June 1-4, 2009

Hilton St. louiS at tHe Ballpark u St. louiS, Mo

EvEnt #9A05

regiSter today: www.dodenterpriSearcHitecture.org

2009 DoD enterprise Architecture conferenceAchieving an information Advantage through Architecture

Featured SpeakerJohn Zachman,

President, Zachman

International

KeynoteMaj. Gen. Michael

J. Basla, USAF, Vice

Director, C4, Joint

Staff

KeynoteDave Wennergren,

Deputy CIO, DoD

$100 Early Bird DiscountRegister by May 8, 2009 at www.dodenterprisearchitecture.org

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enterprise Architecture:Achieving An informAtion ADvAntAge through ArchitectureOverviewThe focus of DoD Enterprise Architecture is to help lead DoD to achieve an information advantage for our people and mission partners. As DoD transforms to become a Net-Centric force, information becomes one of our greatest sources of power. Ensuring timely and trusted information is available where it is needed, when it is needed, and to those who need it, is at the heart of the future DoD enterprise and an effective, federated, and dynamic approach to architecture enables its achievement.

A fundamental attribute of our enterprises today is they are dynamic and becoming more so. The DoD net-centric data strategy - decoupling applications and data - combined with the emphasis on communities of interest and mission areas, point towards a future DoD enterprise composed of dynamic groups, forming, disbanding and re-forming as mission needs dictate. Architecture in this environment must be responsive, extremely agile, and able to cope with the unanticipated.

As we look ahead we need to think big, act small, scale and propagate our architectures. We must use architecture to prioritize our data strategy, develop a common taxonomy for COI’s, express architecture dynamically, have effective governance (theater IT introductions), delineate types of federation, devise architecture development standards, develop the theory and practice of architecture, and promote common definitions for EA, SOA, PfM, federation, and governance.

BriAn wilczynskiDirector, enterprise Architecture &

standards, office of the DoD cio

Welcome to our fourth annual DoD Enterprise Architecture Conference. We are looking forward to a very interactive forum over the next week, as we continue to shape this event to meet the increasing needs of our community of enterprise architecture producers and users.

This year we have worked to build a program that is designed not only to inform our audience of current Department of Defense Chief Information Officer (DoD CIO) strategies and direction, but to provide an industry perspective on leveraging the power of architecture in enterprise management and transformation. We are also pleased to have US Transportation Command as our Host Command, providing an opportunity to gain insight into the current efforts of one of the Department’s major commands.

From my perspective, the success of this year’s conference will be measured not only by how effectively we deliver important information

to you, but by the actions that my staff and I take away to work over the next year. As members of our Community of Practice, you are key stakeholders in defining where we focus our attention and resources as we work to continuously improve the practice of architecture in Department. With your support, we can contribute to improved efficiency and effectiveness through providing operationally relevant architecture information to key Department processes.

As we work toward our goals of improving our practice and profession, we must not lose sight of the ultimate objective of our efforts – to support the brave men and women of our Armed Forces. Their effectiveness, and their lives, depends upon our ability to deliver quality information when and where they need it. Achieving a net-centric environment that will meet the information requirements of our warfighters provides a common goal that will continue to focus our collective efforts.

2009 cOnFerence SpOnSOrS

Gold:

Lockheed Martin

Silver:

rividium

MeGA international

The confiance Group

MetaStorm

promotional partner:

Bearingpoint

wBB

Tech Team

The MAin ThinG“Lead the DoD enterprise to achieve an information advantage for our people and mission partners”

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whAt’s new in 2009?uNew Topics: Including policy, new DoD Directives, DoD Information Enterprise Architecture, and moreuPre Conference WebinarsuNew Keynotes Featuring:

•DaveWennergren

•Maj.Gen.MichaelBasla,USAFuNewNetworkingOpportunities:GolfTournamentandaBaseballGameuDNI Perspectiveu Sessions and presentations are brand new to this conference, including sessions on:

•NewAdministrationPerspectives

•DoDAF

inTereSTeD in SpOnSOrinG Or exhiBiTinG?please contact:

BetsyLauer703-247-9473BLauer@afei.org reGiSTrATiOnhow to register

Registration for the conference iseasy.Goonlinetowww.afei.org to register or download a registration form. Prices increase on May 8, 2009. Registration FeesFees include attendance, continental breakfast, one networking reception, and 3 lunches.

