IIBA Dallas Chapter Meeting
May 19th, 2016

Why Business Architecture Matters?

This presentation will introduce business architecture to business analysts, show how it is companies and finally demonstrate how the business architecture discipline can be used by business analysts in 3 concrete examples.

The following key learning objectives are aimed with this presentation:

1-     Understand the basics about business architecture,

2-     Relate the Business Architecture discipline to BABOK v3, and

3-     Examine what use business architecture may have in requirements management.

Learning how to use the best practices from business architecture and apply them in your own daily business analysis toolkit could prove invaluable.  Don’t miss this great presentation from an international speaker.

About the Speaker:
Daniel Lambert

I have over 25 years of experience in information technology (LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellambert1962).  As a venture capitalist, I have been involved with numerous hardware and software start-ups that were later sold very profitably to large companies like Avago Technologies in Singapore, BMC Software, Oracle and Schlumberger.  More recently, I am a marketing & finance strategist assisting large companies in their growth, digital transformation and business architecture.
I am now Vice-President at Benchmark Consulting, which designs and commercializes several enterprise software applications for large companies, including IRIS Business Architect (http://biz-architect.com/).

 This will be a great discussion.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Meeting Date: Thursday, May 19th
Meeting Time: 6pm - 8pm Central
Meeting Location: BravoTech
4835 LBJ Freeway Suite 1000 Dallas, TX 75244
http://www.bravotech.com 
Admission is free to members of IIBA Dallas. Non-members will be asked to pay $10 at the door.

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Here is the slideshow that was shared:
http://www.slideshare.net/DanielLambert4/align-your-requirements-to-corporate-strategies-using-business-architecture