THE DIPLOMAT BEACH RESORT HOLLYWOOD | FT. LAUDERDALE
THE DIPLOMAT BEACH RESORT HOLLYWOOD | FT. LAUDERDALE
International Institute of Business Analysis
Agenda
Thursday, November 8, 2018
10:40 am – 11:40 am |
Presentation
| Room: Grand Oaks AB
Cloud Architecture Readiness Assessment
Presented by: Alex Pettit
This presentation is focused on the development of measures for requirements capabilities in both the organizational and IT solution-specific domains, and then using these measures to show that these are two separate and distinct kinds of requirements capabilities, and that maturity in one context (agile software development) does not compensate for immaturity in the other (Enterprise Architecture). This will form the basis for an assessment of how ready an application, an IT organization, or a service is to migrate through the hybrid cloud solutions to a truly native cloud architecture.
Learning Objectives:
- How to successfully apply agile methodologies to the transformation of business.
- What to know if your IT is ready for transformation to the cloud.
- Where is your organization on the road to cloud transformation?
- Successful agile IT practices may not translate into agile business.
Speaker(s)
Alex Pettit
Chief Information Officer
Officer, State of Oregon
Alex Pettit was appointed as the Chief Information Officer with the State of Oregon in January 2014 by Governor John Kitzhaber. As the CIO, Alex had responsibility for oversight of all major IT projects in every state agency. In his time there they began to develop the first comprehensive Enterprise Architecture in any state, encompassing the interoperability needs of municipalities, counties, state agencies, and school districts. Alex also served as the last CIO for Cover Oregon, leading the health insurance exchange through a difficult period and ultimately to the transfer to the federal healthcare.gov site. During his four and a half years, the Office of the State CIO unified all data centers in the state, unified all IT security, and began unification of all wide area networking solutions into a state-owned fiber backbone.
Alex was appointed the first Chief Information Officer for the State of Oklahoma in April, 2010, by Governor Brad Henry, and was reappointed by Governor Mary Fallin in January, 2011. He served as cabinet secretary of information technology and telecommunications. Alex has previously worked for Brown University, Marsh McLennan, the City of Denton, Texas, Ernst & Young, and AT&T Wireless.
Alex has worked with both public and private organizations regarding technology management activities, including IT consolidation, governance and architecture. Some of these organizations include: the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, the Disaster Recovery Institute International, the International City Managers Association, the Texas City Managers Association, the Society for Information Management and the American Institute of Technology Professionals.
He has been actively involved in continuity of operations planning, crisis leadership, emergency operations center design and civil defense planning in Texas and Oklahoma and has personally managed and supported teams through major crisis events.
Alex has received the Best of Texas Award for IT Leadership, the Public Technology Institute IT Leadership Award and the Society for Information Management IT Executive of the Year Award for his leadership. Alex was named in the 2012 Top 25 Information Managers list at Information-Management.com for being a successful and engaging role model and example of leadership.
Alex's 2018 Presentations:
- Cloud Architecture Readiness Assessment
Thursday, November 8, 2018 (10:40 am – 11:40 am)
