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Event: HKCS EASIG Seminar: Architecture for Digital Transformation (24 Apr 2017)

HKCS Enterprise Architecture SIG Seminar: Architecture for Digital Transformation

At this session Nigel Green will discuss how old Enterprise Architecture is becoming Evolutionary Architecture.   First, he will recap, & then continue the story he first told to the HKCS EA SIG in July 2016. This is the story of how a major European retailer is doing their digital transformation and the tangible business benefits of their cloud- enabled approach. This will cover both the business and technology architecture implications, and will include how a traditional business can benefit from the design patterns, and technologies adopted by the “born digitals” (e.g. Netflix, Google, and Amazon).   Finally, Nigel will introduce a set of easy-to-adopt tools & techniques that can help evolve towards the Digital Transformation. These tools have been branded “The Just Enough Architecture” toolset by his colleagues in the U.K. He’ll explain how he uses these tools every day; He helps both, traditional firms and start-ups, adopt the ways of the Digital-natives.

Event Details:

Date: 24 April 2017 (Monday)
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Venue: R502, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Language: English

Register:

https://app.eventxtra.com/registrations/8111cde1-eabd-417a-a328-26e9a62af0b3/new

Event: HKCS EA SIG Half Day Seminar: Enterprise Architecture – Real-World Experience Sharing 2015 (15 December 2015)

Hong Kong’s Largest Enterprise Architecture Seminar

Event: Business IT Architecture Series – BITAS Hong Kong 2015 (3 July 2015)

AEA-HK & HKCS EASIG Co-organising Event:

Business IT Architecture Series (BITAS) Hong Kong 2015

Architecting the Digital Business – A Breakthrough for Enterprise Transformation (3 July 2015)

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Event Details

Date: 3 July 2015 (Friday)
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
Venue: SCOPE Admiralty Learning Centre, 8/F United Centre, 95 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
Fee: Free of Charge
CPD Hour: 6

Events: Simplify, Rationalize and Align your IT to Deliver Business Strategy (11 Jun 2015) – CANCELLED

The following event has been postponed.

1:30 PM – 6:00 PM | Thursday | 11th June 2015 | Wan Chai, Hong Kong

MEGA International, Singapore in collaboration with Association of Enterprise Architects, Hong Kong (AEA-HK) hosting this half day seminar in HK to share its Return on Experience and Industry Best Practices on how to Simplify, Rationalize and Align your IT Landscape to Deliver Business Strategy.

During this event, MEGA will also share few real life examples of organizations leveraging on solutions to address the key challenges faced by their Business & IT Functions to support their transformation initiatives.

Agenda of the Event:

1:30 – 2:00 PM Registration and Refreshments
2:00 – 2:15 PM Introduction : Activities of HKCS EA SIG & AEA-HK Association to promote EA in Hong Kong
2:15 – 2:30 PM Key Note : Simplify, Rationalize and Align your IT to Deliver Business Strategy
2:30 – 3:15 PM Deliver your IT Strategy in line with Business, Risk and Compliance
3:15 – 3:30 PM Coffee Break
3:30 – 4:15 PM Leading Organizations Invested In EAM Solutions To Address Their Key IT Challenges
4:15 – 5:15 PM Create more business value with Enterprise Architecture Framework
5:15 – 5:30 PM Conclusion – Q & A

Key Speakers:

Nicolas Betbeder-Matibet – Managing Director – VP Asia-Pacific MEGA International
Mher Foudoulian – Pre-Sales Manager APAC, Sr. Solution Consultant at MEGA International
Dave Chen – Founder and Chairman, Association of Enterprise Architects, Hong Kong Chapter

What you will learn during this event:
Industry best practices to deliver your IT Strategy in line with Business, Risk and Compliance
How leading organizations leveraging on solutions to simply their IT landscape.
How to create more business value with Enterprise Architecture Framework

Who should attend:
Portfolio Management Leaders
Enterprise Architecture Stakeholders
IT Executive Steering Committee Members
IT Investment Review Board Members
IT Strategists & Planners & CIOs
IT Governance Executives

Please note that admission to this event is Free of Cost and subject to availablity. Please register to block your seat. Contact Reed Taneja at rtaneja@mega.com for any queries.

