Thursday, April 27, 2006

8:30 am - 9:30 am

Level: Suggested Prereq: Integration for Implementation

It is not adequate to simply define some of the higher Rows of the Zachman Framework. The people doing the actual work of implementing the Enterprise (that is, of building the Enterprise’s systems at Row 5) must preserve the integrity of the primitive architectural constructs. Otherwise, you will end up with more legacy even though good architectural work has been done. This presentation depicts an actual case study and addresses the question, “Is there some reason that I should care about how the implementation configuration (or Row 5) is assembled or produced ?”