The IEA conference ran from 2008 to 2016, bringing together experts in enterprise architecture from around the world and helping to establish the UK Government EA community. The conference organisers were
Ian Bailey from Model Futures (enterprise architecture expertise) and Penny Creed from Synthesis Events
(event management). The conference usually attracted between 150 and 200 people and was always held in central London.
We still get asked for copies of the presentations, so we've decided to keep the old site going as an archive.
2008 Presentations
Applying EA and Systems Engineering in GCHQ - Chief Systems Engineer
EA Case Study for SysML - Ron Williamson
MODAF Human Views - Dr Anne Bruseberg
Using MODAF to Support Warfighter Experimentation - Steve Hitchins
Standards-Based Approach to EA and SOA - Captain Bob Leeming
The NATO Architecture Framework SOA Views - Lt Col Mikael Hagenbo & Lars-Olof Kihstrom
Analyzing and Presenting Multi-Nation Process Interoperability Data for End-Users - Dave McDaniel
DoD Enterprise Architecture Initiatives - George Wauer
Using EA to Manage Complexity in UK Armed Forces Personnel Delivery Programmes - Brigadier Robin Bacon
Information Management Maturity and Enterprise Architecture - Matthew West
DoDAF v2.0 Development - Brian Wilczynksi
Home Office Information Systems and Strategy - John Wailing
MODAF - A Practical Application of an Architecture Framework - Peter Hotham and Steve Winter
Focussing on Capability: Supporting the Trades - Bob Barton
2009 Presentations
Bob Barton - Managing the Trading Environment in Practice
Brian Wilczynski - Achieving an Information Advantage - A DOD Perspective
Dave Dyke and Anthony Alston - Combining Top-down and Bottom-up Techniques for Developing More Effective EA
Grant Morley - An Enterprise Approach to Information Assurance in MOD
John McNaughton - Making EA work for MOD
Matthew West - The Role of Enterprise Architecture in ISO 8000
Al Murray - An update on the KSA Activity in MOD
Andrew Josey - The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) - A Comprehensive Overview
Bruce Brown - An Executive Level Enterprise Architecture Perspective
Dave Chesebrough - Enterprise Architecture, an International Picture
Laurence Marzell and Charles Le Gallais - Use of Enterprise Architecture in the Critical National Infrastructure
Matthew Hause - An Overview of UPDM - A Unified Profile for DoDAF MODAF
The MODAF Learning Portal
Steve Winter - NATS Keynote Address
Frits Broekema - NATOs Approach to Enterprise Architecture
Brigadier Alan Clacher - Keynote
Mike Duffy and Fintan Hanbury - An Enterprise Architecture Approach to Options Analysis in Large Aquisition Programmes
Katie De Bourcier - Opening Keynote
2010 Presentations
Allen Brown (The Open Group) - Drinking Our Own Champagne
Brian Wilczynski (DoD CIO Office) - Architecture & Standards Governance in the Department of Defense
Dave McDaniel (Silver Bullet inc.) - Architecture & Standards Governance in th Department of Defense
John Zachman - IEA2010 Keynote - Enterprise Design Objectives - Complexity and Change
Alistair Murray (UK MOD KSA Keynote) - MOD & Architectures
Espen Gjos (Norwegian Armed Forces) and Stig Dormaenen (IBM) - How to set up and effectively manage an enterprise architecture model
Colonel Luigi Gregori (UK MOD) - MOD Perspectives on EA
Commodore Mark Purcell (Australian DoD) - Delivering an Enterprise Architecture for the Australian Department of defence
Owen Sudlow (BAE Systems) and Myles Higgin (Salamander) - Delivering Military Capability - the value of enterprise decision making
Peder Blomqvist (Swedish Armed Forces) and Niklas Haggstrom (Centric Labs) - Introduction to Design in NATO NISP
R Adm Thomas Engevall (Keynote from CIO of Swedish Armed Forces) - Enterprise Architecture in The Swedish Armed Forces
Jonathan Carter (EAS Jason Powell (EAS) and Keith Hardy - Exploiting EA ontologies
Karl Hertz (FrontEnd) - National Maritume Communications System - Practical Experiences Using MODAF with the SwAF
Lim Han Chiew (DSTA) - The Singapore Ministry of Defences Approach to Enterprise Architecture
Malcolm Touchin (SEIC) and Alan Harding (BAE Systems) - Use of an Activity Model to Underpin Enterprise Evolution in Capability Mangement
Matthew Hause (UPDM Co-Chair
Commodore Oswaldo Brogi (Italian MOD) - How an enterprise architecture approach is helping to improve network enabled capability NEC
2011 Presentations
Alex Mitchell - Realising the Benefits of EA to ISTAR
Caroline Gowing and Col Ian Harris - Handout
Caroline Gowing and Col Ian Harris - The Army Equipment Development Plan
Tom Graves - Enterprise architecture beyond IT: An Australian view
David Camm & Malcolm Touchin - System of Systems Challenges in the Capability Lifecycle - a Joint MoD/Industry Enterprise Approach
Matt Rapier - EA on the front-line: Support to Op Herrick
Allen Clarke & Steve Pybus - Enterprise Architecture: Generating the European conversation
Brig Alan Clacher - Day 2 Keynote - UK MOD LogNEC
Neil Peachey - Comparing EA in Defence and Financial Services
Mikael Hagenbo - Panel Session: Governance: Getting the Policy Balance Right
Mike Brownsword and Joe Silmon - Accompanying paper
Mike Brownsword and Joe Silmon - Managing risk and cost with an EA approach
Chris Partridge - What is a service? A forensic approach to developing a common understanding of Service across business and IT.