Today - 5/8

5/9 - 5/25

5/26 - 6/4

GovernmentEmployees

$375 $475 $575

AFEI Members

$625 $725 $825

Industry Non-members

$850 $950 $1050

hOTeLhilton St. Louis at Ballpark 1 S Broadway St. St. Louis, MO 63102

Make your reservations directly with the hotel when you register for the conference. There is a conference block of rooms at the hotel at the Governmentperdiemrateplusaminimal service charge. Call 1-877-845-7354 and use the code NDI to receive the conference rate. Once these rooms are booked, the rate will be the prevailing rate at the hotel, so reserve your room now to receive the lower rate.

2009 cOnFerence SpOnSOrS

ABout DoD cio:

Vision

Deliver the Power of Information

An agile enterprise empowered by access to and sharing of timely and trusted information

Mission

Enable Net-Centric Operations

LeadtheInformationAgetransformation that enhances the Department of Defense’s efficiency and effectiveness

Goals

Information on Demand

-Build

- Populate

- Operate

- Protect the Net

Outcome

People, processes, and technology working together to enable timely and trusted:

- Access to information

- Sharing of information

- Collaboration among those involved

who shoulD AttenD:u System, Software, Solution and Application Architects, and Engineers uEnterprise ArchitectsuExecutives, Managers, and Team LeadersuCIO’s and Senior IT Managementu Information, Data, and Systems Engineers uBusinessandSystemsAnalystsu Senior DevelopersuContractors Supporting DoD Architecture and Systems Development uAspiring ArchitectsuProject ManagersuTool Vendors and Developersu Integrators

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MOnDAy, June 1

NooN - 5:00 pm reGiSTrATiOn Open7:00 Am - 1:00 pm GOLF TOurnAMenT Norman K. Probstein Golf Course Limited tee times are available for morning shotgun start.

If you wish to play with the group, please send a separate email to mr. Alan Golombek (alan.golombek@osd.mil) or 703-607-5257. 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm TuTOriAL SeSSiOn 1 Cost to attend is free to those attending the conference. please register online at http://www.dodenterprisearchitecture.org.

u Data Architecture Registery System (DARS) Tutorial Mr. Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

Mr. Bruce Dunn, Technical Director, DARS program, SpAWAR

participants will gain an understanding of how DARS implements the Net-centric Data Strategy for the DoD architecture community and how to use all of DARS main features. Briefings and demonstrations will cover how to establish and manage DARS communities of practice and how to register, post, release and search for architectures. New user new interface features and plans for future upgrades will also be presented. The DARS Team technical staff will be on hand to answer questions and collect feedback from participants that will help to shape future plans for DARS.

u DoDAF Meta-model Walkthrough Mr. Dave McDaniel, President, Silver Bullet Solutions, Inc.

Using a single exemplar, an in-depth review of the meta-model including the meta data groups, the relationship of the data to all the DoDAF models. Discussion includes the meta-model foundation, how to model processes, services (business, web, SoA), how is Capability and Activity different, and a walkthrough of the performer meta-data group.

2:45 pm - 3:15 pm neTwOrKinG BreAK

3:15 pm - 5:00 pm TuTOriAL SeSSiOn 2 u Enterprise Architecture Mr. Stan Broddie, NDU Mr. Matt Newman, NDU

participants explore the value enterprise architecture delivers to Department of Defense warfighter and netcentric warfare operations (NCo) capability planning, resource investment decision-making, and operational execution. participants review the Transformational Leadership and Enterprise management Framework and situate EA within the context of enterprise leadership, governance, portfolio management, capital planning and investment control, budget allocation, and resource lifecycle management. Additionally, the tutorial relates EA to enabling the department’s hallmark doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership, personnel, and facilities capabilities. The tutorial concludes with an overview of the IRm College EA Certificate program.

u DoDAF Meta-model Walkthrough Repeat of the first session

DODAF 2.0 viewpOinTSuAll: Overarching aspects of

architecture context that relate to all

views

uCapability: Articulate the capability

requirement, delivery timing, and

deployed capability

u Operational: Articulate operational

scenarios, processes, activities &

requirements

uServices: Articulate the performers,

activities, services, and their exchanges

providing for, or supporting, DoD functions

uSystems: Articulate the legacy

systems or independent systems, their

composition, interconnectivity, and

context providing for, or supporting, DoD

functions

u Project: Describes the relationships

between operational and capability

requirements and the various projects

being implemented; Details dependencies

between capability management and the

Defense Acquisition System process

uStandards: Articulate applicable

Operational, Business, Technical, and

Industry policy, standards, guidance,

constraints, and forecasts

uData and Information: Articulate

the data relationships and alignment

structures in the architecture content

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TueSDAy, June 2

7:00 Am - 5:00 pm reGiSTrATiOn Open

9:45 Am - 7:00 pm exhiBiTS Open

8:00 Am pOSTinG OF The cOLOrS AnD weLcOMe u Mr. Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

8:15 Am - 9:45 Am KeynOTe ADDreSSeS u Mr. David Wennergren, Deputy CIo, DoD

u Brig Gen Dinkins, USAF, Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer Systems, USTRANSCom

9:45 Am - 10:15 Am neTwOrKinG BreAK

10:15 Am - 11:00 Am inDuSTry KeynOTe u Ms. Anne Thomas Manes, Vice president and Research Director, Burton Group Consulting

11:00 Am - NooN DOD ArchiTecTure - Overview OF pOLicy, STAnDArDS AnD GOvernAnce u Mr. Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

NooN - 1:30 pm LuncheOn u Air Commodore Bishop, UK moD (Invited)

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm TrAnScOM JOinT DepLOyMenT AnD DiSTriBuTiOn ArchiTecTure u Mr. Robert Osborn, Deputy Director, Distribution portfolio management, USTRANSCom

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm neTwOrKinG BreAK

3:30 pm - 4:15 pm DOD inFOrMATiOn enTerpriSe ArchiTecTure u Mr. Terry Hagle, Senior Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

4:15 pm - 5:00 pm inFOrMATiOn enTerpriSe TrAnSiTiOn pLAn u Mr. Lloyd Thrower, Director, DoD CIo Strategic planning and policy Directorate, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm GATewAy TO ArchiTecTure recepTiOn

6 reASOnS TO ATTenD

LeArn about what’s going on in DoD IEA and apply it to your job

neTwOrK with fellow architects

DiScuSS the way ahead for DoD Architecture

BrinG new iDeAS back to your organization

re-enerGize your architecture efforts

ShAre what works

DOD ArchiTecTure cOMMuniTy

STAy plugged in

Keep ABreAST of DoD Policy direction

inFLuence development

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weDneSDAy, June 3

8:00 Am - 5:00 pm reGiSTrATiOn Open

7:30 Am - 5:00 pm exhiBiTS Open

8:00 Am - 9:00 Am GiG v 2.0 AnD ArchiTecTure u Maj. Gen. Michael Basla, USAF, Vice Director, C4, Joint Staff

9:00 Am - 10:00 Am JOinT ArchiTecTure FeDerATiOn - reALizinG The viSiOn OF LeADer-cenTric, neT-enABLeD cOMMAnD AnD cOnTrOL (c2)

uMr. Martin Westphal, Executive Director, Joint Capabilities Development Directorate Forward, JFCom

uMs. Kim Frisby, Chief of Joint Architecture and Capability Engineering Division, JFCom

10:00 Am - 10:30 Am neTwOrKinG BreAK

10:30 Am - 11:15 Am ArchiTecTure in The inTeLLiGence cOMMuniTy u Mr. Doug McGovern, Chief Architect, DNI

11:15 Am - NooN ArMy ArchiTecTure iniTiATiveS

u Mr. Ronald Bechtold, Director, Army Enterprise Architecture, Chief Information office/G-6, USA

