Businesses are lookin g for ways to manage the mounting complexities of today’s highly auto mated and integrated technology solutions. Model Based Systems Engine ering (MBSE), Model Based Engineering (MBE), and Model Based Manufacturing (MBM) are some of the approaches that companies are adopting.
\nNorth rop Grumman Corporation has a number of large scale business transformation initiatives underway. Within its Enterprise Services sector, the com pany has experienced a rebirth of its Enterprise Architecture function.&nbs p; Combining a Model Based approach with Enterprise Architecture and System s Engineering disciplines has enabled Northrop Grumman to provide Model Bas ed Information Technology (MBIT) services to its internal customers.
\n< p>If you need to create or review architecture diagrams and are an enterpri se architect, systems architect, manager, or a business stakeholder, then t his talk is for you. Attendees of this presentation will learn how an organic growth approach helped Northrop Grumman keep Enterprise Architectu re alive and to allow for its rebirth. We’ll also share a coupl e of use cases and lessons learned from the web portal sharing of static an d dynamic architecture diagrams and metadata and what did and didn’t work. By providing business customers with views into their business strategy, and eco-systems of interconnected systems of systems, we have beg un a dialogue to assist in making informed business decisions.\n DTSTART:20190319T113000 SUMMARY:Rebirth of Enterprise Architecture on a Journey to Dynamic Modeling DTEND:20190319T122959 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR