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“Good and enlightening conference”
Peder Holm, Defence Command Denmark

“Thought provoking and excellent opportunity to discuss ideas, challenges and stay up to date with progress on EA issues”
Rachel Samuel, Helyx SIS ltd

“Excellent conference, informative and interesting. Well worth attending”
Sue McCahy, MOD

“Great opportunity to network and acquaint myself with new products”
Bruce Brown, Northrop Grumman

“Thought provoking presentations that lead me to say we need an international EA community”
Loek Vredenberg, IBM Norway

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Day 1

Conference Keynote: Enterprise Design Objectives: Complexity and Change
John Zachman

MOD Update on EA and MODAF
To be confirmed

Delivering military capability – the value of enterprise decision making
Owen Sudlow, Deputy Director Capability Development, BAE Systems
Myles Higgin, Senior Consultant, The Salamander Organization Ltd

Introduction to Design Rules in NATO NISP
Peder Blomqvist, CIO Strategist, Swedish Armed Forces
Niklas Häggström,Lead Architect, Network Enabling Systems Partner / Centric Labs

Drinking Our Own Champagne: Using TOGAF™ to Architect The Open Group’s Systems
Allen Brown, President & CEO, The Open Group

Delivering an Enterprise Architecture for the Australian Department of Defence
Commodore Mark Purcell, RAN, Chief Architect & Director General Enterprise Architecture, Chief Information Officer Group, Australian Department of Defence

Architecture & Standards Governance in the Department of Defense
Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, Office of the US DoD CIO
David McDaniel, President, Silver Bullet Solutions, Inc.

International Keynote: Enterprise Architecture in the Swedish Armed forces
Rear Admiral Thomas Engevall, CIO, Supreme Commanders Staff, Swedish Armed Forces

PANEL SESSION
Sponsored by IBM

DRINKS RECEPTION
Sponsored by Model Futures

Day 2

Keynote: MOD & Architectures: A Maturity Assessment
Alistair Murray, UK MoD Key Systems Advisor

National Maritime Communications System – Practical Experiences Using MODAF within the Swedish Armed Forces
Karl Hertz, Front End Strategy
Tommy Nordqvist, Ph.D., Front End Strategy
Per Erik Mårdberg, FMV

The Singapore Ministry of Defence’s Approach to Enterprise Architecture
Lim Han Chiew, Programme Manager, DSTA Master planning and Systems Architecting, Defence Science & Technology Agency

IForza NEC: How an enterprise architecture approach is helping to improve Network Enabled Capability (NEC).
Commodore Osvaldo Brogi, Italian MOD
Mike Philip, Vega

UPDM: the Unified Profile for DoDAF/MODAF
Building bridges between nations, projects and within projects
Matthew Hause, Chief Consulting Engineer, Artisan Software Tools, Co-Chair UPDM Group

Exploiting EA Ontologies and Tools to Support Bid Processes
Jason Powell, Principal Architect, EAS ltd
Jonathan Carter, Principal Architect, EAS ltd
Keith Hardy, Defence Lead Architect, Steria ltd(tbc)

PANEL SESSION

Use of an Activity Model to Underpin Enterprise Evolution in Capability Management
Malcolm Touchin, Principal Consultant, Systems Engineering Innovation Centre
Alan Harding, Consultant Systems Engineer, BAE Systems Integrated System Technologies

How to set up and effectively manage an enterprise architecture model
Major Espen Gjøs, Senior Architect, Norwegian Armed Forces
Stig B. Dørmænen, Senior IT Architect, IBM