NooN - 1:30 pm LuncheOn - iDenTiTy MAnAGeMenT

u Mr. David Chesebrough, president, The Association for Enterprise Information

2:00 pm - 2:45 pm hOMeLAnD DeFenSe AnD civiL SuppOrT (hD/cS) cApABiLiTieS BASeD ASSeSSMenT (cBA) ArchiTecTure u Col Jimmie D. Schuman, Jr., USAF, Lead, HD/CS CBA Architecture Team, USNoRTHCom

u Mr. Guy Varland, Contractor Architecture Lead, USNoRTHCom

2:45 pm - 3:30 pm Air FOrce ArchiTecTinG: BeyOnD FeDerATiOn u Lt Col Eric Silbaugh, Chief, Enterprise Architecture Strategy, policy and Governance, office of the USAF Warfighting Integration and Chief Information officer

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm neTwOrKinG BreAK

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm ArchiTecTure in SuppOrT OF BuSineSS OperATiOnS u Mr. Dennis Wisnosky, Chief Architect, Business mission Area

7:15 pm An eveninG AT The BALLpArK u Go to the conference website to purchase your ticket to the ballgame. St. Louis Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Reds.

QuOTeS FrOM 2008 ATTenDeeS: u Excellent conference! Excellent topic

selection, good diversity, and exceptional

presentations. I learned a great deal and

made some good connections that will

help me very much in my new role as an

“architect”.

u This conference was a home run. You

provide the center point for the entire DoD

Architectural community.

u Conference outstanding! Appreciated

networking and vendor displays.

u Really enjoyed the high level officials the

conference brought in. It is insightful to see

how and what they are thinking about the

future.

u This conference was the best I’ve

attended in that it was all about “my world”.

I look forward to the next one. Great job.

u Conference was outstanding & on the

right track. I am a future architect and I have

learned a lot about the larger picture of my

career field.

u Great opportunity to network and share

ideas in small group with individuals.

u Best conference I have attended in past

four years, as far as plenary presentations go.

u Superb conference. Great balance

between vendors, government, and gurus.

purchase your tickets today for

“An eveninG AT The BALLpArK”

visit the conference website to reserve your baseball ticket with the conference group.

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ThurSDAy, June 4

8:00 Am - 3:00 pm reGiSTrATiOn Open

7:30 Am - NooN exhiBiTS Open

8:00 Am - 9:00 Am FeDerAL enTerpriSe ArchiTecTure - DirecTiOnS in The new ADMiniSTrATiOn u Mr. Kshemendra Paul, Chief Architect, office of management and Budget

9:00 Am - 10:00 Am cApABiLiTy BASeD MODeLinG u Wing Commander Mikael Hagenbo, Swedish Armed Forces Joint CIO

10:00 Am - 10:30 Am neTwOrKinG BreAK

10:30 Am - NooN TheOry AnD prAcTice OF ArchiTecTure u Mr. John Zachman, president, Zachman International

NooN - 1:30 pm TOOLS AnD TechniQueS LuncheOn DeAA AwArDS preSenTATiOn 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm TechnicAL STAnDArDS: FOunDATiOn OF inTerOperABiLiTy u Mr. Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

u Mr. Dave Brown, Chief, DISA Standards Engineering Branch

2:45 pm - 3:30 pm uniFieD prOFiLe FOr DODAF/MODAF (upDM): pArTnerinG TO iMprOve ArchiTecTure DATA exchAnGe u Mr. Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, office of the DoD Chief Information officer

u Mr. Matthew Hause, Chief Consulting Engineer, Artisan

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm cLOSinG reMArKS

hOT TOpicS cOvereD

uDODAF v2.0

uinFOrMATiOn enTerpriSe ArchiTecTure

uenTerpriSe TrAnSiTiOn pLAn

uSeGMenT ArchiTecTure MeThODOLOGy

uJOinT ArchiTecTureS

uService iniTiATiveS

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June 1-4, 2009

Hilton St. louiS at tHe Ballpark u St. louiS, Mo

EvEnt #9A05

DoD enterprise Architecture conference

u Register today by visiting the website at http://www. dodenterprisearchitecture.org

u For sponsorship and exhibit opportunities, please contact BetsyLauer:blauer@afei.org

u Make your hotel reservations today to receive the conference rate (per diem). Call 1-877-845-7354

u Sign up for the golf tournament by sending an email message to: alan.golombek@osd.mil