Enterprise Engineering is defined as Systems of Systems Engineering in the Context of an Enterprise. The practice of Enterprise Engineering is well established and growing in use in enterprises, including mandated in all federal and DOD enterprises. Come and educate yourself. Enterprise Engineering, 1 Day Executive Overview Offered by Lockheed Martin Center for Enterprise Engineering and Association of Enterprise Architects Speakers:
Walter L. Wilson, Sunil Malik, Brae Irwin Location
Aerospace Corporation
200 North Aviation Blvd, Build D8, El Segundo, CA
Directions From the 405, head west on El Segundo Boulevard, and turn right on Aviation Boulevard (north). Building D8 is less than 1/4 mile on the right. Registration
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AGENDA
8:00 AM Registrations & Breakfast
8:30 AM Class (includes Lunch)
5:00 PM Closing
COST:
INCOSE Members: $130
Non-Members: $155
Student/Senior/Unemployed: $95 Abstract
Enterprise Engineering is defined as Systems of Systems Engineering in the Context of an Enterprise.The practice of Enterprise Engineering is well established and growing in use in enterprises, including mandated in all federal and DOD enterprises. Enterprises and the Organizations that comprise them are constantly seeking ways to lower Total Cost Of Ownership (TCO) in response to high-level mandates or driven by the need to be cost-effective, efficient, or responsive. An understanding of Enterprise Engineering, Enterprise Architecture, and the application of the key principles that guide the standards, practices and conventions, will assure the success of any enterprise initiative designed to deliver agility, interoperability, flexibility, and responsiveness. The principles of Enterprise Engineering are required to maximize enterprise productivity, performance and efficiency in a holistic manner. In this workshop, participants will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to understand what principles are required to successfully perform full enterprise lifecycle management - from concept initiatives to retirement and decommissioning initiatives. This workshop provides participants with a conceptual framework for understanding the concepts and principles of Enterprise Engineering. This workshop does not include a practicum or hands-on exercises. It provides Executive Level exposure and introduction to Enterprise Engineering and Architecture for those intending to take the 5-day Boot Camp followed by the 3-Day Enterprise Analysis Boot Camp. Biographies
Walter L Wilson: Enterprise Architect with Lockheed Martin with 14 years of practical experience. Federal Enterprise Architect Certification Institute Faculty member. President of the Association of Enterprise Architects California Chapter. Senior Thought Leader in Enterprise Engineering and its application to full Enterprise Lifecycle Management. Leads the development of Enterprise Architecture analytical frameworks and lassies patterns for Lockheed Martin and industry. Lead enterprise architecture effort of Multi-Mission Satellite Operations Center, Joint Force Projection, Prompt Global Strike, Spacelift Range, Joint Force Projection, and Air Force Control Network. Led Lockheed Martin's initial efforts to pursue Enterprise Transformation Initiatives in the Energy Sector. Led the development of AFSPC's approach to Open Systems Management. Leads mentoring and knowledge-sharing activities designed to disseminate and share Enterprise Engineering knowledge within Lockheed and the industry. Leads Lockheed Martin's component of the International Security, Trust, and Privacy Alliance development of a Privacy Assurance Framework, Reference Model and Reference Architecture. Brae Irwin : Enterprise Architect for Lockheed Martin with 4 years of practical experience in Defense and commercial domains. He is an officer of a leading chapter of the Association of Enterprise Architects and has educated several defense industry organizations on enterprise architecture and engineering. Recently, he has contributed to the development of the MMSOC architecture and a published approach for Open Systems Management for AFSPC. Brae has produced several architectural concepts that have contributed to the OMG and IEEE standards activities and are leading the field and practice of enterprise architecture. Sunil Malik : Sunil Malik works at Lockheed Martin as an Enterprise Architect. In the past, he has also worked as a software architect designing and executing next generation ground systems for the Department of Defense. In his current role, Sunil Malik's main duties include designing, executing, and training on enterprise engineering processes and procedures to support cost effective acquisition, operations, and development activities.
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