The Role of The Architect In A Continuous Architecture Era Webinar

In an era where firms are transforming to become customer obsessed and digital, continuous delivery of value becomes the norm.

However, many firms struggle to overcome the cultural and process barriers to implement continuous delivery of value.

In many cases ePMO and DevOp teams have adapted and had some success, but they have largely looked at the challenges purely from their Role's perspective.

EA leaders have the opportunity to learn from the approaches used by these teams to build a holistic framework that comprises planning, architecture and delivery.

This webinar featuring guest Forrester Principal Analyst Gordon Barnett will focus on the maturing discipline of continuous architecture, the EA mindset, and the EA artifacts that enable EA and DevOps teams to effectively help their firms win, retain, and serve their customers.

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45 Minutes + QA

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Meet our speakers

Gordon Barnett

Principal Analyst serving Enterprise Architecture Professionals

Gordon serves enterprise architecture professionals, focusing on the best practices for business and enterprise architecture. He is a recognized expert in helping companies use enterprise architecture, strategy, governance, and organizational design to address their current and future business challenges in the age of the customer.
Jeff Ellerbee

Solution Marketing Manager, Planview

Jeff handles product marketing for Planviews’ Troux product line. Jeff has helped customers be successful with Troux in the US and UK for 14 years.
Jeff Ellerbee

Solution Marketing Manager, Planview

Jeff handles product marketing for Planviews’ Troux product line. Jeff has helped customers be successful with Troux in the US and UK for 14 years.
Jeff Ellerbee

Solution Marketing Manager, Planview

Jeff handles product marketing for Planviews’ Troux product line. Jeff has helped customers be successful with Troux in the US and UK for 14 years.