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:Real life enterprise solution delivery using intentional architecture and agility
Real life enterprise solution delivery using intentional architecture and agility
UBS are nearly 2 years through a 4 year re-engineering and re-platforming of the middle and back office applications. Having successfully implemented the majority of the architectural components, UBS are running a significant volume of their business through these Java-based applications. This session focuses on ensuring successful delivery of major reengineering programmes and dealing with the challenges and key decisions required. How do you define a target architecture that can support a combination of business and IT reengineering? Can this be done quickly and with agility? How do you to build a delivery organisation that can ensure rapid and sustainable adherence to that vision and deal with real world issues such as change outside of the programme, legacy challenges / opportunities and resourcing.
ABOUT GORDON WEIR
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Gordon Weir has over 10 years experience in the software business, after being voted the Young Engineer of the Year in New Zealand in 1998, he left the country, and electronic engineering with the navy to work for a software house in New Jersey. He
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ABOUT JIM KENNEDY
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Jim Kennedy is a solution architect with over ten years of experience in systems architecture and delivery. He specialises in the architecture for large-scale integrated solutions in financial services. He is currently the architect for the Cash Equi
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PODCAST REAL LIFE ENTERPRISE SOLUTION DELIVERY USING INTENTIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND AGILITY
This session took part at the QCon in Finance eXchange. You can view the other 12 podcasts here.
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