visualisation for planning and sequencing

• Working backwards – how the prototype approach can cut costs and time on architectural projects

BLAIR LOVEDAY, Chief Culture Officer, RedVespa Consultants

5.00 Closing remarks from the Chair and networking drinks

8.30 Coffee&registration

9.00 Welcome back from the Chair

Analysing the impact of technology trends on enterprise architecture

9.10 Preparing for the integration of data, analytics and strategy

• Using Enterprise Analytics to design a data-driven organisation powered by analytics

• Employing opportunities of the algorithm economy within architectural fabric

• Harnessing data to drive customer experience, process automation to facilitate change

9.50 Integrating IoT within the fabric of Enterprise Architecture

• Overseeing the right mix of security strategies with IoT strategies

• Enabling API-facilitated IoT-stacks to identify gaps and increase real-time enterprise collaboration

• Harnessing cognitive computing opportunities to aid IoT-based decision-making

10.30 Morning break

11.00 Redesigning systems to capitalise on gains from the hybrid cloud

• Integrating ..aaS within hybrid cloud structures – culture and security considerations

• Understand security issues in the hybrid cloud to ensure safe and protected data

• Using “stacks” to assemble and deploy ops to on-premises and to the private and public cloud

ALEX LEONOV, Director, Knowledge Lab

11.40 Including scalable enterprise access management models to support enterprise architecture

• Employing future strategies and technologies for authentication and access control

• Maintaining privacy considerations with access management and control

• Managing business expectations with access control on systems and infrastructure

12.20 Contemporary enterprise security architecture • The cybersecurity context • Integrating security and enterprise architecture • State of the zero-trust network MICHAEL WALLMANNSBERGER, Independent

Cybersecurity Consultant, Wallmannsberger Ltd AND Former CIO, Wynyard Group

12.50 Table discussions: How can we work together to better defend our organisations?

Following on from his presentation, Michael will facilitate discussion on collaborative approaches to cybersecurity. This is your opportunity to share practical insights and challenges with your industry peers.

MICHAEL WALLMANNSBERGER, Independent Cybersecurity Consultant, Wallmannsberger Ltd

1.10 Lunch break 2.10 Case Study: Scaling down EA frameworks

to suit NZ Businesses – is Microservices the key? • Can microservices help tackle processes with

blurred lines between automation departments • Redeploying Archimate and TOGAF from a

microservices point of view • Tackling integration spaghetti on point-to-point

microservices architecture KALMAN BEKESI, Chief Technology Officer, Movio

2.50 Examining the practicalities of working with Agile methodologies – beyond DevOps

• Using SAFe to build potential for systemic flexibility to respond effectively to business disruptions

• How Agile can transcend IT architecture to include responsive strategy-mapping, capability models and customer feedback

• Scaling Agile capabilities within enterprise systems after considering cultural perspectives

CHRIS TUOHY, Enterprise Agile Coach, Westpac NZ

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7-8 August 2017, Crowne Plaza, Auckland The theme for this year’s event is “Using enterprise architecture to drive transformation”

as we discuss how EAs can move to becoming true IT evangelists in business transformation.

JIM WEST, Enterprise Architect - Information Services, Auckland Council

Returning in 2017

3.20 Afternoon break

3.40 Making Enterprise Architecture relevant in a DevOps space

• Bringing in wider collaboration with DevOps teams on infrastructure design

• Strategically working with DevOps teams to remove technical debt

• Adding value in a monolith structure environment versus an agile environment

PETER-JOHN LIGHTFOOT, Senior Consultant, Assurity Consulting

4.20 Seeking the truth - applying logic and critical thinking in an age of information overload

• Harnessing logic and critical thinking to aid decision-making

• Identifying and addressing psychological obstacles to good critical thinking

• Seeking the truth within group environment DR PATRICK GIRARD PHD (STANFORD),

Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland

5.00 Final remarks from the Chair and close of conference

Previously seen as two independent practices, there has been recent focus on making the positives of EA and Agile work together.

THIS WORKSHOP DISCUSSES THE PRACTICALITIES OF MAKING THE TWO WORK TOGETHER TO PROVIDE SYNERGY:

• Why use software development frameworks to architect enterprise wide systems?

• Flexible architecture to respond to disruptive market changes

• The Agile-Scrum-Architecture model

• The operational challenges of scalability differences in enterprise architecture and agile

• Best practice communication for an EA working in agile environments

• Effective collaboration techniques in agile environments

• Lessons from real-life enterprise-level agile experience

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SEPARATELY BOOKABLE FULL DAY WORKSHOP: 9 AUGUST 2017THE AGILE ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT’S MASTERCLASS

Chris TuohyENTERPRISE AGILE COACH, WESTPAC NEW ZEALAND

Chris has over two

decades of IT Program and Project

delivery experience. Apart from leading

SunCorp’s agile and lean practice,

Chris attended the Stanford University

Human-Centred Design (HCD) boot camp,

authored a SAFe PiP participants guide,

and is currently driving the Agile Way

of Working for a cross-functional HCD

project in Westpac’s Executive team.

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