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[email protected] Tel: +44 (0)23 9225 7694 Fax: +44 (0)700 609 9522 www.opengroup.org American Football … Rugby Football … Agenda

Introduction to The Open Group

What's New in The Open Group?

Conference Overview About The Open Group

• International Consortium • >350 Member organizations • >8,000 participants • > 80 countries • <50 staff • Vendor/technology neutral • Non-profit operation • >25 years experience South America

OFFICES • San Francisco, CA • Boston, MA • Reading, UK • Tokyo, Japan • Shenzhen, China • Paris, France • Johannesburg, RSA • Dubai, UAE • Mumbai, India • Göteborg, Sweden • Istanbul, Turkey How The Open Group Works

Governing Board Silver*/Gold Members

Platinum Members Elected Representatives Customer Supplier Council Council

ArchiMate Forum

President & CEO Architecture Forum

Enterprise Management Forum

Identity Management Forum Management Team Platform

Membership & Certification Full Consortia Real-time & Embedded Systems Events Authority Services Security Forum

Legal, HR & Marketing Operations Council Work Groups Business Architecture Finance & IT Semantic Interoperability Service Oriented Architecture Legal Homesteading The Open Group Members

 Wide range of company sizes, industries and public/private organizations  Customers . Financial Sector . Government Departments & Agencies . Manufacturers, Utilities and Materials . Retail . Telecommunications  Suppliers . Systems Vendors . Software, Middleware and Application Developers . Integrators, IT Architects and Consultants  Academia Platinum members Example of Members The Business Imperative

Boundaryless Information Flow  achieved through global interoperability  in a secure, reliable and timely manner

“Boundaryless does not mean there are no boundaries – it means that boundaries are permeable to enable business.” Jack Welch, GE. Mission Statement

The mission of The Open Group is to drive the creation of Boundaryless Information Flow™ achieved by:  Working with customers to capture, understand and address current and emerging requirements, establish policies, and share best practices;  Working with suppliers, consortia and standards bodies to develop consensus and facilitate interoperability, to evolve and integrate specifications and open source technologies;  Offering a comprehensive set of services to enhance the operational efficiency of consortia; and  Developing and operating the industry's premier certification service and encouraging the procurement of certified products. Deliverables What the Open Group Does

 Membership & Events . Forums and Work Groups . International Conferences . Regional Conferences  Certification . People - ITAC, ITSC, TOGAF™ . Products – ®, WAP, Architecture Tools . Services - Training  Collaboration Services . Various management services to other special interest groups Forums and Work Groups

 Meeting points for Suppliers and Customers  Work under The Open Group’s consensus rules  Have a high level of autonomy . Direction determined by members . Outputs approved by members . Providing they obey the consensus rules and respect anti-trust legislation  Initiate new areas of work, sometimes in partnership Forum Activity

Architecture Forum ArchiMate® Forum  TOGAF™  Archimate®  Certification Standing  Usage and Tools Committee  Foundations  Strategy  Extending the language  Case Studies  Architecture principles  Localization  Architecture patterns  Definition of EA  Return on modeling  Adoption strategies effort  Information Architecture Forum Activity

Security Forum Real-time Forum  Security Architectures  Real-time Java  Risk Management  Real-time  Identity Management Profiles  IT Audit & Logging, and  Real-time Security Compliance  Modeling Performance  Automated Compliance  Safety Critical  SOA & Security  Goal-Based Operations  Secure Mobile Architectures  Open Architecture for Real-  Trust Management - time & Embedded Systems Confidence Model  Dependability through  Secure Enterprise 2.0 Assuredness Work Group Activity

SOA Work Group Business Architecture  Ontologies for SOA  Definition of Business  SOA Governance Architecture  SOA/TOGAF Practical  Inter-section with other Guide forums  Service-Oriented Infrastructure Semantic  SOA Reference Interoperability Architecture  The UDEF is a standard  SOA and Security way of indexing  Legacy Evolution to SOA enterprise information. The Open Group Value

 Information . Sharing with peers . Early access to deliverables  Influence . Suppliers – deliverable standards . Customers – addressing needs  Involvement . Greater context awareness  International . Global presence Membership Benefits

