Enterprise Architecture
The Fastest Route to Business Efficiency

Enterprise Architecture is an evolving discipline that has recently seen rapid growth in popularity.    Its success in delivering business outcomes depends on a combination of factors ranging from organisational maturity , the methodologies used, approach to cost-benefit trade-offs and the stakeholder environment.   This thought-provoking presentation provides a business-focused view of Enterprise Architecture, and includes a set of practical considerations and suggestions that have been successfully road-tested  in executing EA assignments in multiple industries.

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Padmini Victor has more than twenty years experience in senior consulting and leadership roles for large organisations in Australia, Asia, India and the USA.  Her work has spanned a broad range of technologies, approaches and business issues across the full lifecycle of strategy, architecture, system implementation and maintenance.

Over the last ten years, Padmini has specialised in Architecture and Strategy having held key roles in the Financial, Utilities and Government sectors in Australia. Padmini holds a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Electronics Engineering and is TOGAF 8 certified for Enterprise Architecture.

She is currently the Practice Lead for Enterprise Architecture  within the Business and Systems Consulting group at Oakton.  Padmini authored Oakton’s EA methodology and has led key EA assignments in the banking, insurance, utilities and higher education sectors.

Speaker profile last updated 12th November 2008