Venue:

4/F.CYMA Charity Fund Management Development Centre (HKMA Wanchai Training Centre)
Pico Tower, 66 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Register at: http://www.mega.com/en/inhouse-event/simplify-rationalize-and-align-your-it-deliver-business-strategy-0

Event: Big Data in Enterprise Architecture & Data Driven Organization (20 Apr 15)

HKCS Enterprise Architecture SIG Seminar:
Big Data in Enterprise Architecture & Data Driven Organization

Introduction
An emerging technology, Big Data analytics provides insights into phenomena and collective behaviours. This seminar explores the roles and values of Big Data in Enterprise Architecture, how to achieve a data driven organization with real life examples. A presentation on DATA.GOV.HK will also be given by OGCIO representative.
Speaker’s Profile

Event Details:
Date: 20 April 2015
Time: 4:00pm – 6:00 pm (registration starts at 3:30pm)
Venue: PQ306 HK Polytechnic University
Fee: Free of Charge

Event Highlight ~ EA SIG Half-Day Seminar (5 Dec 2014)

Held on 5^th Dec 2014, the EA SIG Half-Day Seminar, the largest EA event in Hong Kong attracted a large audience of over 100 IT managers, architects and practitioners. In this event, themed “Enterprise Architecture: Real-World Experience Sharing 2014”, Enterprise Architecture leaders from renowned organizations shared their business cases on establishing EA to deliver business values to their organization.

The event was started with the opening and welcome speech given by the Dave Chen, Chairperson of EA SIG & AEA-HK and Allen Brown, the CEO of Open Group.

-> think small:  using the VW bug to solve today’s IT problems, Mr. Jake Sims

As the first speaker, Mr. Jake Sims, Head of Technology and Architecture at Cathay Pacific Airways explored how the complexities of human behaviour, the overzealousness of enterprise architects, and the desire to “think big” consistently undermine IT.  He also discussed how some of these insights, including the simplicity and minimalism of the VW Bug’s “think small” campaign, are helping to drive the SOA strategy at Cathay Pacific Airways.

-> Enterprise Architecture (EA) adoption at CLP, Mr. Francis Chiu

With more than 20 years of IT experience and of those, 13 years were in the Utility sector, Francis Chui, Application Strategy and Architecture Manager at CLP shared his experience in the Utility industry as well as Enterprise Architecture knowledge. He outlined the benefits of EA and the reason of adopting it in CLP. He also concluded the presentation by 5 key takeaways on EA adoption.

-> Panel Discussion

After the coffee break, Mr. Chris Forde, VP Enterprise Architecture of Open Group, moderated a panel discussion with all speakers. Mr. KC Fung, Senior Manager, IT of HK Airport Authority and Mr. Nicolas Betbeder-Matibet, Managing Director, Vice President APJC of Mega International also joined the discussion. Panel discussion topic is “0 to 6 Months of an EA Journey – Milestones & Concrete Benefits” in which they have discussed on how to start an EA initiative in their organization and the future evolution of EA.

-> Architecting the Enterprise, Mr. Mark Carr

After the panel discussion, Mr. Mark Carr, Chief Architect of HK Jockey Club presented the HKJC’s view on Enterprise Architecture. He has highlighted the importance of the HKJC Enterprise Reference Architecture and its enterprise meta-model. He also outlined how the EA governance take place in HKJC with examples on governance structure and critical design review process, etc.

-> Enterprise Architecture – Delivering Value and Excellent IT Services to MTR, Mr. Eric Lui

Eric Lui is the Chief IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture Manager of MTR Corporation Limited overseeing IT strategy development and implementation, business-IT alignment, IS/IT planning and enterprise architecture. He first highlighted the business challenges and impact on IT. He then presented how the Enterprise Architecture helps drive business values and how the Business-IT Engagement model operates in MTR.

