Welcome to Iasa

Presentation: An introduction to IASA. Presented by TK Teh, President, IASA Malaysia.

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1. Welcome Note 26 Mar 2008 TK Teh President, IASA Office
2.  Internet Connection is available  Network: IASA  Security Key: 0122199608  Conference Questionnaire  Lunch - 12:45pm, Coffee House  Panel Forum  4:30pm 27th Mar 2008 Take Note… 2
3. IASA - Introduction  The IASA is a non-profit professional association  The IASA is run by architects  We focus on the professional first and the profession Second  The IASA is for all IT architects  Infrastructure, Enterprise, Software, Application and Beginning Architects  The IASA is centrally governed and locally run  We take extreme care to "Think Globally, Act Locally“  The IASA is technology and vendor agnostic  The IASA Fellows, world’s renowned architects  Grady Booch, Scott Ambler, Richard Hubert, Oliver Sims, Jeff Tash,  Paul Clements, Len Bass, John Zachman, Martin Fowler & Ivar Jacobson
4. History - Origin  Started in 2002 as a user group in Austin, TX called ASAUG  2004  Grassroots communication with like-minded architects led to the formation of IASA in February, 2004  Chapter formation dominated 2004  2005  Introduction of Events and Education divisions in early 2005  By mid-2005 IASA had numerous active programs for Chapters, Content, Education and Events  2006  Reached 5000+ members and 45 chapters  Developed the FRM Alpha Release  2007  Global members exceeded 6000.  Released Skill Library, first comprehensive skill sets definition of IT Architects.
5. IASA Malaysia & APAC History  Started off in December 2004  known as ISAC-M, a Special Interest Group (SIG) of Malaysian National Computer Confederation (MNCC).  Concerted effort by architects from the Industry, Vendors, Academic, Government & Non Government Organization  2005  Hosted Architect Summit, addressing common understanding and needs in IT architecture.  2006  Hosted Architect Symposium 2006, largest architect event at the time.  Merged with IASA in July 2006 to form IASA Asia Pacific that will have physical offices in 15 countries:  India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Vietnam, Taiwan & Russia  2007  Hosted Architect Symposium 2007, total delegates doubled.  Hosted Monthly chapter meeting consistently for entire year.  Assisted in developing and release of IT Architecture Master’s syllabus.  Represented in National Standard Committees.
6. IASA Vision & Mission  Our vision  To be the preeminent global body for IT architect professionals from different disciplines through:  Networking - providing forums for peer networking  Knowledge - alerting members on emerging architecture issues  Advocacy - advocating the views of architects  Ethics - promoting ethical conduct and respect for Intellectual Property  Our mission  To share views and hold discussions on IT architecture related topics  Through monthly meetings, events & panel discussion  To advice the industry & the public in the area of IT architecture, IT governance and IT policy best practices  To become trusted advisors  To promote the use of proper IT architecture and design guidelines  Through trainings, newsletters, articles & media publications  To produce more IT architects as profession  Through architect recognition and aspiring architect programs
7. Who we Serve - Our Members  Architects thrive in Corporate, Product and Service companies  Specialization Backgrounds - Members  39% MS .NET Software  33% J2EE Software  18% Infrastructure  10% Business  Members are  30% Senior Architects  36% Mid-Level  Architects  34% Associate Architects
8. What does IASA offers?  IASA gives you access to body of knowledge in IT architecture.  Repository  Forum  Architecture clinic  IASA organizes events for your staff to learn the principles and thoughts behind sound IT architecture.  Chapter meeting  ITARC  Workshops  IASA provides Skills Library and Architecture Training Program (ATP).
9.  BPM+SOA convergence shows true value in enterprises.  Finally IT has caught up with Business Dynamics.  Maturity in BPM and SOA technologies leads organizations to take serious attention.  Despite technology advances, BPM+SOA deployments are influenced by many unique factors in the organizations.  Cost, complexity, change management, human dynamics etc. IASA Perspectives on BPM+SOA 9
10.  BPM+SOA conference + workshop is to show you various PERSPECTIVES.  Case Study from Enterprises  Panel Forum to explore and re-assure your strategy  Back to Basic, to Advance workshop  Take home with your unique strategy of BPM+SOA Implementation. IASA Perspectives on BPM+SOA 10
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