 Collaborate with world-class experts  Present papers in the forums and obtain peer review and benefit from the experience of others around the world  Receive education in the field of best practices  Extend the network of business contacts  Advance access to white papers and privileged information and associated working draft documents  Obtain recognition for their organization as a part of this globally respected thought leadership group  Obtain press coverage for the organization based on case studies  Opportunity to deliver presentations in the plenary sessions of international conferences Collaboration Services

DirecNet™ Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE™) Consortium Interconnect Software Consortium Especially for Architects

 Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects

www.aogea.org

www.opengroup.org/itac ITAC™ Program

 Level 1 – Certified IT Architect . At least two years of architecture experience . Wide range of appropriate skills . Has acted as a contributing architect . Works with supervision or assistance  Level 2 – Master Certified IT Architect . At least three years of architecture experience . Wide range of appropriate skills . Can take responsibility as a lead architect . Works independently to deliver systems and solutions  Level 3 – Distinguished Certified IT Architect . Effects significant breadth and depth of impact on the business via one of three advanced career paths: . Chief/Lead Architect, Enterprise Architect or IT Architect Profession Leader Architecture Forum

 Recognized as the leading global Enterprise Architecture organization  Home of TOGAF™ . Has developed and is evolving a comprehensive enterprise architecture framework . It enables businesses to achieve the right balance between IT efficiency and business innovation . Also takes into consideration the constantly changing needs of the business environment . A certification program supports the framework for Tool Support, Training and Professional Services  Visit http://www.opengroup.org/architecture  170 members worldwide

Security

 Main areas of focus: . Framework for Information-Centric Security Governance . Security Architectures . Risk Management . Identity and Authentication . De-perimeterization . Identity Management . IT Logging & Audit, & Compliance . Securing SOA Environments . Safety-Critical Infrastructures What's New in The Open Group? Membership Numbers

 11 new member organizations joined YTD  Current total is 367 … 23 since our last conference Member Representation …

Australia Netherlands Belgium New Zealand Brazil Norway Canada Poland China Russia Colombia Singapore Denmark South Africa Finland HQsHQs inin 3333 countriescountries South Korea France OfficesOffices inin 8080 countriescountries Spain Germany Sweden India SpanningSpanning 66 continentscontinents Switzerland Ireland Saudi Arabia Israel Taiwan Italy Turkey Japan UK Mexico United Arab Emirates USA The Open Group Footprint …

China France Turkey U S A

Japan Middle East South Africa Brazil

Sweden U K India ? Why?

 Because …

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook 2010 New Forums & Work Groups

 Advanced Planning & Scheduling Forum  Quantum Lifecycle Management Work Group  Trusted Technology Forum Blog …

http://blog.opengroup.org/ Newsletter …

http://hosted-p0.vresp.com/794319/bac07c5994 Conference Overview 2011 International Conferences

The Open Group Conferences and Member Meetings 7-11 February San Diego

The Open Group Conferences and Member Meetings 9-13 May London

The Open Group Conferences and Member Meetings 18-22 July Austin

The Open Group Conferences and Member Meetings 24-28 October Taipei Plus National Conferences

 China May  France June  Turkey June  Abu Dhabi February  India March  South Africa March  Sweden November  Brazil September Conferences

 Combination of: . Themed public conference . Members learn from the invited non-member speakers . Members learn from each other . Non-members learn from The Open Group . Working meetings of Forums and Work Groups . Have the face-to-face meetings that move work along . Interact with the members of other Forums and Work Groups . Have the opportunity of expressing their opinions to the Councils and Governing Board This Week

 Architecting Cybersecurity ~ Monday (morning plenary and afternoon tracks)  EA and Business Transformation ~ Tuesday (morning plenary and afternoon tracks)  The Business and Financial Impact of Cloud Computing ~ Wednesday (all day) Networking

 There are many opportunities to network . Monday evening reception . Tuesday evening social event . Plus all the various refreshment breaks

 Make sure you carry a bunch of your business cards with you at all times! Sponsors & Exhibitors

 Many thanks to all of them for their support

 Don’t forget to visit the various exhibitors that are here Thank you

Dank U Dutch