EA User Group, Wellington [Making Architecture Real: TOGAF Models in Enterprise Architect]

This month, Brent Lewis and Suzanne Maxted will present a case study of making architecture real and available using Enterprise Architect and the TOGAF extension - ‘Making Architecture Real: TOGAF Models in Enterprise Architect‘. Suzanne and Brent will show how the combination of tool and technique has made integrated architecture a valuable organisational asset used by wide-ranging stakeholders from product managers to engineers... more

 

We’ve set up a Meetup page through which to manage this group, so if you’re keen to attend please RSVP at: http://www.meetup.com/Wlg-EAUG/.    Topic:     Making Architecture Real: TOGAF Models in Enterprise Architect   Date:      Thursday, 17th November 2011   Time:      16.00 - 17.30   Venue:  Telecom, 42-52 Willis Street, Wellington [Go up the escalator to the first level and follow the signs to Client Central or ask the nice people at reception].   RSVP:     Please join the Wlg-EAUG Meetup Group to RSVP. Any questions please feel free to give me a shoutThis month, Brent Lewis and Suzanne Maxted will present a case study of making architecture real and available using Enterprise Architect and the TOGAF extension - ‘Making Architecture Real: TOGAF Models in Enterprise Architect‘. Suzanne and Brent will show how the combination of tool and technique has made integrated architecture a valuable organisational asset used by wide-ranging stakeholders from product managers to engineersDate:    Thursday, 17th November 201Time:     16.00 - 17.30

Date:   Thursday, 17th November 2011

Time:   16.00 - 17.30.

Venue: Telecom, 42-52 Willis Street, Wellington [Go up the escalator to the first level and follow the signs to Client Central or ask the nice people at reception].

RSVP:   Please join the Wlg-EAUG Meetup Group to RSVP.

 

Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion of the meeting.

 

All welcome - No charge

 

If you would like to give a presentation at the next User Group, please contact Stacy Busek. Or if you have topic ideas, feel free to post a comment on the Meetup page.