IASA

IASA Singapore Monthly Chapter Meeting

Tuesday, 25 Mar 2008

Date & Time

Tuesday, 25th March 2008 ~ 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Venue [map]

Accenture Pte. Ltd.

#33-00, Raffles City Tower
250 North Bridge Road
179101 Singapore
 

Registration/RSVP

Please register now by sending email of your particulars (Name, Designation, Contact Number and Company Name) to singapore_event@iasahome.org  

Admission Fee

Free Of Charge

Contact

Wong Onn Chee

+65 9838 7930

The Rising Importance of EA

by Mr. Tan Eng Tsze

This presentation examines the rising importance of Enterprise Architecture to organisations. It provides an understanding of what EA is all about, the benefits that an organisation can obtain from having an EA and an overview of architecture frameworks for developing EA. The presentation concludes by providing real world practitioner tips on how to develop and sustain a successful EA within an organisation.

Top 10 Challenges in Enterprise Architecture

by Mr. James Gan

Few years back, we spent a great deal of time explaining what enterprise architecture is. Things have changed, and today we are getting a lot of attention across the business This new-found importance is being driven by 10 important factors, and with each of these comes a set of substantial challenges that enterprise architecture must address.

Mr. Tan Eng Tsze, Deputy President, IASA Singapore

He is a practising enterprise architect consultant and lecturer at ISS. Besides providing EA consulting for companies, he also conducts TOGAF certification short courses and for a Masters degree programme at NUS. His most recent consulting stint was for the Singapore Government's Enterprise Architecture Methodology and Toolkit project. Previously, he also consulted for a large government agency using IBM's EA Methodology. Having worked at leading consulting companies like IBM, BearingPoint and NCS, he has accumulated experiences in IT architecting, solution architecting and systems integration. He started his IT career 14 years ago as a software engineer with the Defence Science Organisation of Singapore, developing stringent mission planning systems for the Singapore Navy and subsequently moved on to research institute KRDL, developing knowledge based systems
 

Mr. James Gan, Accenture

Prior to joining Accenture, James was a Senior Consultant with Malaysia's prominent banking IT solution provider, Silverlake. Specialised in Retail Banking and Enterprise Data Warehousing, he has numerous implementation experience in commercial banks across Asia. Graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree, he is working towards his Master degree in Software Engineering.
 

“Leading Geeks: Managing the Human Dynamics of Technical Projects” - An interaction session with Paul Glen on in Kuala Lumpur on 14 Apr ‘08, Jakarta on 16 Apr ‘08, and Singapore 18 Apr ‘08. Special discount given to all IASA members. Please contact malaysia_event@iasahome.org for more details about the event.
 

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