Chris Partridge & Ian Bailey - MOD Analysis Report on Service Standards
Robert Damashek - EA for Unity of Defence Vision and Action
Marcel Staicu - EDA approach on architectures in support of capabilities development
2012 Presentations
Bjorn Blondell and Anders Soderberg - Nordic Battalion Task Force 2020: Practical Experiences Using MODAF within a Nulti-national Context\r\n
David Burton - KEYNOTE: Enterprise Architecture in NATO\r\n
Robert Suzic - Enterprise Architecture Approach at European Space Agency\r\n
Sean Barker - The MUST of Meta-Data
Kirsten Sinclair - Spicing-up IBMs EA tools with Petri Nets
Matthew West - An Ontological Template for Business Analysis
Lt Col Mikael Hagenbo et al - MODEM - Reengineering the M3 based on the IDEAS foundation model\r\n
David Lynam - KEYNOTE: The Golden Thread: enabling end to end transparency\r\n
Jennifer Mollett - From today to tomorrow: an EA approach to managing Capability Transformations\r\n
Paul Sibson - Developing the Architecture for the Soldier of Tomorrow
Pedro Sousa - Enterprise Architecture as an Automated Instrument to Support Enterprise Transformation: Approach and Practice
Dave Camm and Dave Evans - Architecture for Decision Makers
Tan Song Beng - Architecture in Singapore MOD
Tom Graves - The Enterprise is a Story: a Narrative Approach to Enterprise Architecture
Steve Winter - SESAR and NextGen: Transforming global air traffic management
Jason Hill - Capability Architecture ÔøΩÔøΩÔøΩ Mind the Gap!
Col Gary Jackson and Trevor Milburn - Architecture for the Front Line\r\n
Stu Jack - The Defence Information Reference Model
Pawel Jasinski and Doug Sim - Making Information Perform: Evolving the MIP from Databases to Services
Stuart Armstrong and Lt Cdr Fred Baxter - Architecture for Rapid Technology Insertion
Wg Cdr Alex Hicks and Luke Tucker - Embedding Architecture in the Enterprise
Nick Frall and Kevin Wallis - What does the A in SOSA stand for ?
Denis Wisnosky - US DoD Semantic Architecture
2013 Presentations
Prof Sharm Manwani - Business & Enterprise Architecture: Enabling Strategic Conversations
Peder Blomquist and Niklas Haggstrom
Edwin Swidenbank - EA in business change and future planning programmes
Steve Harris - Architecting Information Superiority in the Fight Against Cyber-Crime
Steve Challinor - Canada EA Update
Rory Cleland - From Value to Capability: Using MoDAF to increase the effectiveness of Disaster Management.
Regis Dumond - France EA Update
Michael Fuller - London 2012 Olympics: Decision Support Architecture
Kevin Wallis - How architecting is helping support a migration towards mobile computing
Jon Cook - The Application of a System of Systems Approach in a Defence Context
Andy Ellis - Are you ready for big data
The Tom Graves Graveyard Slot
Apthorp and Sears - From Application Convergence to Capability Planning
Human in the System - captured by Sally Bean
2014 Presentations
Alastair Macartney - Can Complexity Save Us
Rob Paternoster
Tony Vaudrey
Dave McDaniel
Dave Snowden
Lars Olof Kihlstrom
Edwin Swidenbank and Jon Cook
Graham Bleakley
Mike Stone, UK MOD CIO
Tom Graves Graveyard Slot
Gorman Bailey Van Haperen
2015 Presentations
Kevin Wallis
Keith Hasteley
Bob Bailey
Clarke and Vaudrey - EATMA
Harris and Swycher Aistemos
Hoverstadt Loh
Matthew Hause - How Long Is A Piece Of String
Mike Stone
Rory Cleland - Architectural Risk
Singapore sharing
2016 Presentations
Advanced Enterprise Architectures for Autonomous UAV Traffic Management - Steve Winter
Agile Security - Michael Brunton-Spall
Beyond Defence in Depth - NCSC
Building Blocks, Taxonomies & Hackathons - UK MOD (pdf)
Building Blocks, Taxonomies & Hackathons - UK MOD (ppt)
Digital Transformation - The Role of Architecture - Chris Boyd, Telefonica Digital
Driving Business Agility & IT Innovation with Enterprise Architecture - Martin Owen, Corso
European ATM Architecture, The Human Factor - SESAR / EATMA
Everything as Code - Gareth Rushgrove, Puppet Labs (external link)
illumr lightning pitch - Jason Lee
KEYNOTE: Lots of Ingredients, few recipes - Chris Ensor, NCSC
Model Driven Requirements Engineering - Martin Krähenbühl, Patrick Salm (Ruag)
Transitioning UPDM to the Unified Architecture Framework - Graham Bleakley & Aurelijus Morkevicius