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  • Business Architecture Guild Event!

    23 Dec 2011 2:56 PM | Administrator Post (Administrator)

    This event has passed. See our Events page for information on future events.


    Business Architecture: Taking it to the Next Level

    Co-Sponsored By OMG Business Architecture Special Interest Group & The Business Architecture Guild 

    Wednesday, March 21, 2012 – Reston, Virginia USA

    Guild members registering for this event receive a $50 discount. For more information and how to register using the Guild member discount, please go to the member pages.  If you are interested in attending this event and would like to recieve the member discount, check out our Membership Benefits and go to the Join Us page. Otherwise scroll down for more information.

    Business Architecture: Taking it to the Next Level is a one-day only event featuring business leaders from various industry and government organizations sharing stories about how business architecture helps their organizations. Panel sessions will allow attendees to have focused discussions with practitioners and practice leaders, going beyond the superficial and focusing on solution oriented approaches and best practices. Come and join us as we take business architecture to the next level.  For the complete press release,  go here.
    There will be a Guild member advisory meeting the follow day.

    This event is open to the public. For more information and registration details, follow this link http://www.omg.org/news/meetings/tc/dc-12/special-events/Business_Architecture_Info_Day.htm
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  • Group Forums moved to Member Pages, What's New at the Guild Blog, New whitepaper added

    01 Nov 2011 9:51 AM | Administrator Post (Administrator)
    Group Forums are moved to the Member pages. Most of our members signed up for groups when they registered. Many signed up for several. You can create topics, new groups and talk privately. 

    The Guild Blog is ready for guest bloggers. We've got a post up from Advisory Board member Steve Dean. Read it, make a comment, ask a question, or just say Hi.  We  are releasing a new blog post about every month. If you are interested in blogging for us, starting early next year, contact admin@businessarchitectureguild.org.

    We've added a new whitepaper on Business Architecture and sustainability to our Resources page, written by co-founder Whynde Melaragno. We think many of you will find this paper really interesting. (We've "gone Green" in a smaller way here at the Guild, by releasing our early work in progress content digitally. When Handbook 2.0 arrives, Handbook 1.0 will be archived - no paper waste.)  The whitepaper discusses the concept of sustainability and relates it to the implementation of Business Architecture in several ways. The link is posted at the Business Architecture Forum for discussion and comment.
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  • Table of Contents 2.0, New Guild Blog post and 2 New Resources

    14 Oct 2011 4:41 PM | Administrator Post (Administrator)
    For Members Only
    We've posted a working version of the Table of Contents for Handbook 2.0  Please go to the Member-Only Handbook discussion forum. We need your input! (for non-members, the Table of Contents for Handbook 1.0 is still posted on the F.A.Q.page)

    For Members, Visitors and Guests
    Advisory Board member Steve Dean - Blue Cross/Blue Shield of North Carolina has a new Guild Blog post. We've also moved an older post by Advisory Board member Andrew Guitarte of Well Fargo & Company to the General Business Architecture Discussion Forum. 

    Based on our Member Survey results, we have posted a PDf of the draft Glossary for Handbook 2.0 on the Resources page. 

    And we have a new article by our Honorary First Member, Diana Krohn. posted on the Resources page.
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  • New Member-Only Handbook Discussion Forum is Available

    05 Oct 2011 1:12 PM | Administrator Post (Administrator)
    Go to the Member Pages for the new forum. We've posted  a video narration and discussion introduction of 3 of the concepts illustrated in the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook™. Let us know in the comments what you think and if you find the videos helpful as conversation starters. 
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  • Interview with Founder and Author William Ulrich - take a listen

    08 Sep 2011 1:40 PM | Administrator Post (Administrator)
    Audio interview with Abbie Lundberg. About 20 minutes. Includes information about The Business Architecture Guild, the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook™,  a business architecture overview, and a couple of examples of how business architecture is being applied in organizations today. 
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  • Business Architecture Guild Announces the Inaugural Edition of the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook in Conjunction with Opening of Guild Membership to the Public

    23 Aug 2011 8:47 AM | Administrator Post (Administrator)

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    August 24, 2011 - The inaugural edition of the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook™ was released today to members of the Business Architecture Guild. The release is based on the collaborative effort of a cadre of business architecture experts with input from an expert Advisory Board of corporate, government, academic and industry leaders. The Handbook is an evolving, living document that will continue to develop over time in response to the input, experiences and needs of practitioners in the field. In conjunction with the inaugural release, the Business Architecture Guild is pleased to announce that application for the Associate Level membership in the Guild is now open to business architecture practitioners and those interested in the field of Business Architecture.

    According to William Ulrich, a founding member of the Guild Board of Directors, “The Business Architecture Guild is not only publishing a comprehensive, meaningful and evolving Body of Knowledge that incorporates feedback from practicing business architects, but is also providing a professional membership community that offers opportunities for ongoing knowledge sharing and networking.”

    The Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook™ organizes best practice-based disciplines into an easy to use handbook specifically aimed at the business architecture practitioner.

    Included in the inaugural release are the Table of Contents, Introduction section, Capability Mapping section, Value Mapping section and the Business Architecture Glossary. A feedback structure is provided with the Handbook. With input from members, the Business Architecture Guild is planning a second release with more content for the fall of 2011. Members of the Guild will find that the Handbook is a sustainable, easily accessible online publication that they can refer to on a frequent basis.

    Using the Body of Knowledge Handbook, practicing organizations will be able to quickly understand business architecture and begin to apply this important discipline to priority business challenges across a number of different business scenarios. Neal McWhorter, Jim Rhyne, Mike Rosen, Greg Suddreth and William Ulrich are the primary authors of the Handbook. They are practicing business architects who work closely with organizations to develop business-driven solutions across a variety of industries and government environments.

    Membership in the Business Architecture Guild offers more than just access to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge Handbook™. In addition to actively seeking feedback from members on the Handbook, the Guild has created an interactive website with discussion forums, a searchable member directory to promote social networking and other opportunities for members to form an online community where they can connect, share ideas, learn from one another and help to expand the practice of business architecture. 

    Diana Krohn, the Business Architecture Guild’s first member, stated that ”For anyone interested in business architecture, already working in the field, or exploring the idea of becoming a business architect, the Business Architecture Guild provides a member-based community where knowledge of the field can be shared and expanded. This is an exciting milestone in the formalization of the business architecture practice and its community."

    The Business Architecture Guild is a not-for-profit corporation. For more information, go to www.businessarchitectureguild.org or contact info@businessarchitectureguild.org. 

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