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Working Architects Group HiEd IT Architecture

Recap of the Working Architects Group meeting at Harvard CSG on 9/23/2004, discussing topics such as common issues, motivation, and technical discussions. Includes perspectives from MIT and CIO on incorporating architecture and the structure of WAG activities.

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Working Architects Group HiEd IT Architecture

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  1. Working Architects GroupHiEd IT Architecture Update #3 Harvard CSG 9/23/2004

  2. Today’s Discussion • Third time around • First – established the affinity • Second – explored architecture and architect • Today • Recap the WAG agenda • Update from MIT • Discussion • CIO Perspective: Incorporating Architecture Harvard CSG - 9/23/2004

  3. Structure of the WAG Agenda • On the Topic: Common Issues, Range of Motion • Motivation, Integration, Results • Models, Definitions, Artifacts • Roles, Perspectives, Interactions • Methods, Processes, Tools • In the Topic: Technical Discussions • Consideration/collaboration on 'architecture issues‘ • Leverage a larger architecture group to discuss issues • Compose/share recommendations • For the Topic: Structure/Activities of the WAG • Communication, Outreach, Expansion, Focus Harvard CSG - 9/23/2004

  4. MIT Perspective

  5. CIO Perspective: Incorporating Architecture • What’s missing? What gap is there that I see architecture filling? • What form will it take? Is it a perspective, a roadmap, a list of tools/methods, a set of opinions, and/or a set of people? Does it deal with questions of today, tomorrow, or infinity? • How will I incorporate it? Perspectives must be consulted, roadmaps must be read, tools must be used, opinions must be discussed, people need to interact... What actions do I foresee using to incorporate the architecture forms into the planning and operation of my organization? Harvard CSG - 9/23/2004

  6. Working Architects GroupHiEd IT Architecture Update #3 Harvard CSG 9/23/2004

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