Seminar · London, United Kingdom

Business Architecture: Building Alignment for Rapid Change 2014

Information Technology · Software: Business process management · Building, Construction

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Dates17–19 Mar 2014This edition has ended
Venueetc venues PaddingtonLondon, United Kingdom
RunningSince 2014Frequency unknown · 2 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
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About Business Architecture: Building Alignment for Rapid Change

Presenter: Roger Burlton

Those organisations that have a good knowledge of their business resources and how they interact with one another can handle the challenge of change better than others. There is no doubt that a solid architecture of all business processes and capabilities is needed to become more innovative and ensure that business resources work together towards a common goal. This highly participative workshop will delve into all aspects of Business Architecture, Business Processes and Business Capabilities from top to bottom.

* Understand what a useful Business Architecture looks like
* Be able to apply enterprise-wide architecture models and techniques that are aligned
* Learn how to sell the Business Architecture value proposition and gain cross-organization acceptance
* Be able to develop a measurable architecture for planning, budgeting, organization design, compliance, human change management, and the introduction of breakthrough technologies
* Be able to use the architecture to accelerate capability change projects and model development
* Discover how to address cultural barriers during architecture and implementation

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YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
20167–9 Mar 2016etc venues Marble Arch
London, United Kingdom
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201417–19 Mar 2014etc venues Paddington
London, United Kingdom
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