Events: HKCS Enterprise Architecture SIG Half Day Seminar 2014

Hong Kong’s Largest Enterprise Architecture Seminar

In this seminar, several experienced IT architecture leaders in major organizations will discuss their journeys in developing EA capabilities and reaping business benefits from EA. They will cover not only the best practices but also the challenges and lessons learnt. They will also share their vision on the roles of EA in business and IT. This event is also an invaluable opportunity for us to network with the speakers and other IT architects to exchange knowledge and share experience.

Event Details:
Date: 5 December 2014 (Friday)
Time: 1:30pm – 6:00pm (registration starts at 1:30pm)
Venue: Room 401 & 402, 4/F., CYMA Charity Fund Management Development Centre (HKMA Wanchai Training Centre), Pico Tower, 66 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong (Map)

Speakers:
– Mr. Jake Sims, Head of Technology & Architecture, Cathay Pacific Airways
– Mr. Allen Brown, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Open Group
– Mr. Francis Chui, Application Strategy and Architecture Manager, CLP Power
– Mr. Chris Forde, GM APAC & VP, Enterprise Architecture, The Open Group
– Mr. Mark Carr, Chief Architect, The Hong Kong Jockey Club
– Mr. Eric Lui, Chief IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture Manager, MTR Corporation
– Nicolas Betbeder-Matibet, Managing Director, Vice President APJC MEGA International

Register and event details at: http://www.hkcs.org.hk/edm/20141205/EASIG/

Event Highlight: Data Governance Experience Sharing (19 Sep 2014)

It was our pleasure to have Mr. Damian Lum, Enterprise Architect from HK Jockey Club to speak with us on the Data Governance Experience Sharing on 18 September 2014 (7pm) in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Mr. Damian Lum has more that 20 years of Global IT experience, have strong and deep understanding of strategy and enterprise architecture, and have gone through several transformational programs to drive value change.

In this speaker session, Damian took a journey on the importance of data. It forms the very existence of organizations. Data needs to be managed in order to harness value, thus allowing organizations to grow, understand customers better, outperform competitors, and being productive.

The seminar was well received with over 30 IT architects and managers. We had a fruitful interactive Q&A session where Rico discussed with the audience on how to adopt data governance into real life examples.

Events: Data Governance Experience Sharing (19 Sep 2014)

Experience sharing by HK Jockey Club on Data Governance. Organization must create and sustain value of data through data governance.

Take a journey on the importance of data. It forms the very existence of organizations. Data needs to be managed in order to harness value, thus allowing organizations to grow, understand customers better, outperform competitors, and being productive. 

The reality is far from beautiful, since day-to-day priorities require organizations to have to worry about expanding their core business and operating efficiently. Information from mobile devices, big data, cloud services and social media are disrupting the way we do business.

Details and registration here:

http://www.hkcs.org.hk/edm/20140919/easig_seminar/

Event Highlight: Practicing Enterprise Architecture (28 Mar 2014)

It was our pleasure to have Mr. Rico Chiang, a freelance IT professional and special interest group (ArchiMate modeling language) leader of Association of Enterprise Architects, Hong Kong Chapter to speak with us on the Practicing Enterprise Architecture on 28 March 2014 (7pm) in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Rico has over 20 years of application systems development experience, 15 of which are from the real estate industry. Mr Chiang has assumed the role of head of IT department and application development teams of renowned NGO and listed property companies in Hong Kong.

In this speaker session, Rico gave a sharing on his Real Estate Industry EA Reference Model using the Archimate modeling language. The model was developed base on “traditional” real estate business scenario. In order to test Archimate’s ability to support TOGAF, Rico used the traditional model as “as-is” and tried to develop a “to-be” model to address some hypothetical business needs and issues.

The seminar was well received with over 30 IT architects and managers. We had a fruitful interactive Q&A session where Rico discussed with the audience on how to adopt Archimate and EA into real life examples. Our advisor, CK Wong also gave some insights on the EA adoption and the industry common challenges.

Practicing Enterprise Architecture experience sharing notes – click HERE to download.