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Q&A

What is your name and title?

How did your architecture practice get started?

What is the focus of your practice – e.g., enterprise, business, technical, solution, data architecture?

How big is your practice and where is it located in the organization?

What is your practice model for working with related teams – e.g., federated architecture practice?

How would you describe the maturity of your architecture practice in terms of:

• See the Higher Education Enterprise Architecture Maturity Model for more about:
  • Scope definition
  • Engagement
  • Impact assessment
  • Delivery
  • Management

What are major trends you see in your practice and your enterprise?

How does your team manage its work internally and on projects?

What are your major challenges?

What projects have been your major focus lately?

Related links

UW's EA practice is working towards a federated model of EA.

• Spreading EA Skills Across the Organization.

Business Architecture is a core practice within our EA group.

• Business Architecture at UW

We see the needs for new skills across the organization.

• Changing Skills Presentation (Google Slides)
• Facilitator Training at UW
• Using Capability Maps for Common Discussion Points

We manage our work using Scrum/Agile

• EA Practice BP Models (gdoc)
• EA Scrum Practices (gdoc)

Our major focus has been building a Strategy Management practice

• Strategy Management Presentation (Google Slides)
• Jenni Laughlin's Change Engine